All Chapters of The Luna's Redemption: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

Ryan Lancester's POV:Alpha Robert's hand came down hard across my face. The sharp crack of it echoed through the office. My head snapped to the side and my cheek instantly felt the stinging pain from it. Even though he was an old man now, there was still power behind his strikes. It was a lifetime of strength honed as Alpha."You stupid boy!" he barked. "Marching into Alpha Marius's territory alone? Are you already out of your mind?!"My wolf was roaring at me to defend ourselves. But I knew better than to provoke him further. So, I stayed quiet although the rage simmered beneath my skin like a roaring fire.Alpha Robert gave me a cold look before he exhaled sharply. "Since Georgina refuses to return to our pack, then we must think ahead. I will arrange another marriage for you, Ryan. We need a new Luna. Someone strong and has connections. Someone who can help stabilize our pack before it collapses completely."My fists trembled at my sides. Another marriage? Another Luna? But he c

Marius Peddleton's POV:The room was silent except for Georgina's gentle breathing rhythm. I propped myself up on one elbow and lay on my side and watching her sleep. I always stay up a few more minutes after she finally fell asleep.Her face was free of the fatigue of pregnancy. I was aware of the physical toll having twins was on her body. But she always hide it behind her sweet smiles.I shifted her pillow and making sure it was perfectly placed beneath her head to give her comfort. "You have no idea what you do to me, my love." I softly whispered.My hand moved instinctively to her stomach. It was slightly rounded now and more obvious than just a week ago. Under my palm, there were two tiny lives. Two sons. Our sons.Even now, the words felt surreal.I thought I knew what happiness was when Georgina agreed to marry me. But this was on an entirely different level. I gently rubbed circles over Georgina's belly and made a silent promise to the little ones inside."I won't be like

Georgina Sinclair's POV:I let out a triumphant laugh as I sat in front of my vanity and brushing my hair. After a full week of pleading, coaxing and throwing a few dramatic tantrums, Marius had agreed to take me out.It felt like a hard-earned victory after my countless arguments with him. Marius was unbelievably stubborn when it came to my safety. So, I made it my mission to win Marius over.At first, I tried persuasion. But Marius simply said, "The world can come to you, love. We can call the designers here."That was when I resorted to throwing a few minor tantrums next. I crossed my arms and refused to eat for a few hours. But that earned me a lecture. But still, he didn't budge.So I attacked him with kisses, sweet words, and gave him my pleading look until his resolves crumbled.And today, he finally sighed in defeat and grumbled, "Fine. But I am coming with you and we are not staying out too long."I couldn't stop smiling since then.I adjusted the flowy dress I had chosen fo

Georgina Sinclair's POV:Lydia showed me the baby socks she had been making in her spare time using crochet. They were so small that for a moment I thought she had made them for a doll. I smiled and feeling the softness of the little red and blue socks in my hands."Lydia, these are so adorable!" I said while turning the tiny socks over. "My babies' feet will really fit in here?""They may look small now. But by the time your little ones arrive, you will see how perfectly they fit. I made the red pair for your firstborn and the blue for the youngest."I pressed the socks against my cheek and already imagining those little feet wriggling inside them. "I love them. Truly. But will you teach me how to make something too?"Lydia raised an eyebrow. "You want to crochet?""Yes! I want to try making mittens."Her smile widened."Of ourse, Luna. Come here, I will show you how to start."We sat side by side on the couch and Lydia started gently guiding my unsteady hands. At first, my yarn wa

Marius Peddleton's POV: The water had run hot for far too long but I didn't care. I stood under the steady stream until every trace of the day was scrubbed from me and until I could no longer sense that faint scent of omega clinging to my suit and skin. Only when the steam began to sting my lungs did I finally shut it off.I grabbed a towel and worked it over my shoulder. The silence of our room pressing in. My jaw tightened. I was drying my hair with a towel when the door suddenly opened. I knew it was my wife without turning back.Georgina entered the room with her eyes downcast and guilt on her face. I hated it instantly. She had nothing to be sorry for. And yet, she carried that weight on her shoulders anyway.I took a step toward her and intending to fold her into my arms and chase that expression away. But I stopped myself. My skin and hair were still damp. I didn't want my wife to catch a cold if I decided to hug her now.But Georgina moved before I could speak.She closed th