All Chapters of I Raised His Heir, But I Was Never His Luna: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Becky’s POVKiera's lips curled into a snarl, her polished nail slicing through the air like a claw aimed at my throat.“She’s a liar! Becky has no blood right to the Blackridge lineage. She must’ve bribed or bewitched someone into backing this absurd claim!”The crowd reacted instantly. Gasps hissed like snakes, and a low growl of murmurs spread through the grand hall. The scent of doubt and adrenaline hung thick in the air.A slow smirk tugged at my lips. Kiera was unraveling, her composure cracking like brittle ice. It was glorious to watch.My grandfather stepped forward. His presence silenced the room like a spell. There was a power in his voice—old blood power—that made even wolves in their prime bow their heads.“Are you accusing me of falsehood, Kiera?”She faltered. Just for a heartbeat. Then her spine stiffened and her chin lifted in defiance.“I’m stating the obvious. That woman,” —she spat the words like venom— “spent eight years playing house with Alpha David. She cooked,

Becky’s POVA rush of wind hit my face as I yanked Alpha Michael out of the Pack House, my hands trembling and my thoughts in chaos. My mate kept calling my name, trying to ground me, but I couldn’t even string two coherent words together. The bond between us crackled like lightning, echoing the storm raging inside me. Fear had its claws in my chest, and I was suffocating.My voice cracked as I barked an order at the driver—“To the hospital. Now.” Then I collapsed into the back seat, covering my face as sobs tore through me like a wild storm.“Becky, what happened? Please, talk to me,” Alpha Michael said, his tone tight with alarm and the growl of his wolf just beneath the surface.I forced a breath through my lungs and choked out, “My grandparents… the hospital called. They were attacked. Rogues. Near the border.”The change in Alpha Michael was instant. His jaw tightened, and his eyes glowed with the golden fury of his wolf. His hand found mine, and I clung to him like a lifeline.“W

Kiera’s POVI exhaled a long, controlled breath, my finger pressing down on the red button to end the call.A sly smirk tugged at the corner of my lips as I placed the voice manipulator back into its plush velvet box.Becky should have gotten the message by now. If she knows what's best for her, she’ll steer clear of my pack’s matters.Just as I was about to tuck the box away, a loud, forceful knock rattled the door.“Kiera, open up!” Alpha David’s voice sliced through the air, sharp and commanding, carrying the unmistakable edge of a wolf's wrath.My pulse quickened, and I quickly shoved the box deep into the drawer, straightening my dress in one swift motion.I darted to the door, unlocking it just as Alpha David stormed inside. His face was set in a rigid scowl, his blue eyes flickering with barely contained rage, like smoldering embers threatening to ignite.“Why was the door locked?” he demanded, his voice low and dangerous, the air thick with the scent of his fury.I forced out a

Becky’s POVThe SUV’s engine quieted as we pulled up before the stone-forged gates of the Grimsbane Pack estate, nestled deep in the forested hills. I felt Alpha Michael’s hand wrap around mine—warm, steady, grounding.“You ready for this?” he asked, voice low like a growl barely held back.I nodded, slipping the sealed black envelope into my clutch. “Let’s stir the wolves’ den.”The air changed the moment our boots hit the gravel. There was no mistaking the tension—the kind that prickled across your skin like static, heavy with dominance and threat. We hadn’t even crossed the threshold before Asher came charging out like an enraged Alpha, jaw clenched and nostrils flared.“What the hell are you doing here?” he barked, fury barely reined in. “You’ve dragged my name through the mud, and now you show your face?”Alpha Michael, unfazed, tucked his hands into his coat pockets, his aura calm but sharp.“If you had nothing to do with my mother’s death, then you shouldn’t fear what the Enforc

Becky’s POVA cold gasp escaped my lips.“You can’t do this! This is sacred pack land!”A tall enforcer stepped forward, his amber irises glimmering like ember-lit coals beneath a shadowed brow.“By order of the Alpha Council, Becky Blackridge, you stand accused of attacking Luna Kiera Grimsbane and causing the death of her unborn heir. You are hereby taken into custody.”The silver-infused cuffs clicked into place with a cruel finality, the burn of wolfsbane searing my skin like fire under frost.Tears welled up and fell as I twisted toward Alpha Michael.“Please... don’t let them take me.”His jaw was set in stone, his body trembling from the effort of suppressing the wolf clawing at his skin.“This is a farce,” he snarled, voice low and lethal. “I won’t allow this to stand.”An enforcer recited my rights, voice as flat as stone, while another dragged me toward the exit. Behind them, Alpha David leaned against the wall, his smirk curved like a sickle, feeding on my pain with quiet sa