All Chapters of My Luna Became An Alpha After I Rejected Her: Chapter 341 - Chapter 350

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A bloodline reveal I

“I will go back to Damien. I choose Damien,” Amelia muttered, wiping the tears from her cheeks with trembling fingers. Seraphina’s lips parted slightly. She studied her daughter’s face for a moment, noticing how Amelia avoided her gaze. There was determination in her voice, but beneath it, Seraphina could see the conflict she was desperately trying to hide. “Amelia, you don’t have to rush into making a decision,” Seraphina said gently. “You have been through so much today. Please, give yourself time to think about this properly before deciding who you want to spend the rest of your life with.” Amelia slowly shook her head. “I’ve thought about it, Mom.” She took a shaky breath and looked out through the windshield. “I want Damien. And I just lost my father. I need to get home to my sister and my son. I can’t keep running around trying to figure out what I’m supposed to do next.” Seraphina watched her for another few seconds before finally nodding. She could see that Amelia

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Instead, his feet had brought him back here. Perhaps it was because he knew someone was waiting for him inside. Or perhaps there was something in this house he wasn’t ready to leave behind. The moment Damien entered the living room, he stopped. Arthur was sitting alone on the couch. The little boy had clearly been worried. His legs were pulled close to his body, and his eyes kept drifting toward the entrance as though he had been waiting for someone to return. He had been asleep when Damien left. Now he was awake. “Arthur.” Damien’s voice immediately caught the boy’s attention. Arthur lifted his head. His worried expression disappeared the moment he saw Damien. “Uncle Damien!” He jumped off the couch and ran toward him. A genuine smile finally appeared on Damien’s face. He bent down and caught Arthur in his arms, lifting him off the ground. “There you are, buddy,” Damien said softly, ruffling the boy’s hair. “How are you doing?” “I’m fine.” Damien

The price of truth

Damien smiled softly as he ran his fingers through Arthur’s hair. For a moment, he simply watched the little boy’s excitement, allowing himself to enjoy the warmth spreading through his chest. He had intended to take Arthur out without telling anyone, but the thought of Gloria waking up and finding him gone immediately made him reconsider. “Aunt Gloria is asleep,” Damien said as he glanced toward the stairs. “I should leave her a note. If she wakes up and doesn’t see you, she’ll start worrying.” He lowered Arthur to the floor and walked toward the dining table. Thankfully, there was a sheet of paper and a pen sitting nearby. Damien picked them up and quickly scribbled a short note explaining that Arthur was with him and that they had gone out to get ice cream. He placed the note where Gloria would easily see it before returning to Arthur. “Come on, buddy.” Arthur immediately reached for his hand. Damien took it and led him outside. Beta Kael, who had been standing quietly

The price of truth 2

Damien’s chest tightened. He knew his father was standing outside, waiting for him to change his mind. But he wouldn’t. After nearly a minute, Beta Kael finally walked around the car and opened the passenger door. He climbed inside without saying a word. Damien glanced at him. Beta Kael refused to meet his gaze. Instead, his eyes shifted toward Arthur. The little boy smiled at him. “Hi.” Beta Kael’s expression remained cold. He looked away. Damien noticed. His hands tightened around the steering wheel. He knew his father had never liked Arthur. He had never accepted the boy, not from the moment he was born. To him, Arthur had always been a reminder of Amelia and everything Damien had failed to have. But Damien wasn’t going to let his father’s bitterness poison the little time he had left with Arthur. He shifted the car into gear and drove away from the mansion. Beta Kael sat silently beside him, his thoughts consumed by his son. He knew Damien was

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Helen, however, didn’t react. She simply stared at Alaric. “And my son,” Alaric continued, his voice becoming heavier, “went after her.” He paused. His fingers curled slowly against the armrest. “She bit him.” A few people shifted uneasily in their seats. Alaric took a slow breath. “And I have more news.” His eyes swept across the table. “My son is dead.” There was silence. For several seconds, nobody moved. Then the room erupted. “What?” “Alpha Aiden?” “When?” “How?” “He died last night,” Alaric said firmly. The words silenced them again. Several council members lowered their heads in shock. Others exchanged horrified glances. Aiden had been their alpha. Their leader. And now he was gone. Alaric allowed the silence to linger before continuing. “I know this is difficult news. You lost your alpha, and I lost my son.” His voice cracked slightly on the last word, but he quickly concealed it. “However, the pack cannot remain without

