All Chapters of Alpha's Hidden Luna: Chapter 111 - Chapter 119

The council chamber of Valen territory was quiet that afternoon, the heavy stone walls absorbing the silence that clung between the two figures seated within. The fire crackled in the hearth, but its warmth did little to ease the chill that crept over Rayne’s skin. She sat opposite Garran, her posture steady, her eyes firm, yet her fingers tightened against the armrest of her chair.She had made her choice. Now she had to say it aloud.“Garran,” she began, her voice even but carrying the weight of a thousand battles, “I have decided. I will accept Lucian Wolfe’s offer. I will be his Luna.”The words hung in the air like smoke, impossible to ignore. Garran’s jaw tightened, the faintest flicker of surprise in his eyes before he masked it behind his usual stern calm.“You mean to leave Valen?” he asked quietly.Rayne shook her head, her dark hair brushing her shoulders. “Not leave. Protect it in a way only I can. Lucian and I… we were never meant to be divided. Every battle I’ve fought,

Garran remained still beside Rayne, his arms at his sides, his expression calm though his heart pounded like a drum inside his chest. He had never sought the crown, never dreamed of standing where he now stood—yet Rayne’s words, Cain’s defense, and the eyes of the council bore down on him like a mantle already placed upon his shoulders.Elder Marrow, whose silver hair gleamed in the torchlight, rose next. He had been the fiercest supporter of Rayne’s father, and his gaze cut like steel as it moved from Rayne to Garran. “You would give us a foreigner to lead us, Rayne Valen? A man who was once nothing more than a sword at your side? Leadership is more than battle scars. It is bloodline. It is history. It is legacy.”Rayne’s chest tightened, but she met the elder’s glare unflinchingly. “Legacy is nothing if there is no one left to carry it.” Her voice rang across the chamber, unwavering. “I have given you my bloodline. I have given you my legacy. But if you cling to it, if you refuse to

The winds of the Eastern Highlands carried with them the crisp bite of autumn, sharp and unforgiving, yet Lucian Wolfe hardly noticed. He stood at the threshold of his stronghold, his gaze fixed on the valley below, where the shadows of twilight stretched long and restless. His people had seen him endure wars, betrayals, and even the death of his father—but nothing had ever truly hollowed him the way losing her had.Rayne Valen.Her name was a wound he never allowed to heal.He told himself she had chosen another life, another future, that her silence was final. Yet in the quiet hours of night, when the world slumbered and duty released its grip, he still found himself staring at the empty space beside him, hearing her laughter like a ghost that would not fade.He had vowed never to wait for her again. But when the horn at the gates sounded, announcing a visitor from beyond Valen borders, his heart betrayed him with a violent thrum.Lucian moved fast—too fast for an Alpha trying to ke

The moon had barely risen when word spread across the Eastern Highlands: the Alpha had summoned an emergency council meeting.The call was unexpected, yet none dared refuse. Cloaked figures emerged from the mountain passes and river valleys, their banners carried by warriors as they approached the heart of the Highlands—Wolfe Keep, the ancestral stronghold of Lucian’s bloodline.Inside the great hall, the fire blazed high in the stone hearth, casting long shadows across carved wooden pillars etched with the symbols of the wolf packs who had pledged loyalty to the Wolfe line for centuries. The air was thick with anticipation, whispers of speculation curling through the gathered elders.Why had the Alpha summoned them so suddenly?What decree could not wait till morning?At the head of the chamber, Lucian stood tall, his dark presence commanding instant silence. The weight of his power pressed into the air—an Alpha at the height of his authority. Yet, there was something different tonig