All Chapters of Her Alpha’s Undoing: The Luna’s Wrath: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

The VanishingElena's POVI loved how my pack had their celebration, the place sparkled with Lanterns hung from tree branches like trapped stars, their golden light dancing across faces I had known my whole life. At four years old, I understood I was special and too smart for my age, though I didn't know exactly why. People called me a miracle child, they whispered White Wolf's daughter with reverence that confused me.But tonight, I just wanted to dance with my friends.Other pups spun around me, their movements wild and free. My white-blonde hair flew out like wings as I twirled, my dress—the pretty blue one Mama said matched my eyes wagging around my legs. From the high table, I could feel Mom and Dad watching. They always watched me. Uncle Kael said something that made Aunt Luna laugh, her sound sharp and bright like breaking glass. Grand-wolf Kaine sat beside them, still learning how celebrations worked, his old eyes soft with wonder. Everything felt safe. Perfect. Like nothing

Separate BedsDylan's POVThe word "dead" wouldn't leave my mind.It played on repeat during search parties that found nothing. During council meetings where pack business demanded attention, I couldn't give. During long nights staring at ceiling cracks, counting the hours until dawn made it acceptable to start moving again. My daughter might be dead. The healers said it with clinical certainty, as if their test results could measure the space Elena had carved in my chest.But I refused to believe it. She was alive, she just had to be. I'd feel it if she weren't.Wouldn't I?The doubt felt worse than the news. It seeped into everything, turning my hope into desperate delusion. What if the healers were right? What if I were clinging to fantasy while my daughter's body lay cold somewhere, already beyond saving?Nadia had started grieving. I saw it in the way she walked through the pack house like a ghost, her eyes focused on something the rest of us couldn't see. She had moved into a gu

Shattered Trust Dylan's POV The betrayal felt like claws tearing through my chest. My mate—my MATE—was carrying my child and had planned to hide it from me. Not for days. For months. Until her body made the secret impossible to keep. Because she didn't trust me. Because she blamed me for Elena's disappearance so completely that she'd rather face pregnancy alone than face it with me. "I was going to tell you," Nadia said weakly, her voice barely above a whisper. "When?" The word came out sharp. "When you were in labor? When the baby was crawling? When exactly were you planning to let me know I was going to be a father again?" "That's not fair—" "Fair?" My control snapped like a frayed rope. "You want to talk about fair? I lost Elena too, Nadia! She's my daughter! My miracle! I've been searching for her every single day, b

The Other Woman Dylan's POV Nadia left at dawn. I watched from the pack house window as she threw a single bag into Luna's car, she didn't even look back. Not once. Luna tried to hug her, but Nadia pulled away, climbing into the passenger seat like she couldn't leave fast enough. The car disappeared down the forest road, and I felt the mate bond contract sharply as Nadia blocked me almost completely. She left just enough connection that I would know she was alive, but nothing more than that. No emotions. No thoughts. No warmth. Just space where my mate used to be. The pack was in shock, nobody saw this coming. Whispers spread through the territory like wildfire, their Luna had abandoned them in the middle of a crisis, while their miracle child was still missing. Wolves who had loved Nadia now looked at me with pity mixed with judgment. Some asked if the alliance was breaking. If

Nadia's DisappearanceNadia's POVThe scent of jasmine filled the sanctuary gardens where I sat meditating, my hands resting on the small bump that held my future. Five months now. Five months of growing this child alone, whispering prayers that this one would stay, that fate wouldn't be cruel enough to take another baby from me.Then Luna appeared through the sanctuary gates, she looked very serious."We need to talk."Something in her voice made my blood turn to ice. The way she held herself, rigid and careful, like she was carrying something breakable. Something that would shatter me."What happened? Is it Elena? Did they find—""It's Dylan."My heart stopped. Like actuallystopped. For three seconds, the world went silent and still."Is he hurt?" The words barely made it past my lips."Not physically." Luna pulled out her phone with shaking hands. "Nadia, I'm so sorry. This video is everywhere. The whole pack has seen it."She turned the screen toward me.The footage was grainy, sh