Lahat ng Kabanata ng My Luna Became An Alpha After I Rejected Her: Kabanata 381 - Kabanata 390

Seraphina sighed softly. “I hope your father eventually realizes that too. I hope he chooses to change before he loses everyone around him.” Aiden’s lips curved into a small, appreciative smile. “Thank you, Alpha Seraphina. I hope so too.” There was a brief silence between them before Seraphina’s expression became serious again. “There’s something else we need to talk about.” Aiden immediately straightened. “What is it?” “Amelia needs help.” His brows furrowed. “With what?” “Her powers.” The words immediately caught his attention. Seraphina stepped closer. “She has only just awakened as the True Alpha, and she doesn’t know how to control everything inside her yet. I don’t want her to lose control again, especially when the next full moon comes.” Aiden’s expression became serious. “What do you need me to do?” “She needs support,” Seraphina explained. “She needs people around her who won’t be afraid of what she has become. She needs someone who can he

Meanwhile, Aiden, who had left Amelia’s house, immediately drove toward the pack house. His hands remained tightly wrapped around the steering wheel as his mind raced through everything James had said over the phone. The worry in his voice had been impossible to miss, and whatever had happened with Racheal and Ethan was serious enough to make Aiden abandon everything without a second thought. His car finally came to a stop in front of the pack house. Before the engine had even completely gone quiet, Aiden pushed the door open and climbed out. He slammed the door behind him and hurried toward the entrance, his long strides carrying him into the house. The moment he stepped into the living room, he found James standing there with Alpha Alaric. Both men turned toward him. “What happened?” Aiden demanded, his eyes immediately searching the room. “Where are Racheal and Ethan?” James stared at him for a moment before slowly shaking his head. “They’re both gone.” Aiden’s bro

But then a disturbing question crossed Aiden’s mind. Who the hell would do this? He slowly straightened, his eyes scanning the area again as though the answer might somehow be hidden among the trees. “No, Alpha,” the head of security, Isaac, replied. “It was just this one body we found here.” Aiden nodded faintly, but the information did nothing to ease the uneasiness settling in his chest. He turned away from Beta Kael’s body and walked toward Damien’s car. He pulled open the driver’s door and looked inside, carefully checking the seats, the floor and even the back of the vehicle. Nothing. There was no sign of Damien. No sign of a struggle inside the car. No blood. Nothing that could explain what had happened. Aiden slowly stepped away from the vehicle and looked toward the road. His eyes narrowed when he noticed several deep tire marks cutting across the dirt. They looked fresh, as though another vehicle had stopped there before speeding away. He crouched dow

“What do you mean?” Aiden asked, his brows drawing together as he stared at his father. Alpha Alaric avoided his gaze for a moment, his fingers tightening around the bullet on the desk before he finally placed it back down. The strange marking seemed to have unsettled him more than he wanted to admit, and Aiden noticed the brief change in his expression. “You should be talking to Astrid instead, or Seraphina, whatever you people call her,” Alpha Alaric muttered. Aiden’s eyes narrowed. “Why would Seraphina know anything about this?” “Just go and talk to her. She will tell you everything you need to know because I don’t have the information you’re asking for,” Alpha Alaric replied, his voice noticeably more guarded. Aiden stared at him for several seconds, trying to determine whether his father was deliberately hiding something from him. There was something about the way Alaric had reacted to that bullet that bothered him. It wasn’t the reaction of a man who had simply never

Meanwhile, Aiden’s car came to a slow stop in front of Amelia’s house. He switched off the engine and remained behind the steering wheel for a moment, staring at the dark mansion ahead of him. The entire house appeared to be asleep, with only the faint glow of moonlight falling across the windows. He finally stepped out of the car, closed the door quietly behind him and walked toward the front entrance. He knocked softly. Nothing. Aiden waited for several seconds before knocking again, this time a little louder. Still, there was no response. He glanced at his watch and frowned when he realized it was almost midnight. “They must be asleep,” he murmured to himself. He stepped away from the door and lifted his head toward the upper floor. His eyes settled on Amelia’s window. The room was completely dark, which confirmed that she was probably already asleep. Aiden stood there for a moment, his shoulders gradually relaxing as he closed his eyes and focused on his surroun