All Chapters of Alpha’s Regret After His Abandoned Luna Left: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

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Signs the Mate Bond Severance (Alexander's POV)

Alpha’s Regret After His Abandoned Luna Left/Aurora

The moonlight spilled through the trees, casting silver shadows across Aurora's tear-streaked face. Though she stood perfectly still now, I could see the slight trembling of her shoulders, the way her hands clutched at the torn edges of her ceremonial robe."I'm not in pain anymore," she said, her voice too controlled, too careful.The lie was transparent. Everything about her radiated pain—from the tense set of her shoulders to the hollow look in her green eyes."You're crying," I pointed out softly.Aurora wiped the tears away with quick, angry movements. "It's nothing."I took a step toward her, reaching out. "You could cry in my arms instead."Her laugh was brittle, devoid of any warmth. "Your embrace is too crowded."The words landed like a physical blow. I understood immediately what she meant—that Ivy's presence still lingered between us like an unwelcome ghost. That my arms had held another she-wolf while my mate suffered alone.I let my hand drop back to my side. What

A Moment of Unexpected Connection

Alpha’s Regret After His Abandoned Luna Left/Aurora

(Aurora's POV)My communication device chimed for the seventh time that morning. I ignored it, just as I had the previous six alerts. I already knew what I would find - more gossip, more speculation, more false sympathy about my "condition."The blurry photo of Alexander carrying me from Silver Moon Lake had spread through the pack's network like wildfire. By dawn, half the territory was talking about the Alpha heir's "unwavering devotion" to his infertile mate. As if our mate bond was some tragic romance rather than the complicated mess it truly was.I scrolled reluctantly through the messages. One particularly dramatic account claimed Alexander had howled to the moon while holding me in his arms, swearing eternal loyalty despite my "unfortunate barrenness.""Ridiculous," I muttered, tossing the device aside.Ruby entered my office with a steaming cup of herbal tea. "Alexander's enforcers are shutting down the worst of it," she said. "The photo's being scrubbed from the network."

Aurora, Come with Me to Silver Creek Territory!

Alpha’s Regret After His Abandoned Luna Left/Aurora

(Aurora's POV)The sizzle of venison in the pan filled my small healing den with a mouthwatering aroma. I watched Alexander move confidently around my food preparation area, his broad shoulders and powerful frame somehow not looking out of place in the domestic setting."I didn't know the Alpha heir could cook," I remarked, sipping my moon tea.Alexander glanced over his shoulder, a small smile playing at his lips. "There's a lot you don't know about me.""Whose fault is that?" I countered, the words slipping out before I could stop them.His hands paused briefly over the herbs he was crushing. "Mine," he admitted quietly. "It's my fault."The simple acknowledgment caught me off guard. This wasn't the Alexander I knew—the proud, unyielding Alpha who never admitted weakness.He placed a plate before me, the venison perfectly seared and seasoned with my favorite healing herbs."Try it," he urged, watching me expectantly.I took a small bite, surprised by how perfectly he'd prepa

A Cruel Choice (Alexander's POV)

Alpha’s Regret After His Abandoned Luna Left/Aurora

Silver Creek territory's grand ceremonial hall sparkled with crystal chandeliers and silver embellishments, a fitting backdrop for tonight's gathering. I adjusted the collar of my dark ceremonial robe, feeling the weight of dozens of admiring gazes from the she-wolves present. Their interest meant nothing to me.My thoughts remained with Aurora, back in Blackwood territory. Had she considered my offer to join me here?"Alpha Blackwood, another moon wine?" A slender she-wolf with golden hair approached, batting her eyelashes.I accepted the goblet with a polite nod but no smile. "Thank you."She lingered, clearly hoping for more, but my cold expression eventually sent her retreating. This scene had repeated itself throughout the evening – ambitious she-wolves seeking the attention of the Blackwood heir. None of them understood that my wolf Alex recognized only one mate.Elder Thornwood approached, her silver-streaked dark hair elegantly arranged, amusement dancing in her eyes."Yo

Alexander's Gambit (Alexander's POV)

Alpha’s Regret After His Abandoned Luna Left/Aurora

The communication device felt heavy in my hand as Dominic's voice came through, smug and satisfied. My wolf Alex snarled inside me, demanding blood, demanding retribution for the threat to our mate. But I knew my cousin. I knew his weaknesses, his patterns, his limits.This was a gambit I could not afford to lose.I caught Eva Dawnrunner's eye across the room and gave her the slightest nod. She understood immediately, her hand moving to her own communication device as she slipped out of the antechamber."Find her," I mouthed silently. Eva nodded once before disappearing.Turning my attention back to Dominic, I kept my voice cold, controlled. I needed him to believe I was unmoved by his threat."I won't abandon the territory negotiation," I said firmly. "Release Aurora now, and I won't pursue this."Dominic's laugh crackled through the device. "You're choosing territory over your mate? Even for you, that's cold."I steeled myself for what I had to say next. Words that would hurt

