บททั้งหมดของ From Omega's Daughter To Alpha's Daughter: บทที่ 61 - บทที่ 70

Mira’s POVThe chatter and laughter in the hall fell suddenly silent as my father, Alpha Rowland of Moonlit Pack rose from his seat. Hs powerful and commanding presence filled the hall like always, and I could feel excitement and nervousness in the air.“Everyone,” his voice boomed, echoing across the gathered crowd, “I humbly ask for your undivided attention.”Even the wind seemed to hush in obedience. My pulse quickened, and Kira stirred inside me, alert and sharp. “Here we go… The Alpha is about to speak, time to brace yourself, Mira.”I took a careful breath and adjusted my posture, trying to tame the lingering tremblings of nerves in my hands. My father’s eyes swept through the crowd, then landed fully on me. His eyes softened just enough to make my chest ache, yet his command remained absolute.“Come here, Mira,” he called in a tone that was both stern and affectionate. “Join me.”I hesitated, but only briefly before stepping forward to meet him. When I got to his side, waves of

Mira's POVI found Cael standing by the balcony that overlooked the courtyard with his arms crossed over his chest, and eyes fixed on the horizon as if the mountains themselves had offended him. He looked stiff, the same way it had been all day whenever he set his eyes on me.I hovered in the doorway for a while, not really sure if I should interrupt him or give him the space he clearly wanted. The late evening air drifted in, cool and fragrant with the smell of pine. The chatter about yesterday's celebrations still echoed faintly from outside between guards, but it felt distant here, muted by the heavy silence between us.I took a deep breath, bracing myself. “Cael,” I said softly. “I'm sorry about yesterday okay, I really tried everything possible to make it back on time, but so many things happened, and then the creatures we fought also took a while to defeat…”He didn’t answer. His jaw seemed to move faintly, but his eyes didn’t move from the horizon.I couldn't bear it any longer

Liam's POVTwo guards snapped to attention at my arrival, although their faces portrayed the same unspoken question that I was very sure would have been buzzing through the entire pack.Where have you been, Alpha Liam?Three days… I had been gone for three whole days, and not a whisper of my whereabouts had reached them. For the Alpha heir to simply vanish without word was nothing short of scandalous… probably even dangerous. I could almost taste their uneasiness as I walked past, looking like a homeless rogue who had been swimming in a pigsty.Their eyes followed me, filled with confusion, with judgment, and a hint of relief. My clothes were torn in various places, covered with dirt and dried blood from my fights for survival in the forest. I knew I looked like a man who had crawled out of battle, but I refused to bow to their stares. I was Liam Frost… the crowned Alpha heir of Pine Shadows, the one who would inherit everything when my father stepped down. I would not let whispers b

Halvar's POV I moved cautiously as I entered the woods. The night was cold, and even the owls had fallen silent, their yellow eyes closed as if afraid to witness what was coming. I tried to tread lightly, aware that the darkness had ears—and that Moonlit was alive with more than just the whispers of the trees. I kept to the narrowest paths, hidden trails that only I knew… routes formed from countless years of silent wandering. To the left, the moonlight tried to slip through the branches, pale and silver, but I made certain not to walk where its light fell. Shadows were safer. Shadows always welcomed me. My ears were also on high alert for signs of being followed… the crunch of twigs or a change in the air. Still, I could not shake the gnawing sensation that I was being followed. Always, that creeping paranoia. Maybe it was guilt, or maybe even wisdom, but you can never be too careful. I pulled my cloak tighter around me, hiding my face, even though there was no one here to see. S

Mira's POVMy heart was beating heavily as Cael and I walked side by side toward Father’s chamber.Cael seemed very calm about the whole thing, just casually strolling along as if we were going to join him for dinner. He always had that warrior's composure, even when the situation looked impossible. But tonight, I could still feel a little bit of tension humming in him.“Are you ready?” he murmured, without looking at me.“Not really,” I replied in a shaky voice. “But I don’t think I’ll ever be ready for Father’s disappointment.”He finally turned and grinned at me. “Then let me carry most of it. I’ll explain first… He’ll believe me.”That was Cael… always trying to shield me. Even when we fought, even when he raised his voice or used harsh words on me, he still tried to stand in front of me when storms gathered. I wanted to tell him not to, that I could handle Father myself, but the truth was, I didn’t know if I could.The guards outside Father’s chamber didn’t announce us, they simp