All Chapters of Alpha’s Regret After His Abandoned Luna Left: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

(Lily's POV)The silver poisoning was spreading through my body faster than the healers had anticipated. Each day, I felt my strength ebbing away like moonlight at dawn."Six moons," Dr. Yu had said. "Perhaps less without a compatible donor."I stared at my reflection in the healing chamber's mirror. My once-golden hair had dulled, and my skin had taken on a silvery pallor that no amount of herbal remedies could disguise.Alexander visited me dutifully every few days. His amber eyes would scan my medical charts, his expression controlled but distant. There was care there, but not love. Never love."Alexander," I called softly as he entered my healing chamber. "I've been thinking."He approached my bed, maintaining a careful distance. "About what?""I'd like to visit the ancient werewolf territories before..." I let the words hang between us, watching his reaction.His jaw tightened. "That's not advisable in your condition. We should wait until you're stronger, after proper trea

The early morning light filtered through the windows of my father's study as I stood before him, my decision already made."You're taking Lily Lawrence to the Northern Territories?" Father's voice was carefully neutral, but his amber eyes—so like mine—betrayed his concern."Yes." I kept my response simple, bracing for the argument I knew would follow.Father leaned back in his ceremonial chair, fingers steepled before him. "And Aurora? Have you considered what this will do to any chance of reconciliation?"A hollow laugh escaped me before I could stop it. "There is no reconciliation to be had, Father. Aurora has made her position clear.""Has she?" He raised an eyebrow. "Or are you simply running from something difficult toward something familiar?"His words cut deeper than he knew. I turned toward the window, watching pack members beginning their morning routines in the territory below."Lily is dying," I said finally. "Six moons at most, according to Dr. Yu. She wants to see o

(Alexander's POV)"Mother?" I stepped away from the boundary marker. "What's happening?"She rushed toward me, clutching a silver tablet in her trembling hands. Her breath came in quick gasps as if she'd been running for miles."Aurora," she panted, thrusting the tablet at me. "She's pregnant. Seven weeks pregnant."The world seemed to stop. "What did you say?""Aurora is carrying your pup!" She tapped the tablet screen frantically. "Look! These are her healing assessment records!"I stared at the medical data displayed before me. Aurora Winters. Seven weeks pregnant. High risk due to previous injuries. Blood type compatibility with Alexander Blackwood confirmed."This can't be right," I whispered. "The healers said she couldn't..."But even as I denied it, memories flooded back. Aurora's pale face at the Silver Moon Theater. Her hand protectively resting on her stomach. The way she'd avoided the wolfsbane-infused wine at pack gatherings."Oh Moon Goddess," I breathed. "She wa

(Aurora's POV)I pulled my wrist from Alexander's grasp, stepping back beneath my black umbrella."You lost that right," I said coldly. "Our mate bond is severed."His expression didn't falter. "Pack law can sever a legal bond, Aurora. But it cannot sever what our wolves feel.""You should have thought of that before you chose Lily Lawrence. Repeatedly."I turned away, unable to bear the sight of him looking so vulnerable. The mighty Alpha heir reduced to kneeling in the mud."Go home, Alexander. This achieves nothing."Without waiting for his response, I walked back to the Thornwood guest den, my heart pounding against my ribs. My wolf Zoe whined inside me, urging me to return to him, but I silenced her protests.Inside, Caleb Silvercreek lounged against the wall, his eyes bright with curiosity."So, the Alpha heir is still out there?" he asked, feigning disinterest."Not your concern," I snapped, placing the wet umbrella in its stand.Caleb followed me to the kitchen area

(Aurora's POV)"Aurora!" Nora Gray's voice rang out with warmth as she rushed toward me, her steel-gray eyes bright with excitement.I opened my arms, embracing her slender frame. "Nora! I didn't expect you until tomorrow."Her familiar scent brought comfort—pine needles and fresh mountain air from the Eastern Territories. It had been too long since I'd seen my friend."I couldn't wait another day to see you," she said, pulling back to examine my slightly rounded belly. "Look at you! Absolutely glowing."I laughed, placing a protective hand over my baby bump. "Three months and already making his presence known."Nora reached into her ceremonial hunting bag. "Speaking of which, I brought something for the little one."She withdrew a small silver box, carefully opening it to reveal a stunning silver moonstone amulet with intricate protective runes carved around its edges. The craftsmanship was exquisite—clearly the work of Eastern Territory artisans."Nora, it's beautiful," I gas