All Chapters of Stand-In Luna: The Alpha's Real Mate: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

I walked away with a smile on my face.But Enna panicked. “You mangy little wolf from some poor, backwater pack—I’m telling you now, I will never let you become the Luna of the Brown Pack!”The moment the words left her mouth, Alpha Nick stepped out of the room.Enna instantly shrank back. “Nick…”Alpha Nick’s expression was grim, the edges of his eyes glinting with amber—a sign his wolf had been provoked. He was clearly angry. As a Beta-ranked wolf, Enna knew better than pushing further. She shut her mouth obediently.…I had a servant take me to my room to freshen up and reorganize my things before heading downstairs for breakfast.At the table sat Mrs. Johnson, Enna, and Alpha Nick.Mrs. Johnson sneered, her voice dripping with sarcasm. “Sleeping in and not even helping with breakfast? You really think you’re already the Luna of the Brown Pack, don’t you?”I glanced at her, replying coolly, “Well, I’m not a servant of the Brown Pack either. And frankly, I think you should be more c

The next few days at Brown Pack passed peacefully, though the routine of daily work left me missing my old life. I missed traveling the world, lounging in a sunny manor. After all, werewolves are creatures of freedom. There were just too many rules, too much etiquette here. And worst of all, these wolves didn’t seem to understand the meaning of respect.Soon enough, Brown Pack’s anniversary celebration arrived. That evening, I was whisked away for a makeover and fitted into a formal gown to attend the banquet with Alpha Nick. The backless dress revealed the silver mark on my skin, which I quickly covered with a special spray.Our old Alpha Tim had warned me time and again: never let other werewolves see that mark. It would only bring trouble. I glanced at myself in the mirror and whispered a silent prayer to the Moon Goddess, “Please protect me. May everything g o smoothly tonight.”The banquet was extravagant, with many notable figures from the business world in attendance.As the Al

I began by sorting and categorizing the documents. My memory had always been exceptional—almost photographic—and the white wolf blood running through my veins only heightened that ability. Once I had a general idea of the contents and the type of data needed, I started entering the information.The process was tedious, but far from difficult. I picked it up quickly and my pace kept accelerating.The rhythmic clatter of my typing soon drew the attention of the other Omega wolves. I heard them whispering among themselves:“Look at how fast she types—her fingertips almost sparkle with light. I thought I was fast, but I can’t compare to her.”“I thought someone from such a small Pack wouldn’t know anything about this kind of work. But she’s surprisingly efficient.”“Exactly. Did you see her this morning? She worked with the same speed and precision. I guess just because she’s from a small Pack doesn’t mean she’s completely useless. Otherwise, the old Alpha Ken wouldn’t have approved of he

There was no time to think. Limping, I rushed to the Pack hospital with the stray pup in my arms.Even though I had leapt out just in time to save it, the poor thing’s front leg had still been hit by the car.I glanced at the time—no doubt, I was going to be late.After a moment of hesitation, I dialed Alpha Nick’s number.“What is it?” His deep, crisp voice came through the line.“I’ve got something to deal with. I’ll be late this morning,” I said, trying to be responsible and ask for leave.But before I could finish, he cut me off. “You don’t need to tell me about trivial things like that.”Then he hung up without a second thought.I pursed my lips. Typical Alpha Nick—distant and impossible, never wanting to speak a word more to me than necessary, yet still trying to get close.Since I’d already informed him, I asked the Pack doctor to give the stray dog a thorough checkup. Fortunately, it was just a flesh wound—nothing serious.“Can it stay for observation?” I still wasn’t quite re

“Is that so?” I asked with a smirk, eyes narrowed. So this was Rina’s setup—a trap to frame me for theft. But for what? Alpha Nick?Fine, I’d like to see how far she planned to go.“What exactly is going on here?” The old Alpha Bod of Taylor Pack frowned; his voice was low but commanding.Clearly, he didn’t quite believe I’d steal something. After all, considering Alpha Nick, he couldn’t just assume the worst of me. But Rina was relentless, claiming it was me—and even brought so-called witnesses.“It’s like this,” said one of the girls, Amy, stepping forward with a serious expression. “Rina was showing us her diamond ring, and Miss Smith happened to walk by. She stared at the ring for a long time… she looked like she really wanted it.”Me: What??When did I ever show any interest in that ring? Let alone stare at it? I must’ve missed the memo.I own countless rare and exquisite treasures in my collection. Why would I be interested in a cheap knockoff like that?Ami paused for effect, t