All Chapters of Alpha Begged His Doctor Luna come back: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

128 Chapters

Final Rejection

(Sylvan's POV)I watched Vivian try to leave with Nathan. My wolf Logan snarled beneath my skin, the territorial instinct nearly overwhelming me."Vivian, wait," I called out sharply.Nathan Sterling stepped between us, his body creating a barrier. "Thorne," he said evenly, "she's made her choice clear."The Sterling Pack Alpha's scent rose subtly—not challenging me directly, but protective in a way that made my blood boil."This doesn't concern you, Sterling," I growled, my rainforest scent intensifying."It does when you're forcing someone who doesn't want to talk to you," Nathan replied firmly. "If she's unwilling, you need to respect that."Vivian stood behind Nathan, her golden eyes refusing to meet mine. Even her wolf Phoebe seemed subdued, exhausted by our confrontation."Five minutes," I insisted, looking past Nathan to Vivian. "That's all I'm asking for.""I don't want to hear it," Vivian said firmly. "Whatever explanation you have, it's three years too late."The fi

Early Morning Encounter

(Vivian's POV)I woke with a start, my heart pounding and my wolf Phoebe restless within me. The digital clock on my nightstand showed 4:15 AM—far too early, even for our planned sunrise hike. Still, I knew I wouldn't be able to fall back asleep with my mind so agitated after yesterday's confrontation with Sylvan.Rolling over, I reached for my phone. Emma and Ruby had promised to be ready by 4:30 for our hike up Moonshadow Mountain. Might as well get moving.I slipped into my hiking clothes—thermal leggings and a lightweight but warm jacket—and quickly pulled my hair into a practical ponytail. After splashing cold water on my face, I felt marginally more prepared to face the day.At precisely 4:30 AM, I quietly opened my door, not wanting to disturb other guests who might still be sleeping. The soft click of the latch seemed unnaturally loud in the predawn silence."Morning."The deep voice made me jump. I spun around to find Sylvan leaning against the wall opposite my door. He

Unexpected Encounter on the Mountain

(Third-person's POV)The early morning air was crisp and biting as the group continued their ascent up Moonshadow Mountain. Vivian Bennett moved carefully along the increasingly steep path, her breath forming small clouds in the cold air. Though she tried to focus solely on her footing, she was acutely aware of Sylvan Thorne following closely behind her, his rain-forest scent impossible to ignore.As they approached a particularly challenging section, Vivian hesitated, studying the rocky incline before attempting to climb. Her wolf Phoebe stirred anxiously within her, sensing the difficulty ahead."Allow me," Sylvan said, suddenly appearing at her side. Without waiting for permission, he placed a steadying hand on her elbow.Vivian stiffened at his touch. "I can manage on my own," she said, her voice cool and distant.Sylvan's ice-blue eyes studied her face for a moment before he nodded and stepped back. "As you wish."But when Vivian struggled on the next steep portion, nearly l

A Detour on the Mountain

(Vivian's POV)It was only after putting some distance between us that I realized my mistake. My backpack was still with him."Did you see Clara's face?" Emma whispered excitedly, catching up to me with Ruby at her side. "I thought she was going to explode!"Ruby nodded eagerly. "I've never seen anyone look so furious while pretending to be in pain."I raised an eyebrow. "You think she was faking?""Obviously," Emma declared with absolute certainty. "Ten berry cakes says that ankle miraculously heals the moment they're out of sight."Ruby groaned. "No bet. I'd lose for sure." She reached into her pocket and pulled out a handful of dried meat strips. "Here, take all my snacks. You win."Emma accepted the offering triumphantly, stuffing the jerky into her jacket pocket.I shifted uncomfortably, my hands full with hiking poles and the first aid kit I'd used to treat Clara. Without my backpack, I had nowhere to store anything."I need to go back for my bag," I sighed, already drea

Mountain Confessions

(Vivian's POV)The dark mountain path stretched before us like a ribbon of black satin against the navy night sky. Despite the imminent dawn, shadows still clung to every rock and crevice along our route. I tried to steady my breathing, but Sylvan's story about feral wolves had affected me more than I wanted to admit."Are you really that scared?" Sylvan asked, his voice tinged with amusement.I glared at his back, annoyed that he found my discomfort entertaining. "I'm not scared."But Phoebe whimpered within me, betraying my anxiety. The childhood memory of watching my parents torn apart by feral wolves wasn't something I could easily dismiss, no matter how many years passed."The path gets steeper here," Sylvan warned, his rain-forest scent washing over me as he turned to face me. "Watch your step."The narrow trail ahead looked treacherous in the dim light, scattered with loose stones and sudden drops. I swallowed hard, my earlier confidence wavering."I can lead the way," Sy

