All Chapters of Her Alpha’s Undoing: The Luna’s Wrath: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Dylan's POVI could not focus on a single conversation at the Summit. Every time an Alpha approached me to discuss territory negotiations or trade agreements I found myself nodding without hearing a word. My eyes kept drifting across the ballroom to where Nadia stood laughing with Roman Steele and a group of other Alphas. She looked radiant in that green dress with her hair styled perfectly and her smile bright and genuine.Roman kept touching her arm when he spoke. He kept leaning in close like they shared secrets. He kept making her laugh in a way I had not heard in months. Maybe years. I watched him refill her champagne glass and the way she thanked him with a smile that used to belong only to me."You need to let her go," Cassandra said quietly beside me. She had been trying to engage me in conversation for the past twenty minutes but I barely registered her presence. "You cannot have both of us Dylan.""I do not have either of you." The words came out harsher than I intended."Yo

Dylan's POV I barely slept. Every time I closed my eyes I saw Nadia with Roman laughing, touching, and looking at him the way she used to look at me. The thoughts tormented me until I wanted to claw my own skin off just to feel something other than this consuming jealousy. Cassandra tried to seduce me after I got back from Nadia's door. She touched my chest kissed my neck and whispered invitations that would have tempted any other wolf. But all I could think about was Nadia in that blue dress smiling at another man. "I cannot. I am sorry. I thought I could but I cannot." "Because of her? Dylan, she has moved on. She is with Roman now." "She is not with him. They had one date." "And they are going running together this morning. I overheard them making plans at the restaurant bar." Cassandra's voice was bitter and hurt. "She is replacing you just like you repla

Dylan's POV I could not take it anymore. Watching Roman touch her, seeing him make her laugh, witnessing the way he looked at her like she was his entire world had been torture all night. Every smile she gave him felt like a knife twisting deeper into my chest. Every time his hand brushed hers, I wanted to tear him apart. After the banquet ended, I watched Nadia slip away toward the gardens. She said she needed air, needed space from the crowd. Roman followed her without hesitation and my wolf howled inside me. I knew what was coming and I could not let it happen. I would not stand by and watch another man claim what was mine. Even if I had been the one to push her away, even if I had destroyed everything we had built together, I still could not watch her give herself to someone else. I followed them into the moonlit garden and stayed hidden in the shadows. The night air was cool against my skin but my blood ran hot with

Dylan's POV The next morning, I found Cassandra having breakfast in the Summit dining hall. The early light streamed through the tall windows and cast long shadows across the marble floor. She looked up when I approached and something in her face told me she already knew what was coming. "We need to talk." "I know what you're going to say," Cassandra interrupted. She set down her coffee cup with careful precision. "You're choosing her." "I am. I'm sorry if I led you on." "You did." Her voice was calm and steady. "But I let you. I knew you were mated. I knew you were vulnerable yet I pursued you anyway because I wanted you." She met my eyes and hers were sad but accepting. "I hope she's worth it." "She is. She always was." Cassandra stood and smoothed down her dress. "Then don't screw it up again. Because if you hurt her again, Dylan, ther

Dylan's POV I chased after Nadia but she was already gone by the time I reached the restaurant parking lot. The night air was cold against my face and my heart pounded so hard I thought it might break through my ribs. I stood there alone under the streetlights and felt my entire world crumbling around me for the second time in six months. I turned and walked back into the restaurant where Cassandra still stood. The other diners pretended not to stare but I could feel their eyes on us. The fury that rose inside me was hot and dangerous and my wolf pressed against my skin, demanding answers. "What the hell are you doing?" I grabbed Cassandra's arm and pulled her outside away from the audience. "You were supposed to leave!" "I was leaving." Her voice was calm but her hands shook. "Then I found out I'm pregnant. What was I supposed to do? Not tell you?" "We didn't sleep together! I w