I'm returning this to you now

Alpha’s Regret After His Abandoned Luna Left/Aurora

(Alexander's POV)Rain pounded against my face as I sped back to Blackwood territory. The two hours it took to return from Silver Creek felt like an eternity. My hands gripped the steering wheel so tightly my knuckles turned white."Faster," my wolf Alex urged inside me. "Our mate needs us."When I finally arrived at the hunting lodge, the scene was worse than I'd imagined. The structure had collapsed into smoldering ruins despite the downpour. Silver smoke still rose from the debris, its toxic scent burning my nostrils.Over a hundred pack enforcers swarmed the area, their dark uniforms soaked through. Ten tracking wolves circled the perimeter, attempting to catch Aurora's scent through the overwhelming smell of silver and fire.And then I saw him.Dominic knelt in the mud at the edge of the site, hands cuffed behind his back. His head hung low as he stared blankly at the destruction he'd caused.Rage consumed me. Before I knew what was happening, I'd crossed the distance betwe

Waking to a Painful Reality

Alpha’s Regret After His Abandoned Luna Left/Aurora

(Elder Blackwood's POV)The antiseptic scent of the pack's healing den assaulted my senses as I entered. My eyes immediately found my grandson Alexander, hunched over in a chair beside Aurora's still form. Three days had passed since they'd pulled her from the rubble of the hunting lodge.Her face was a canvas of purple bruises and angry red claw marks. The healers said she was lucky—no serious internal injuries despite the silver-infused explosion. But the fact she hadn't woken worried us all."Any change?" I asked, my voice gruff with age and concern.Alexander looked up, dark circles under his amber eyes. He hadn't left her side since they'd brought her in."Nothing," he answered, his voice hoarse from disuse.I studied Aurora's face. Even in unconsciousness, her beauty remained undimmed—the same delicate features that had caught my grandson's eye four years ago. But now those features were marred by injuries that should never have happened."You should have been there," I sa

Painful Confrontations

Alpha’s Regret After His Abandoned Luna Left/Aurora

(Alexander's POV)"Aurora," I said softly. "Can we talk?"She looked up, her green eyes hardening at the sight of me. "About what, Alexander? How you abandoned me for Ivy again?"Her words cut deeper than any silver-tipped blade. I moved closer, careful not to invade her space."I want to explain about what happened. What I said to Dominic—""I don't care what you said to Dominic," she interrupted, her voice surprisingly steady. "Your words mean nothing to me anymore."She struggled to sit up straighter, wincing at the pain the movement caused. I resisted the urge to help her, knowing my touch would be unwelcome."Do you know what I care about?" she continued, her eyes flashing. "I care about the slap that nearly cost my grandmother's life. I care about Ethan's hearing, permanently damaged from the explosion that nearly killed me."I couldn't deny her accusations. They hung between us, each one true."Every time I needed you most, you were with another she-wolf," Aurora said,

A Bitter Anniversary

Alpha’s Regret After His Abandoned Luna Left/Aurora

(Aurora's POV)The early spring sunlight filtered through the healing den windows as I watched Ethan prepare for another silver-purification ritual. This was his fifth treatment since the explosion, and though the healers said he was improving, his left ear would never fully recover."You don't have to stay for this one," Ethan said, his steel-gray eyes meeting mine. "It's the same procedure as before."I shook my head firmly. "I'm staying."My fingers worked quickly, weaving herbs and silver thread into a small protective amulet. Alexander had arranged these specialized treatments for Ethan, sparing no expense despite the Gray family's initial reluctance."The Blackwood Pack doesn't need to handle this," Nora had argued when Alexander first proposed the treatment plan. "We can care for our own."But with the two packs interconnected through ancient alliances, and Elder Thornwood's direct involvement, they couldn't afford to refuse. So here we were, day after day, fighting to sav

A Night of Revelations and Renewed Heartbreak

Alpha’s Regret After His Abandoned Luna Left/Aurora

(Aurora's POV)The night air carried the scent of spring as I watched the Gray siblings' car disappear into the darkness. It was 9:30 pm, and our celebration dinner had gone longer than expected.I turned to head back inside my healing den when a familiar scent stopped me in my tracks. Moonflowers and amber musk—Alexander's scent.My heart skipped a beat before I could control it. There he stood by his sleek black SUV, dressed impeccably in formal Alpha ceremonial attire with intricate silver embroidery along the collar. He looked thinner than when I last saw him, his skin kissed by the sun from outdoor work in Silver Creek territory."Alexander," I said, my voice unexpectedly hoarse.He stepped toward me, moonlight catching on the silver accents of his ceremonial clothing."Aurora." His amber eyes swept over me with an intensity that still made my skin tingle. "I've been back for a while.""You have?" I straightened my healing robe self-consciously.He nodded, glancing up at m

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