Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Luna’s Wrath: Kabanata 41 - Kabanata 50

ALPHA TOMI watched as my mate, the love of my life, the mother of my pups, paced the polish off the floor in our bedroom. She couldn’t sit still for longer than a few minutes before she broke out into a mournful sob. This was my fault.I know Oliver is blaming himself, but I knew that in the end, it was ultimately me who put Frankie in the middle of these two feuding brothers. Margie didn’t say it, but I know she must have thought the same thing. She protested against it, but I prevailed on the matter, and in the end, she stood by me and my decision.If I had known that it would end like this, I would never have interfered. But then again, would Frankie have been safe either way? If Frankie chose Oliver instead, then Aiden would have been the irrational one. I just needed them to stop fighting over her.I just thought— hell, I don’t even know how to justify my decision. It didn’t erase the fact that Frankie suffered all the way up to the end of her life because I wanted peace between

AIDEN POVI can’t believe what I just found out. My parents are not only sentencing me to FIFTEEN public lashes as punishment for a couple of slaps to Frankie's face, but I am being temporarily demoted to omega and sent to work in some backwater pack as a lowly field labourer. This was too much. It was ridiculous.I was an Alpha, not some filthy omega labourer.I drove nice cars, ate expensive meals and wore tailored suits. The watch on my wrist cost more than most annual salaries, and I was expected to get and dig up potatoes like some pauper living off the land? Disgusting!I ran out of the packhouse as soon as I heard my parents talking. I needed fresh air. Puck, my wolf, was going through the long lists of I-told-you-so, and I was over it.As was typical, my run led me straight to Alice and her aunts' small house just outside of town. I had no idea why they wanted to live so far from everyone else; it didn’t make sense. Especially considering how popular and involved in the social

NARRATIVE POV“Bro, I still can’t believe that actually happened.” Parker shakes his head in residual disbelief. Yesterday, the entire pack was called to bear witness to Aiden’s public lashes.Alpha Tom was the one who decided the punishment and let the entire pack know that affairs within the pack were strictly prohibited. If you decide to take a chosen mate instead of waiting for or accepting your true mate, that does not permit you to take mistresses or lovers. Cheating on a true mate could result in serious health risks to your mate, and should that happen, death will be the sentence.It was a harsh statement, but an expectation for such a respected pack.Alpha Tom announced that he would be conducting interviews with any pack member rumoured to be having affairs and, if found guilty, would be sentenced. He used Aiden as an example; the message was that no one is above the law, not even his sons.“Bro, I couldn’t watch. I had to turn away. Susie cried when I took her home afterward

ALICE POV“This isn’t good, Ali. We need to leave.” Yasmin stated as she frantically rushed around the small bungalow, collecting her personal items.I couldn’t believe what she was saying. Was she seriously abandoning Mum and me? We were closing in on what we had set out to achieve. I wouldn’t fail my father. This was his life ambition, and I wanted to be the one to obtain it in his honour.“We aren’t going anywhere, Aunt Mindy. If you didn’t screw up the spell you gave us, the body would have done what it was supposed to do. Her blood was supposed to strengthen me, but I couldn’t even get to that part of the spell yet. This is your mess, we aren’t going anywhere.”I couldn’t even fathom what was going on in my aunt's head right now. I have never seen her this afraid, but of what, I couldn’t understand. She kept frantically running around, talking about a curse and that we were all doomed. That she was a fool to listen to Michael and my mother. No, she was a fool for thinking that sh

NARRATIVE POVFrankie watched as the pack scrambled in panic at the discovery of Troy Presley, murdered in his own backyard. His parents were inside, watching movies in their entertainment room in the basement. They failed to hear their sons' cries for help, and somehow, that pleased Frankie even more.The Presleys weren’t horrible people, but they often turned a blind eye to much of Troy’s misdealing. He was a bully in school and a bully in his everyday life. They made Frankie’s life challenging after the placement challenges, when Troy was accused of cheating. They were extra supportive of Troy’s behaviour after the doctors told him that his face would never return to its once flawless state. Troy was no longer a pretty boy. Frankie's retaliation was all the Presleys could focus on.It wasn’t Troy’s fault for accidentally using his claws one time; what Frankie did was a conscious effort over and over again. That was how they would run around spinning it.So, Frankie watched from a d