All Chapters of Alpha Daddy, Mommy Doesn't Want You Anymore : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Whatever it took.At least this time, my partner had a decent face. When he touched me later, I wouldn’t be too disappointed.When my lips met him, Eiden went stiff like a statue. But the next second, he loosened, falling into the rhythm. His hands rose hesitantly to my waist, and he exhaled like he couldn’t believe this was real.“M-Moon Goddess… Luna… you’re… so beautiful…” he breathed, voice breaking in awe.I didn’t acknowledge the compliment. But Eiden was already losing control.He drew in a sharp breath when my fingers brushed his cheek. His skin was hot, his whole-body tense from the smallest touch. I could feel his heartbeat, wild and uneven.“L-Luna, may I?”“May you what?” I whispered against his ear. “You want to touch me?”He nodded, small and ashamed, like a wolf pup asking permission to approach fire.“Then do it. Slowly.”His hand lifted—hesitant, trembling—as if he were touching something sacred. His fingertips traced my face carefully, as though afraid I would vanish

“I missed you too,” Cassandra replied, her voice trembling just slightly.The moment should have been simple. Ordinary. But to me, it felt like standing at the edge of a chasm I’d let grow too wide for too long. A mother and daughter… and I had been part of the reason they were torn apart.Part of me wanted to kneel beside them. Wrap my arms around them both. Protect them. Promise I wouldn’t let anything hurt them again.And Fenrir agreed.He growled, pushing at the edges of my restraint, demanding I say everything burning inside me.Orion stepped closer, though his gaze stayed locked on Cassandra and Iris. “She looks stable,” he said quietly. “We’ll keep her safe.”Iris blinked up at him. “You… you’re going to protect me?” she asked, her voice trembling—nerves or fear, I wasn’t sure. Orion’s presence could be overwhelming. “But why?”I had to admit; she was brave to question an Alpha so directly.“Alpha,” she said again, turning to me. “Did I do something wrong?”I crouched down so w

Alaric’s PoV“Alaric,” Lyra whined. “Where are we going?”I’d lost count of how many times she’d asked that. I didn’t bother answering I just kept walking toward one destination. Maybe because I kept ignoring her, she grew bolder.Her footsteps were light, almost eager, like someone finally reclaiming something she’d longed for. She walked beside me, brushing against me from time to time as if afraid I might disappear if she didn’t cling close. I didn’t look at her. I kept moving.“Alaric… since when have you been this cold to me?” she whispered, looping her arm through mine. “I miss us. I miss the way you used to look at me… like I was the only woman you ever wanted.”I didn’t answer. My face stayed blank, my steps steady. She tightened her hold, trying to coax a reaction out of me. Maybe all she wanted was for me to turn her way. But no. Not this time. I wouldn’t give her even a flicker of attention.My mind was too full of questions.“We haven’t spent time alone in so long.” Her vo

Cassandra’s POVA few hours before I went to pick up Iris.“Miss Cassandra,” Susan called the moment I stepped out of my room. The air in NightFang was unusually cold today. That was why I’d brought a thick coat—anything to keep the chill from biting into my skin once I stepped outside.“Yes?”“Will you be having dinner at home tonight? I was planning to make carrot soup.”I looked at the head maid, then offered a faint smile. “Yes, make it. I’ll be back before dinner. I don’t think I’ll have too much to handle today.”“I hope everything goes smoothly for you.”From the first day Susan had been assigned to serve me, she’d been warm and attentive—constantly creating this feeling that I wouldn’t be alone in this house. She always moved quickly to help, and sometimes even kept me company with simple, harmless conversations—like the fresh flowers she arranged almost every day.“Thank you, Susan.”I headed out, ready to continue the work I’d put on hold. Especially the preparations for the

Cassandra’s POVOrion’s car moved steadily along the narrow road flanked by towering trees. Iris sat right beside me, her tiny nose pressed against the window as she took in the sights of NightFang with wide, astonished eyes.“The trees are so tall, and the road feels different, Aunt Cass,” Iris whispered, her voice filled with wonder. “It feels like we’re entering another world.”I smiled. “NightFang is a little different from SilverFang. The air is colder here, but it’s peaceful. You’ll like it.”Alice—seated in front with Orion—turned slightly, her expression soft with emotion.“Miss Iris didn’t expect she’d get to see you again, let alone stay with you for a while, Miss Cassandra. I think that’s why she looks so excited. Doctor Raymond said her recovery won’t take long as long as she gets enough rest. And I believe she&rs