All Chapters of Luna Maya: Destined as the Alpha's Desire: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

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I love you Finn, She whispered

Finn’s POVThe training ground was too quiet when I arrived.The sun was low, painting the sky in soft gold and red. Most warriors had finished their drills and returned to their duties. The air smelled of sweat, dirt, and steel.Then I saw Sophie.She stood at the center of the training ground, sleeves rolled up, hair tied back, a wooden staff in her hands. Her stance was sharp, and strong.I stopped walking.She hadn’t trained this late in weeks.I leaned against a post, arms crossed, watching her move. She attacked an invisible enemy, spun, blocked, struck again. Her breathing was steady, controlled.She was either angry or worried.I pushed away from the post and stepped onto the sand. “You know,” I called, “if you keep swinging like that, the ground might surrender.”She stopped and turned.Her eyes met mine, and something flickered there, surprise, relief, and something warmer.“Finn,” she said, smiling. “Were you spying on me?”“Observing,” I corrected. “Very important differ

Could We Really Sway the other packs?

Elias’ POVI walked into Alpha Lucien’s private hall, the weight of the day pressing on my shoulders. My boots echoed against the polished stone floors, and I could feel every eye in the pack sensing my tension. The mission to Vaughn Estate had gone terribly wrong, and the thought of explaining it made my stomach twist.Alpha Lucien sat at the head of the hall, the golden light from the large windows framing his powerful silhouette. His sharp eyes fixed on me, calm yet commanding. I swallowed hard.“Alpha,” I began, my voice low and tense, “I… I need to tell you what happened at Vaughn Estate.”Lucien’s brow raised slightly, but he said nothing. His quiet presence made my words feel heavier. I drew a breath and started narrating everything, the journey to the Vaughn Estate, the moment we entered, the strange tension in the air, and most importantly, Jacob Vaughn himself.“The heir,” I said, shaking my head slightly, “was… unstable. Weak-minded, and… aggressive. When Sophie refuse

Allies and Betrayal

Garett's POVThe ground was cold beneath my feet.Dark clouds hung low over Silver Creek Pack, heavy and unmoving, as if the sky itself was mourning my father. Alpha Darius.The wind whispered through the trees, carrying the scent of pine, earth, and loss.Alpha Darius was being laid to rest.My father.My chest felt tight, like a claw was gripping my heart and refusing to let go. I stood beside his body, wrapped in the silver burial cloth of our pack, watching as the elders finished the final rites. His face was calm now, too calm, like he was only sleeping.But he would never wake.Never speak again.Never advise me. Never lead. The weight of that truth burned in my bones.Wolves from other packs filled the clearing. Their banners fluttered softly in the wind, Iron Fang, Night Hollow, Red Crest, Ash Valley, and many more. Their leaders stood tall, heads bowed in respect. They had come to honor Alpha Darius. And to stand with me.But some banners were missing.No Blood Moon. No Silv

No Turning Back

Maya's POVI woke up because the bed was cold.Lucien was beside me, sitting upright, his back straight, his elbows resting on his knees. It was late in the night. He hadn’t noticed I was awake.That alone told me something was wrong.My Alpha never sat awake without reason.I watched him for a moment. His jaw was tight. His fists clenched and unclenched slowly, like he was fighting something inside himself. The weight on him was heavy, I could feel it, even without words.I reached out and placed my hand on his arm.“My King,” I whispered.He flinched slightly, then turned to me. His sharp eyes softened the moment they met mine.“My Jewel,” he said quietly. “I didn’t mean to wake you.”“You didn’t,” I replied. “Your silence did.”A faint smile tugged at his lips, but it faded quickly.I sat up, pulling the blanket around me. “What’s wrong?”He looked away toward the window, where the moon hung low and bright.“Everything,” he said honestly.That answer hurt more than any lie woul

Across the Border

Maya's POVThe border was quiet.Too quiet.No guards. No torches. Just the wind moving through the trees and the silver line carved into the earth that marked where Blood Moon ended and Silver Creek began.I stopped right at the edge.My heart was beating so loud I was sure someone could hear it.Then I saw my brother.Garett stepped out from the shadows like he had been waiting there the whole time. He looked colder than I remembered, his face sharper, his eyes cold in a way that made my chest ache.“Maya,” he said flatly.“Garett,” I replied.We stood there, staring at each other. Brother and sister. Blood and memory.“You came alone,” he said.“I said I would.”A short laugh left his mouth. “Still naive.”“Still breathing,” I replied.His eyes flicked over me, checking for guards, weapons, and lies. Then he turned and walked deeper into Silver Creek territory.“Walk,” he said. “Or go back.”I followed.We stopped near a fallen tree. The moonlight spilled over the clearing, pale an

