Lahat ng Kabanata ng Too Late, Alpha: The Mate He Never Wanted : Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 10

Iris’s POVIris’s hands shook as she stared at the report before her in shock. “Wh…What? How can this be? Tell me this is not true!” she pleaded with the Healer, but he shook his head with a sorrowful look on his face. “I’m sorry, Luna Iris. But it’s the truth. Your daughter has the Moonbane Curse,” the Healer said gently.It felt like her whole world came crashing down at that moment. The Moonbane Curse was one of the rarest and deadliest diseases for young werewolves, and it had no cure.She felt like she couldn’t breathe.She glanced at her young innocent daughter, Evie, sitting across the room. When Evie saw her looking, she gave Iris a wide smile that caused her heart to ache. Evie had so much life in her. How could this be happening to her?“How much time does she have?” Iris asked, returning her smile with a broken heart.He sighed. “A month,” he replied.She whirled around to face him with wide eyes. “What? A month?! But that’s not enough!” she cried, raising her voice.The Hea

Iris's POVIris brushed off the tears from her cheeks and walked into the office with her head high, even though she was breaking inside.Eric and Marcus fell silent immediately she walked in. She could see the look of sympathy on Marcus’s face, and the look of intense dislike on Eric’s face. Eric stood tall behind his desk, looking very much like the commanding Alpha. He was still the most devastatingly handsome man she had ever seen. With his perfectly tousled hair, piercing green eyes, broad shoulders, and sharp jawline, he had stolen her heart without even trying.She used to look at that face and feel butterflies. She used to ache for his attention, and crave to be loved by him.But now… none of that mattered.Evie’s life was more important than the man who had never once looked at any of them with love.It hurt her, yes. But she brushed it off.All that mattered at that moment was that Eric gave Evie her greatest, and probably her last, wish.Iris glanced at the document lying

Iris's POVEric started glaring at her again. Anytime Iris came around while he was with Evie, it was like she had committed a crime by just existing.Iris knew that he was basically counting down the days he had to put up with her and Evie.He never said it in front of Evie, but the moment they were alone, he made sure he never let her forget.“I’m only playing along for a little while,” he said one afternoon as they stood by the car. “Just a few more days, Iris. Then I’ll be free of you and your games. For good.”Iris clenched her jaw but she didn’t respond. There was no point.Later that week, the pack held a full moon celebration. Evie had been begging to go for days, and surprisingly, Eric agreed to take her.Iris didn’t want to go, but Evie insisted.So she dressed quietly and got into the backseat beside her daughter, while Eric drove in silence. Evie chatted the entire way, completely oblivious to the tension in the car.Immediately they arrived, Eric excused himself to greet

Iris’s POVI didn’t cry when they told me that Evie was gone.I had already screamed, and begged as I held her body in my arms while it turned cold.What more was left?They tried. The healers. The nurses, but nothing changed the truth.Evie was gone.I held her hand long after she stopped breathing, hoping that she would squeeze my hand back. I whispered her name, again and again, hoping that she would open those blue eyes and smile at me.But she didn't.I couldn’t accept it, and my brain refused to process it. My baby, my little girl, was gone.I knew this was coming. I knew she was sick. But it wasn't supposed to be like this. It shouldn’t have been this soon. Evie still had several days to go. All she needed was proper care when the seizures started. A basic medical treatment to keep her breathing until her body calmed down.Instead, she died because we didn’t make it to the clinic.Because her father, her own father, decided that a scraped knee and a few tears from another girl w

Iris's POV I turned off my phone and removed the SIM card. I stared at it for a second before tossing it into the trash. I had no one I wanted to hear from. There was no one that I wanted to speak to. After walking for about fifteen minutes, I got to the border of the pack. The two patrol guards on duty looked surprised when they spotted me approaching. They glanced at the bag on my shoulder. “Luna?” one of them asked cautiously. “Are you… are you going somewhere?” I stopped just in front of the boundary line and gave them a small smile. “Yes.” “Alone?” His voice dropped. “It’s dangerous out there. At least let someone escort you.” “No,” I said flatly. “I don’t need help.” They exchanged hesitant looks. “It’s dangerous outside the border,” the second one said. “Especially for someone without an escort. The last rogue activity wasn’t far from this side.” “I’ll be fine,” I said simply. “Luna, please,” the first one spoke again, sounding panicked and worried. “If something hap