Sunrise Rejection

(Vivian's POV)The golden light of dawn was just beginning to break over the horizon as I stood facing Sylvan on the mountaintop. His declaration of love hung in the air between us. For a moment, I allowed myself to remember how it felt during those rare peaceful times at the Northern Territory villa—when his presence had brought comfort rather than pain.But those memories couldn't erase three years of neglect."I love you, Vivian," Sylvan repeated, his ice-blue eyes piercing into mine with an intensity that made my heart skip. "I've always loved you."I took a step back, needing distance between us. "You have a strange way of showing it.""Everything I've done proves it," he insisted, moving closer. "The meals I had delivered to the Pack Medical Center when you worked late. The healing herbs I sourced from the Southern territories. The way I abandoned critical Blood Moon operations the moment I heard you were in danger."His voice grew more urgent with each example."I even ga

Confrontation at Daybreak

(Vivian's POV)The descent from Moonshadow Mountain was mercifully easier than the climb. Sunlight streamed through the trees, warming our faces after the chill of the summit. My legs ached pleasantly from the exertion, and Phoebe seemed content within me, no longer restless after our mountaintop realization."I'm starving," Emma announced as we approached the camping base. "Please tell me there's food waiting."Ruby laughed. "There's always food with you around."The camping base was a small clearing with wooden tables and a simple outdoor kitchen area. The staff had prepared a hearty breakfast buffet of bacon, eggs, and fresh fruit. The scent of coffee and food made my stomach growl embarrassingly loud."Someone worked up an appetite," Nathan commented with a smile, handing me a plate.I accepted it gratefully. "Climbing mountains will do that to you."As I moved toward the hot water dispenser for tea, I felt eyes on my back. Without turning, I knew it was Clara. Her distincti

Precious Memories

(Sylvan's POV)I stood in the doorway, watching Emma Rivers clutch her phone to her chest. The other she-wolves froze at my sudden appearance."So," I repeated, my rain-forest scent filling the room. "How much for the photo?"Emma recovered quickly, a calculating smile spreading across her face. "It's not for sale."I raised an eyebrow. "Everything has a price."Ruby Sterling shot Emma a warning look. "Be careful. He's in Blood Moon negotiation mode."I stepped closer, my eyes fixed on Emma's phone. The glimpse I'd caught of Vivian in the hot springs—flushed cheeks, damp eyelashes, completely unguarded—had awakened something possessive in me."One hundred thousand," I stated flatly.Emma's jaw dropped. "Dollars?"I nodded, reaching for my wallet. "Cash or transfer.""Not enough," Emma replied boldly."Two hundred thousand," I countered.Emma pretended to consider it. "Tempting, but still no."I studied her carefully. Money clearly wasn't her motivation."The jade moon pen

Memories Unearthed

(Vivian's POV)My fingers trembled as I watched the video play on my laptop. There I was, sleeping peacefully in our bed at the Northern Territory villa. Sunlight streamed through the windows, bathing everything in a gentle golden glow.Sylvan's voice came through the speakers, low and intimate."Wake up, little white wolf. The sun's been up for hours."On screen, I stirred slightly, my white hair splayed across the pillow. My eyes remained closed.Sylvan chuckled softly behind the camera. "I know you're awake, Vivian. You can't fool me."The me in the video mumbled something unintelligible and pulled the blankets higher. Sylvan's hand appeared in the frame, gently brushing hair from my face."Five more minutes," my sleeping self murmured."You said that twenty minutes ago," Sylvan replied, his voice tender in a way I'd almost forgotten.Then something happened that made my breath catch. Still half-asleep and vulnerable, I reached out toward Sylvan, seeking his embrace. It was

The Final Countdown

(Vivian's POV)I could feel Sylvan's arm creating a cage around me, his body too close for comfort. His scent invaded my senses, making it difficult to think clearly. I turned my face away, deliberately avoiding eye contact with him."Too nervous to look at me, little white wolf?" Sylvan teased, his voice low and intimate in the confined space of the hallway."No," I replied coldly, still keeping my gaze fixed on the wall. "Just tired of seeing you."Phoebe remained unusually quiet within me, offering no guidance on how to handle this situation. Normally, she would at least whimper or growl, giving me some indication of her feelings. Her silence was unsettling.Sylvan chuckled, the sound vibrating through his chest. "If my face bothers you so much, you could always close your eyes." His fingers gently touched my chin, trying to turn my face toward him. "That way, I can still admire you."I jerked my head away from his touch. "That's nonsense.""Is it?" he asked, his ice-blue eye

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