THE ALPHA’S SILENT BRIDE のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 101 - チャプター 110

Chapter 101Lucien’s POVScreening the candidates for the Luna’s position turned out to be harder than I thought but I can’t just allow the elders to pick one of the candidates that they think would be perfect for the position for me.I can’t just crown any lady as the luna, cause she won’t just be the luna of this pack, she would also be my wife and a mother figure to Elara but it seems like Elara doesn’t like any of the candidates I’ve invited to the palace cause she stopped eating with me at the dining chamber since I started this quest of finding a luna and she won’t stop questioning me about when Isla would come back and why she left us.In as much as I tried to deceive myself about the fact that I was moving in from Isla, her questions always breaks me and leave me spiraling in my thoughts cause why would she just leave me after I fell in love with her and she didn’t even leave with me or try to talk to me when I saw her in the woods.I decided that the best way to know more abo

Chapter 103Isla’s POVThe whole place was filled with so much tension and darkness when I opened my eyes that my skin itches badly to leave there immediately.I didn’t know where I was but I knew that I don’t know this place, I didn’t feel like I was in danger, neither did I felt at peace.The darkness was so eerie and unusual cause it was not the kind of darkness that came with closed eyelids or a darkened room, but a suffocating darkness that made you feel as if you were drowning and there was nothing no one could do to save you. So, you have to kick, fight and struggle to save yourself. The type that no matter how huge the urge to die was, something in you would strive to survive and stay alive. I was not in the water, I could feel it and I’m the realization of where I was settled in to my mind.I have heard of this place before but we all assumed that it was a myth formed to keep us happy when we were small.I knew that I was unconscious. Somewhere in the depths of my mind, my b

Chapter 105– Tarlyn’s POV The morning light felt weak. It touched the walls of my room like it was afraid to stay. I stared at the ceiling for a long time before I moved. My eyes burned, but I hadn’t slept enough to feel rested. The house was already awake. Doors opened and closed. Voices carried through the halls. Someone laughed and then went quiet when they passed my door. I sat up. My body felt heavy, like I had slept in water. The mirror across from me showed my reflection. Pale skin. Hollow eyes. A face that didn’t look like mine. I washed, brushed my hair, and got dressed. My hands shook when I buttoned my coat. I told myself it was the cold. When I stepped into the corridor, I heard the pack moving through the morning. The air smelled of coffee, wax, and pine. I used to find comfort in it. Now it reminded me that the world kept going without me. Whispers floated from the kitchen. My name was among them. I kept walking. At the end of the hall, the doors to the g

Chapter 107Lucien’s POVEverywhere felt so silent and still as if the atmosphere was trying not to add to my worries and tell me that everything would be fine cause I felt confused and unsure of the decisions I made with the elders.I was given the duration of two full moons to find Isla or forget about her forever and I didn’t know why but something in me kept on telling me that I would find her before then but I was doubting the voice now.It was just ten days left to the due date, two full moons. I could not find her anywhere and she was not even trying to come back to me, how could she do this to me? To us? Or all the connections that I felt between us, was it one sided but how did I never notice? How was I so invested in other things that I never noticed that she never cared about me even in the slightest way cause how was it so easy for her to just up and leave? While I’m here drowning in a pit of sadness.Isla was my world and she’s still it for me even though I might not be

Chapter 109 Lucian’s POV The air in my office was still. Paperwork covered half the desk. Maps, patrol schedules, supply reports. I had been staring at the same page for ten minutes. My thoughts kept drifting back to Tarlyn, to what she had said that morning, to the silence that followed when I walked away. I had made peace with that silence—or I told myself I had. A knock came at the door. I didn’t look up. “Come in.” The door opened. I expected one of the guards or Elara. Instead, a man stepped through who didn’t belong in this house anymore. Kyle. He wore the same smirk he always had. His coat was dark, and his hair was cut sharp. He moved with the arrogance of someone who thought the world owed him space. “Lucian,” he said, his voice smooth. “It’s been too long.” Every muscle in my body went tight. “Kyle.” He smiled. “I was in the area. Thought I’d pay a visit to an old friend.” I set the papers aside. “We’re not friends.” “Once we were.” He stepped closer