Todos os capítulos de The Alpha King's Contract Luna : Capítulo 31 - Capítulo 37

The chamber arranged for Ava and Edward was elegant in a quiet, expensive way. The walls were pale cream with gold accents that caught the warm light from the recessed ceiling lamps. Floor-to-ceiling windows opened to a balcony overlooking the Frostfang woods, the moonlight washing everything in silver. The air smelled faintly of cedar and fresh linen. A large velvet sofa sat near the corner, opposite a bed draped in dark silk sheets.Ava stood by the window, her fingers tracing the edge of the curtain. Her eyes wandered across the space, and her chest tightened. This was the same room where Liam had rejected her months ago. The same floor where she had begged for an explanation, the same air that had carried her tears. Everything looked the same—the polished mirror, the scent of cedarwood, even the faint creak the floor made near the fireplace. Only she was different now. No longer the heartbroken girl who had been cast out, but the Luna of the Alpha King.Edward walked slowly around

The grand hall glimmered with gold and silver light as Ava and Edward stepped through the tall arched doorway. A low murmur rolled through the crowd before it rose into applause and cheers. The scent of roasted meat and polished oak filled the air, blending with the faint hum of music drifting from a small band tucked near the corner.Flashes from cameras flickered like tiny stars, capturing the moment as the Alpha King and his Luna entered Frostfang’s ceremonial hall. Bodyguards in dark suits stood alert along the walls, their earpieces gleaming each time the lights caught them. The crowd parted smoothly, heads bowing, smiles stretching wide in awe and reverence.Edward’s expression was calm, confident—a perfect portrait of a ruler at ease among his people. He offered polite nods and the occasional wave, his smile measured yet warm. Ava, at his side, managed a faint curve of her lips, her gaze steady though her stomach twisted in quiet unease.Liam appeared near the front, his smile

The night air was cool when they left the hall. The faint music of laughter and clinking glasses followed them down the corridor, fading behind the soft thud of their footsteps. Ava’s robe brushed lightly against her legs, her head lowered, tired.Edward walked beside her, saying nothing. The silence between them wasn’t awkward — it felt charged, like something unseen hovered just out of reach.When she stumbled slightly on the polished marble, his hand went out on instinct. His fingers brushed hers.A spark leapt through him — sharp, electric. His breath caught. The corridor swayed.And then… his eyes flared gold.Mate.The word slipped from his lips before he could stop it, barely a whisper, lost to the hum of distant music.He froze where he stood. Ava had already pushed the door open and gone inside, unaware.Edward stayed rooted to the spot, chest rising and falling fast. His pulse thundered in his ears. He looked behind him, scanning the empty hallway, half-expecting to see some