All Chapters of The Alpha's Unworthy Luna : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

ELENA'S POV,“Elena?” Corbin's voice broke my trance. The snowy scene disappeared, and I was back on the palace steps. “Are you okay? You looked like you were going to pass out.” “Yeah, I’m fine. It was nothing to worry about,” I lied, though my pulse raced and my breathing became uneven. Andrew’s gaze lingered on me for a moment too long. He seemed curious, as if he knew what I had just experienced. Our eyes met again before he looked away, returning to Ryan. His face changed, becoming unreadable as he listened to Ryan talk. They laughed, and I blinked hard to shake off what I had just seen. I tried to collect myself. Whatever that had been—memory, vision, or something else entirely—it sent a chill down my spine. As Ryan led the group into the palace, his hand brushed mine. I managed a warm smile for the guests, even though I noticed Julian standing behind them with some people I recognized from the news. Ryan cleared his throat, his voice steady. “Before we begin the formal intr

ELENA'S POV,“Yes. Exactly like Julian.”One name turned an amazing moment into an awkward silence. I wanted to stop myself from taking his name, but it didn't feel right, especially when I knew what he thought about women. Many can't digest when they see a woman succeed in life, but most of them keep quiet and spread hate online. It's a safe haven for those kinds of people after all, they could write whatever they want without facing any consequences.However, Julian wasn't like that because he openly admitted, on national TV, that he was against female Alphas. He countered with the same old logic, that if women started leading the Pack, who'll look after the future of the pack—the young ones. He wholeheartedly believed that a woman's place is in the kitchen, and their duty is to serve the family.“Women don't have to be an Alpha to prove that they are capable. They can do the same by being good housewives.” That was the statement he made on live TV, and that earned him a big round of

ELENA'S POV,“Even with all the security and protection, I still got you, Elena. How can you not see that we're destined to be together?”For a long moment, neither of us spoke. I didn't know how to respond to his delusion, or if I should respond to him at all. I was keeping my distance from him because I thought I wasn't ready to face him yet. I believed that there was a small part of me that still feared him, but seeing him before my eyes, I felt nothing.No trace of fear, disgust, or even anger showed up anywhere inside me. I felt no emotions towards him.Julian’s smirk didn’t fade as he pushed off the wall, unbothered by my silence towards him. When he took a step closer towards me, I felt the presence of his wolf brushing against mine. The feeling that erupted in my heart was bold, invasive, and familiar in all the worst ways. Years ago, that same energy had made me feel protected and safe, but things changed drastically within a year.“You look surprised,” he finally said, becau

ELENA'S POV,The banquet was already a test of my patience, long before anything went wrong.It felt less like we were celebrating peace and friendship and more like a stage where everyone was performing the role they were given. I was probably the only sane person in the room because I wasn't pretending to be someone else, except for the servers, of course. Everyone else was standing a little too straight, smiling a little too wide, pretending like small talk and constant political discussions didn't exhaust them.The chandeliers above our heads scattered light like liquid gold, and the room buzzed with quiet conversations that meant everything and nothing all at once. I was standing near the far end of the ballroom, because it was close enough to observe Ollie, who was playing with the kids of some other leaders, but far enough to stay invisible from the crowd of men.Ryan was on the exact other side of the room, at the entrance. He was welcoming people, shaking their hands, exchang

RYAN'S POV,The door to Prince Andrew’s room closed softly behind us, and we walked away, sealing the chaos inside. I knew for sure that something wasn't right about Prince Andrew but didn't want to cause any friction between the two nations. So, I decided to leave with Elena because I knew she wasn't happy with how Joyce treated Dr Stark. She was seconds away from bursting.We walked in silence down the dimly lit corridor, checking on our surroundings to make sure there wasn't anyone eavesdropping on us. There were too many people in the palace, so we couldn't be too comfortable with what we were saying. Everyone was looking for an opportunity to destroy the peace between the two nations, and there weren't many people I could trust.The marble floor was gleaming under the chandeliers, and as we went upstairs, I noticed that every sound was muffled. It was as if the palace itself was holding its breath out of fear. I tried not to think about the eerie feeling and followed Elena to her