Enemies in the shadow

“Let go of me!” Helen shouted, struggling against their grip. “Alaric, have you completely lost your mind?” The guards dragged her toward the door despite her resistance. Her walking stick nearly slipped from her hand as she struggled to maintain her balance. “Let go of me!” she cried again, her voice echoing through the meeting hall. Then the doors suddenly swung open. Everyone turned. The guards stopped. Helen froze. A collective gasp swept through the room. Even Alaric’s face changed. Standing in the doorway was the last person any of them expected to see. Aiden. He stood there with James beside him, his expression dark and his eyes fixed on the two guards holding Helen. “Let her go.” Aiden’s voice was low, but the authority behind it silenced the entire room. The guards immediately released Helen. She stumbled slightly, catching herself with her walking stick before turning to stare at Aiden in disbelief. Meanwhile, only a short while earlier, Jam

The councils betrayal 1

“Aiden…” Alaric’s voice came out unsteady as he stared at his son, almost as though he still couldn’t believe what he was seeing. Aiden’s fists remained tightly clenched at his sides, the anger inside him rising with every second he stood in that room. He looked around at the council members, then back at his father, his jaw tightening as the weight of what had just happened settled over him. “You couldn’t even wait for me to take my last breath before deciding to take over my position,” Aiden said, his voice low but sharp enough to cut through the silence. “What kind of father are you?” Nobody in the room dared to speak. Aiden shook his head, disappointment flashing across his face as he looked away from Alaric. He didn’t want to waste another second arguing with him, not while Helen was on the floor there after being dragged away like a criminal. He walked toward her and bent down, offering his hand. “Come on, Helen.” The elderly woman looked at him for a moment befo

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He slowly turned his attention back to the council. “The True Alpha is not a threat,” Aiden said firmly. The murmuring immediately stopped. “She isn’t dangerous to this pack. Whatever happened between us that caused her to attack me was personal. I did something that angered her, and I paid the price for it. The matter has been handled.” He placed both hands against the edge of the table and leaned forward slightly. “You have all trusted me as your Alpha for years. Since the day I was sworn in, I have made the safety of this pack my responsibility. I have kept the promises I made to you, and I have never deliberately put this pack in danger.” His eyes moved from one council member to another. “So I am asking you to trust me now.” The room became quiet. Several council members exchanged glances before slowly nodding. They couldn’t deny what Aiden was saying. He had been their Alpha for years. Whatever they thought about the True Alpha, they trusted Aiden’s judgmen

A son’s warning

“That’s the mother of my son, Dad. Watch the way you speak about her, or I will forget that you are my father.” Aiden’s voice was low, but the warning behind it was unmistakable. His fists remained clenched at his sides, his knuckles turning white as he stared at Alaric. The anger burning through him was so intense that every breath felt hot against his chest. Alaric stared back at his son, disbelief slowly giving way to anger. He shook his head bitterly. “Are you threatening me because of a woman?” he asked. “I am your father, Aiden. I gave you life.” “Then you should act like my father!” Aiden growled. The force in his voice made Alaric pause. Aiden took a step closer, his eyes hardening. “Act like my father, and I will respect you like one. Because right now, Dad, you aren’t acting like a father at all.” Alaric’s jaw tightened. “Over and over again, you’ve disrespected me because of Amelia,” he snapped. “You knew that woman was the True Alpha long and you never to

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“Beta Greg told me everything before he died.” Alaric’s expression hardened. “And now I understand why you’ve hated him for twenty-five years,” Aiden continued. “It was because of a woman.” He gave a bitter laugh. “It always comes down to a woman with you, doesn’t it?” Alaric remained silent. Aiden’s eyes burned with anger. “You had Beta Greg and his family kidnapped even though you knew his wife was sick. You poisoned Evenly, and she died because of you. You wanted every trace of Greg erased. And for what?” He stepped closer. “Because you wanted a woman who didn’t want you back.” Alaric’s face darkened. “And then you stand there and judge me because I would do anything to protect Amelia?” Aiden asked. “You and I aren’t completely different, Father. We both love deeply. We both protect the women we love.” His expression hardened. “The difference is that I don’t murder innocent people because I can’t accept rejection.” Alaric’s jaw clenched. “And Amelia

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