All Chapters of My Luna Became An Alpha After I Rejected Her: Chapter 171 - Chapter 180

“I never said that,” Aiden replied coldly, his eyes hardening. “Or maybe you’re just having a guilty conscience…”Tracy’s nostrils flared, her anger burning hot and fast. “You think everyone’s like you…someone who betrays the people they love? I would never do that! I don’t even know why Amelia still lets you anywhere near her after everything you did….after breaking her, after being such a cold, heartless bastard. I hope she never forgives you! You don’t deserve to be an Alpha…you should be a rogue, a—”“Mind your tongue, little woman,” Aiden growled, his voice rumbling deep from his chest like thunder. “I’m still the Alpha here. Watch your words before I rip that sharp tongue out and feed it to the dogs.”Tracy’s breath caught; fear streaked down her spine, but she refused to look away. James clenched his fists at his sides, knuckles whitening, trying to diffuse the crackling tension in the room.“That’s enough, Tracy,” he said firmly, cutting through the silence. His tone left no r

“No, I didn’t…” Aiden said quietly.The words hit Cassia like a physical blow. Her knees went weak, trembling beneath her as if they could no longer carry her weight.“What do you mean, no?” she whispered, her voice cracking as fresh tears welled in her eyes.“I’m sorry, Amelia,” Aiden said, his tone heavy, remorse deep in his voice. “When we got there, we found no one. They knew we were coming…they must have taken your family and left. But I swear to you, I won’t stop until I find them.”Cassia’s lips trembled. Then a bitter laugh escaped her. “You won’t stop?” she repeated, scoffing through her tears. “You already did, Aiden. You stopped the moment you decided to go without me.”Tears spilled freely down her cheeks. Aiden’s chest tightened at the sight. Every drop of her pain cut into him, deeper than any blade could. Seeing her cry shattered something inside him—and she didn’t even know it.“Amelia…” he reached forward, his hand trembling slightly, but she stepped back, glaring at

“You will marry that girl, Rachel—or Amelia’s family dies,” Alpha Alaric said coldly.Aiden’s eyes widened, disbelief flashing across his face. “What?” The word escaped him before he could stop it.Alaric smirked slightly, the expression cruel and calm. “I know how much you love Amelia,” he said, voice smooth as venom. “You wouldn’t want her family to die knowing you could’ve prevented it. Marry Rachel, and she gets her family back.”Aiden’s jaw clenched. His chest rose and fell sharply as anger brewed deep inside him. “Dad, I can’t marry her. I don’t even know who she is, or if she’s—”“She’s nothing like Sofia,” Alaric cut in sharply, raising a brow. “Just marry her. That’s all you have to do.”Aiden stared at his father for a long moment, his expression unreadable. Disappointment flickered across his eyes, followed by the slow rise of heartbreak and rage. He wanted to argue, to shout—but Amelia’s face flashed in his mind. Her tears. Her trembling hands. Her voice breaking when she

“No, Alpha. He is not. It is my choice to marry you, and it’s an honor…” Racheal said softly, her voice trembling but steady enough to hold conviction.Aiden stared at her for a long moment, his expression unreadable, before he turned away. His jaw tightened.“Show her to her room,” he said finally, his tone clipped and cold.James blinked in confusion. He looked from Aiden to Racheal, unsure what to say. The air felt thick with something he couldn’t name. Aiden didn’t wait for an answer, he turned and walked away, his steps heavy and unhurried, disappearing up the grand staircase toward his room.James exhaled and turned back to Racheal, forcing a dry smile. “Come with me.”He led her upstairs, his footsteps echoing against the quiet hall. When they reached the guest room, he gestured toward it.“You’ll be staying here for now,” he said simply. Then, without another word, he turned and left to find Aiden.He found him in the study.Aiden sat slumped in his chair, his elbows on his de

The moment she closed the ward door behind her, Cassia pressed her back to it and placed both hands over her chest. Her heart slammed like a trapped animal; she breathed shallow, trying to slow it. For one terrible second the world tilted and she wondered if she’d ever feel steady again.After seven years of loss and emptiness, she had finally found her family again.Tears slipped down her cheeks as she whispered to herself,“They’re alive… they’re really alive.”She wiped her tears and forced herself forward and walked toward her office. The doorknob refused to turn easily… the latch felt jagged under her palm, not as she’d left it. Someone had forced the door. Her skin prickled. She paused, fingers white on the knob, and tasted metal fear in the back of her throat.She pushed the door open and switched the light on.Alpha Alaric sat in her chair as if it were his throne. Two hulking men stood in the corners like carved sentries. On the desk the wooden box she’d locked and sealed lay