All Chapters of Alpha’s Moonchild: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

ElviraI didn’t have time to think, to breathe, to even argue. Jaxon watched me as I struggled to say anything. Few seconds passed, he stared at me one last time before he walked straight the courtyard, and stood at the the center of it, his voice echoing through the freezing morning mist. "Pack up. We're leaving. Now."At first, no one moved. A few jaws dropped. Some of the Betas looked at each other, waiting for someone to call it a bluff. But the sharpness in Jaxon’s tone left no room for questions. Was he running away because of me?Within an hour, the entire pack compound looked like a battlefield. People were scrambling, tossing clothes into duffel bags, yanking pups from their beds, herding the wolves into trucks. That was the moment I found out, Alpha Jaxon catered for orphans pups whom they parents were no more. The great halls and pack house emptied in few minutes, even Brielle hurriedly packed her things and came to the park area were the cars were waiting.And me? I stoo

KaleI felt the tension in the air before I heard the footsteps. Something was wrong, very wrong.I pushed through the late-night crowd, heart hammering, eyes scanning the narrow city street. Elvira was supposed to be right ahead of me, heading toward the gala’s afterparty with Celina and the others. I had stayed behind, dealing with some damn security issue at event.Bad f*cking move. A scream tore through the night, sharp and chilling."Elvira!" I roared, shoving through the wall of people.Ahead, down a dark alley lit only by a broken streetlamp, I saw them. Five figures, all masked, all wearing the Bloodmoon crest somewhere on their black clothes. Surrounding her like jackals, their claws glinted under the flickering light.Elvira was holding her ground, but she was outnumbered, backed against the filthy brick wall. Her wild green eyes locked onto mine, relief flashing through them for a heartbeat, before she shifted into a defensive stance, baring her teeth."Stay back!" she s

Jaxon I stood on the rooftop balcony of Pack Tower, staring out over the city I was about to light on fire.Below me, the Grand Square was packed shoulder-to-shoulder, witches, shifters, council members, rival packs, all buzzing with barely contained chaos.Tonight, I wasn't just claiming Elvira. I was declaring war."You're insane," Ronan muttered behind me, adjusting the ceremonial sword at his belt."Maybe," I said, sliding my jacket over my shoulders. "But if we don't move first, Bloodmoon will come for us”He didn’t argue, he knew I was right.Since moving back into the city, we had been surrounded on all sides by enemies dressed as politicians and businessmen. Alphas who once groveled at my father’s feet now shared alliances behind closed doors. Bloodmoon, Rivershade, even the lesser packs, they were all waiting for me to fall.They thought bringing a "wild country Luna" into the heart of Morrien territory would weaken me. Idiots. They hadn't met Elvira yet."It's time," said

JaxonThe city had turned into a ticking bomb. Every day, Elvira’s life was hanging by a thinner thread. And if I didn’t act fast, the whole damn Tower would come down on top of us.That's why I called the meeting. In secret. No council, no scribes, no pretty speeches.Just Alphas. The real rulers of this city.The ones who knew what it cost to keep a pack alive when enemies circled and your own people sharpened knives behind your back.We gathered in an abandoned steelworks on the west side of Morrien territory. A building too broken to eavesdrop through, too isolated to stumble on by accident.The other Alphas arrived one by one, cloaked in shadows.Laric of Blackthorn. Ilaria of Crescent Hollow. Malik of Ironfang. Even Cael of Hollowstone dragged his aging carcass out of retirement to see what the hell was going on.They eyed me warily as I stood at the center of the room, arms folded, voice low and lethal."You all know why you're here," I said.They said nothing. Means they und

CassianYou ever feel like you’re watching everything fall apart, and there’s not a damn thing you can do to stop it?Yeah. That was today. It started with Jaxon.He was supposed to be at a simple meeting, they were board members, mostly humans. Just another day smoothing over scandals, convincing them everything was fine while the real battles, the ones that mattered, happened in the dark where they couldn't see.I wasn’t supposed to here, didn’t think I needed to be. But when I got the call from Ronan, tight voice, curt words, I knew something was wrong."Jaxon wants to see you," Ronan said. "Get here."By the time I shoved through the conference room doors, the air inside was filled with unease. The board members, polished men and women in sleek suits, were fidgeting, glancing at each other nervously. Jaxon stood at the head of the long table, hands braced on the glossy wood, eyes wild.You could feel his anger radiating the room, sharp, bitter, pissed. Humans couldn’t smell it, b