Semua Bab Alpha’s Regret After His Abandoned Luna Left: Bab 101 - Bab 110

(Alexander's POV)After a moment, the door opened to reveal Ruby Stone's surprised face."Alpha Blackwood?" Her eyes widened. "What are you doing here at this hour?""I need to see Aurora," I said, my voice rough from exhaustion.Ruby blocked the doorway. "She's already asleep. Perhaps you could return tomorrow?""I'll wait," I insisted, my tone leaving no room for argument.Ruby hesitated, then stepped aside reluctantly. "You can wait in the living room. I'll see if she's willing to speak with you."The suite was elegant, with moon-crystal lamps casting a soft glow over the silver-embossed furniture. I paced the living area, too restless to sit.After several minutes, Aurora appeared in the doorway. Her honey-brown hair fell loose around her shoulders, and her ceremonial sleeping robe did little to hide her growing belly. Even exhausted, she was breathtaking."Alexander," she said, her green eyes wary. "What brings you to Hunter territory in the middle of the night?"I swall

Silence. Complete, utter silence.I sat in the healing den, watching healers' mouths move without hearing a single word. My wolf Zoe whimpered inside me, equally disoriented by our sudden isolation from the world of sound.Mother burst through the door, her face a mask of determination. She gestured rapidly to Ruby and the healers. I couldn't hear what she was saying, but her intentions were clear from her purposeful movements.Ruby handed me the silver wolf-message slate. On it, Mother had written: "TAKING YOU TO NORTHERN TERRITORY'S PREMIER HEALING DEN. BEST WOLF HEALERS."I nodded, one hand instinctively moving to my belly. My pup was safe—that was all that mattered right now.Father lifted me into his arms despite my protests that I could walk. I caught the worried glance he exchanged with Mother over my head. They were more frightened than they wanted me to know.The snowstorm had finally stopped, leaving Hunter Territory gleaming under a bright moon. Our ceremonial transpor

(Alexander's POV)The Thornwood mansion stood silent in the moonlight. I moved like a shadow across the manicured grounds, my wolf's enhanced senses guiding me through the darkness. Security was tight, but I knew this territory better than Thornwood's guards ever could.A second-floor window led to Aurora's bedroom. Using my Alpha strength, I scaled the wall effortlessly and slipped inside without making a sound.There she was. My mate. My Aurora.She slept peacefully, her honey-brown hair spread across the pillow, one hand resting protectively over her slightly rounded belly. The soft moonlight caressed her features, making her look ethereal, untouchable.I knelt beside her bed, the weight of my guilt crushing me. My fingers hovered inches from her face, not daring to touch her."Aurora," I whispered, though I knew she couldn't hear me. "I'm so sorry."The words felt hollow, inadequate against the magnitude of my failures. How many times had I chosen wrongly? How many times had

(Alexander's POV)The moonlight streamed through the windows of my study, casting long shadows across the territory documents scattered on my desk. I stood motionless, staring at them without really seeing.All I could see was Aurora's face—tears streaming down her cheeks, her green eyes filled with despair as she struggled to form words I could barely understand. "Want... Grandmother... Snow, paw..."Had I ever truly made her happy? In all our time together, had I given her anything but pain and tears?My wolf Alex whined softly inside me, sharing my torment. What I felt for Aurora—was it love or merely an Alpha's possessiveness? Did I want her happiness or just to possess her?I ran my fingers through my hair, exhaling heavily. The weight of my failures crushed down upon me like a physical burden."What have I done?" I whispered to the empty room.The next morning, I was gone before sunrise. There were arrangements to be made, promises to be kept.When I returned to the villa

(Alexander's POV)The Winter Moon Festival was upon us, the most significant gathering for the Blackwood Pack. I sat alone in my private study at the pack headquarters, staring at my communication device.My finger hovered over the small silver ceremonial wolf paw prints image. The caption beneath it read simply: "Little Silver Moon."This subtle announcement would tell the entire pack what I'd kept private for weeks - Aurora and I were expecting a pup. My son. My heir."Are you certain about this announcement, Alpha?" Eva Dawnrunner asked, standing respectfully near the door."Yes," I replied, not looking up. "It's time everyone knew."With one touch, I sent the image to the pack's official communication network. Within moments, my device buzzed with notifications - congratulations, well-wishes, inquiries.I ignored them all. Only one wolf's reaction mattered, and she couldn't even hear the news."Your ceremonial robes are prepared for tonight's gathering," Eva continued profe