All Chapters of The Pregnant Luna Rejected Her Alpha: Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

(Olivia's POV)I couldn't believe my luck. Here I was, sitting across from the most magnificent Alpha I'd ever laid eyes on. The same wolf I'd been secretly admiring for months was finally talking to me—well, tolerating my presence at least. His golden eyes seemed distant, unfocused from the moonlight wine, but still breathtakingly beautiful.I was in the middle of gathering courage to ask for his contact information when his entire demeanor changed. One moment he was casually sipping his drink, the next he'd gone completely rigid. His golden eyes locked onto something—or someone—behind me."So, um, I was wondering if maybe I could get your contact information?" I stammered, my eyes downcast, too nervous to look directly at him. "I promise I won't be a bother. I just... I've admired you for a long time and—"The scent in the air shifted dramatically. His Alpha presence, previously subdued, suddenly sharpened with an intensity that made my skin prickle. The change was so pronounced

(Freya's POV)As I held my little wolf pup in my arms, feeling his small body relax against mine, my heart swelled with love. Julian's golden eyes—so much like his father's—were heavy with sleep, but he fought to keep them open now that I was here. I gently stroked his head, running my fingers through his soft hair."Now that Mommy's back, you can sleep soundly, my little wolf," I whispered, my wolf Bella radiating warm, maternal comfort that wrapped around us both like an invisible blanket.Julian snuggled deeper into my embrace. "Can I sleep with you tonight, Mommy?" he asked, his voice small and hopeful.Though my heart had already melted at his request, I couldn't resist teasing him a little. "Aren't you a big boy of five now? Don't big wolves sleep in their own dens?"Immediately, his little face fell with disappointment. The sight made my stomach clench with guilt. Julian nodded solemnly, his young wolf instincts automatically submitting to what he perceived as my wishes."

(Olivia's POV)Life really does take unexpected turns. An hour ago, I was preparing myself for heartbreak, planning to cry on Freya's shoulder about being rejected by the most magnificent Alpha I'd ever laid eyes on. Now, here I was—sitting in a luxury SUV beside that very same Alpha as he drove us toward my apartment.My emotions had soared like a pack running under the full moon. The man who had coldly dismissed me was now voluntarily taking me home. To apologize to Freya, yes, but still... he was coming with me!I stole glances at his profile, admiring his strong jawline and the intensity in his golden eyes. The silence in the car felt thick with possibility."May I ask your name?" I ventured, my voice coming out more breathless than I intended."Steel," he replied simply, not taking his eyes off the road.My heart skipped. Even his name sounded powerful."Steel? That's your surname, right? What about your first name?" I pressed, hoping to break through his icy exterior.He

(Olivia's POV)My face changed instantly. I had planned to tell Freya about Aaron Steel's visit and his apology, but Marcus's words echoed in my mind: "If you want to continue seeing that Alpha, perhaps you shouldn't live with Freya.""It's, it's nothing," I said with an awkward laugh.Freya's violet eyes narrowed. "Nothing? You told me over the phone that we needed to talk."I hadn't expected her to remember that detail."Oh, that! I was just feeling emotional at the time," I explained lamely. "When you calm down, it doesn't seem so urgent anymore."I nodded rapidly, my eyes darting around, unable to meet her gaze.Freya's expression softened with resignation. She knew I was lying but chose not to push."I see," she said, turning toward the kitchen.I followed her, watching as she tied an apron and began preparing venison for dinner."Do you want help?" I offered.Freya hesitated, gripping the knife tightly. "No, I've got it.""How did it go with your Alpha god?" she asked

(James's POV)Aaron's expression darkened instantly at the receptionist's words. His jaw clenched tight, golden eyes narrowing dangerously as he leaned closer."Where did she go?" he demanded, his voice deadly quiet.The young receptionist swallowed hard. "I don't have that information, Alpha King."I could tell she was hiding something. Her scent carried hints of deception."Alpha Steel," I said cautiously, "hotel staff don't typically disclose guest movements."Aaron ignored me, focusing on the nervous receptionist."Are you certain you don't know?" he pressed. "Or are you protecting her?""I wouldn't dare lie to the Alpha King," she insisted."But you're not telling me everything," Aaron countered, his Alpha presence filling the lobby. Nearby wolves lowered their gazes instinctively."Did she leave alone?" Aaron asked, his tone falsely calm.The hesitation before her answer was telling."Sir, I—""Answer me!" Aaron's fist slammed the counter, making everyone jump."No,