Lahat ng Kabanata ng Alpha's Regret After His Pregnant Luna Left: Kabanata 181 - Kabanata 190

(Audrey's POV)I tugged at the sleeve of my dress, trying to hide the angry red rash spreading across my skin. Elder Shadowcrest's concerned eyes made me uncomfortable—I hated appearing weak, especially in front of her."It's nothing serious," I began, ready to downplay my allergic reaction. "Just a minor—"A commotion erupted from the banquet hall, cutting me off mid-sentence. Panicked voices carried through the doorway."Moon's mercy!" someone shouted, their voice thick with alarm. "Serena Shadowcrest has collapsed—call the pack healers!"Elder Shadowcrest's face drained of color. Before I could react, Florian Stormhowl, who had been staring at the floor just moments ago, sprang to his feet. His golden eyes flashed with something I couldn't identify—fear? Doubt? Obligation? He darted out like a gust of wind, not sparing me even a backward glance.The elderly she-wolf also leapt to her feet with surprising agility, visibly flustered. "My granddaughter," she whispered, her voice

(Audrey's POV)The moment Arthur Moonstone appeared in the Alpha treatment area of the Wolf Medical Center, everything changed. The energy in the room shifted instantly.Alpha Stormhowl's fury transformed into something calculating and business-like. Only Florian remained openly hostile, his golden eyes narrowed as Arthur surveyed the chaotic scene."Is this Audrey Winter?" Alpha Stormhowl finally acknowledged me by name, his tone suddenly respectful as he addressed Arthur. "Your Luna?"Arthur's obsidian eyes flashed dangerously. "What do you think?" His voice was arctic cold.Florian's arm tightened around my shoulders. "Former Luna," he corrected sharply. "They've severed their mate bond."Arthur's lips curved into a predatory smile. "I'll send you a full moon invitation when we reform our mate bond, Alpha Stormhowl."My skin burned with both the allergic reaction and embarrassment. Arthur spoke of our reconciliation as if it were already decided, as if my agreement were merel

(Audrey's POV)"Yes, it was peanuts," I answered, my voice betraying my confusion at Florian's intensity. "Why is that so important?"The car swerved slightly as Florian abruptly pulled over to the side of the road, the tires screeching against the pavement. Before I could question him further, he grabbed my arm, his face illuminated by a mixture of intense curiosity and barely contained excitement.His golden eyes stared at me without blinking. I had never seen him like this—so focused, so desperate for confirmation."You're certain?" he asked, his voice tight with emotion. "You've always been allergic to peanuts? Since childhood?""Yes, since I was a pup. It's well-documented in my medical records." I frowned. "Florian, what's going on?"Instead of answering, he pulled me into a fierce embrace, completely different from his previous restrained hugs. His body trembled against mine as he held me like I was something precious he had lost and found again."I knew you were her," he

(Audrey's POV)"Take me home."Those four simple words from Florian Stormhowl struck me with unexpected force. In all my years as a lone wolf, no one had ever said that to me before. Not Arthur Moonstone during our mate bond, not any pack member, not even my aunt Juliette who had occasionally taken me in.Home. Such a small word to cause such a large ache in my chest.I blinked rapidly, fighting back the moisture gathering in my eyes. Despite my best efforts, a single tear escaped, trailing down my cheek before I could wipe it away."Florian," I began hesitantly, my voice barely above a whisper, "if I'm not who you think I am... could we still be friends?"The question seemed absurd even as it left my lips. Yet I couldn't help the desperate desire to hold onto this warmth, this connection—even if only as packmates. After losing my mate bond with Arthur, after the betrayal and heartache, I'd convinced myself I didn't need anyone. But Florian's persistent presence in my life had so

(Audrey's POV)"Elder!" I cried out as the elderly she-wolf collapsed in my arms, her frail body suddenly heavy against mine.Florian Stormhowl moved with blinding speed, catching her before she could fall to the floor. Blood trickled from the corner of her mouth, staining her pale lips crimson."Get the pack healers!" Florian commanded, his voice cutting through the shocked silence that had fallen over the room.The Beta wolf by the door immediately snapped to attention. "Is there a medical team available?" he asked, already moving toward the exit."The wolf healers are already waiting outside," Mr. Shadowcrest responded, his voice oddly detached. "They were here for... Serena's needs."The irony wasn't lost on me—healers brought to tend to a fake Serena would now fight to save the real Serena's grandmother.Within moments, the room filled with pack healers in their traditional white robes. They worked with practiced efficiency, checking Elder Shadowcrest's vitals and preparing