No More Hiding

Maya's POVI didn’t sleep that night.Every time I closed my eyes, I saw Lucien’s face. Angry. Hurt, and afraid.Rachel stayed with me until the shaking stopped. She didn’t rush me. She didn’t talk too much. She just stayed.That mattered more than words.By morning, my eyes were swollen and my chest still ached, but my mind was clear.I was tired of running, being whispered about, other people deciding my worth.I stood and wiped my face. “I need to do something.”Rachel looked up. “Something big?”“Yes.”She studied me carefully. “This will shake the pack.”“It has to,” I said. “If I don’t speak now, I’ll always be a problem someone else needs to solve.”She nodded slowly. “What do you need from me?”“Help me call a pack meeting,” I said. “Without Lucien.”Her eyes widened. “Maya…”“I know,” I said. “But this is my fight.”Rachel exhaled. “Once you do this, there’s no taking it back.”“I’m done taking things back,” I replied.The message spread too fast.By noon, the training gro

The cost of being seen

Maya's POVThe council’s response came faster than I expected.Too fast.By sunset, the messengers arrived.Three of them. All wearing council colors. All with faces tight and cold.They didn’t bow to me.They bowed low to Lucien.“We heard about the meeting,” the lead messenger said.Lucien’s voice was calm. “You hear many things. Choose your words carefully.”The man swallowed. “The council demands answers.”I felt the pack tense around us.“They demand you,” he continued, looking straight at me. “Luna Maya.”Lucien stepped forward at once. “You speak to me.”“The accusation concerns her,” the man replied. “Her meeting with Alpha Garett.”A low growl rippled through the warriors.So someone had run.My chest tightened, but I lifted my chin. “I’ll answer.”Lucien shot me a look. “You don’t have to.”“I do,” I said quietly. “If we keep hiding, this never ends.”The messenger nodded. “Then hear this clearly. Silver Creek claims you were offered protection in exchange for testimony.”

The Hall Of Judgement

Maya's POVThe council hall was colder than I remembered.Stone walls. High ceiling. Long seats carved with the marks of old packs and older wars. Every step I took echoed, like the room itself was watching me.Lucien walked beside me.Not behind. Not ahead.Beside.That mattered.The council members were already seated when we arrived. Lady Margaret sat at the center, her sharp eyes fixed on me like a blade.“Luna Maya of Blood Moon,” she said. “You stand accused.”My heart beat hard, but my voice stayed steady. “I stand summoned.”A ripple moved through the hall.Garett was present, sitted across the room. Our eyes met for half a second. His face was calm, controlled. But I knew him too well. Beneath that calm was hunger.“State the charge,” Lucien said coolly.Lady Margaret smiled thinly. “False mate bonding. Abuse of Alpha authority. And manipulation that led to war.”Gasps echoed.My chest tightened, but I stepped forward.“I will speak,” I said.Lucien’s hand brushed mine o

The Bond is complete

Maya’s POVThe night was quiet, but my heart was loud.Lucien and I stood in the clearing behind the packhouse. The moon hung low, bright, bathing the forest in silver. Every leaf, every shadow felt alive.“Are you ready?” Lucien asked, his voice low, steady, but soft.I nodded. Words felt small, unnecessary. He reached for me, and I took his hand. The bond between us had already begun, but tonight we will complete it.Our eyes met, and in that glance, every fear, every doubt, every battle we’d faced together condensed into a single moment.One heartbeat. One truth.He pulled me close. The heat of his body pressed against mine. Our hands found each other, and the bond pulsed like fire through my veins. I could feel Lucien, and I, everything we were meant to be.The mating was not just physical; it was spiritual. Every touch, every kiss, every whispered promise sealed us. My bond with Lucien flared, bright and powerful, stretching, locking, and anchoring us together permanently. T

Elder Richard's Cover Blows

Maya's POV The council hall didn’t feel victorious after Richard was taken away.It felt exposed.Like a wound left open to air.Whispers followed us out, but they weren’t sharp anymore. They were afraid. Elders who had ruled for decades suddenly realized how fragile their authority was. If one of their own could fall, so could the rest.Outside, the sky hung low and gray.Lucien didn’t release my hand until we were well beyond the council gates.“You shook them,” he said quietly.“I didn’t mean to,” I replied. “I just told the truth.”He stopped walking and turned to face me. “That’s exactly what frightened them.”The ride back to Blood Moon was silent, but not calm. My thoughts raced. Richard hadn’t worked alone. He couldn’t have. Too many decisions had gone wrong for too many years.And Silver Creek hadn’t acted without encouragement.When we arrived, the pack was already waiting, and watching.Rachel stood near the front, her jaw tight. Finn was beside her, arms crossed, eye

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