All Chapters of Broken Luna Rise Back: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Elsa’s POVAt first, I thought it was just in my head.The way people’s conversations cut short when I entered the hallway.The way their eyes slid away too quickly.The way the air seemed colder, heavier, filled with words left unsaid.But by the third day, I knew it wasn’t my imagination.I was walking through the west wing on my way to Lady Selene’s chamber when two maids hurried past me, their heads bent close together. I caught only a fragment of what they whispered..“…the Luna? Too fragile… the Alpha deserves someone stronger…”They went silent the moment they noticed me, bowing quickly before disappearing around the corner.My heart stung, but I forced my face to remain calm. I had faced worse. I had survived worse. Still, their words echoed in my head, repeating like a cruel chant.Too fragile.Too weak.Not worthy.I stopped by one of the tall windows overlooking the courtyard. The wind outside carried the scent of pine and distant rain. Somewhere below, the pack warriors we

Elsa’s POV The soft hum of morning chatter usually filled the hallways of the Alpha’s mansion, but today, something felt off. The air was thicker, colder buzzing with a tension I couldn’t name. From my chamber window, I could see groups of omegas whispering near the training yard, their gazes flicking toward my tower whenever they thought no one was watching.I tried to ignore it, focusing on brushing my hair, but their hushed voices kept echoing in my mind. Something was wrong. I could feel it deep in my bones.Just as I was tying the last braid, a hurried knock came at my door.“Come in,” I called, setting my brush aside.My maid, entered, her face pale and anxious. She bowed slightly before speaking, her voice trembling. “My lady… I…I think you should hear this from me before it reaches you from others.”My brows furrowed. “What’s going on?”She hesitated, clutching the fabric of her apron. “It’s about Lady Veronica.”At that name, my chest tightened. Veronica. The woman who had m

Elsa’s POVThe pack house had never felt this heavy before. Every whisper seemed to echo against the walls, and every passing maid carried a secret in her eyes. The rumors about Veronica’s pregnancy had spread like wildfire twisting, growing, and reaching even the corners of my room.I tried to eat breakfast that morning, but every bite felt like sand. My stomach churned, and my chest was tight, as if something was pressing on it. I wanted to believe none of it was true. I wanted to believe my Alpha…my mate would never betray me that way.But doubt has a cruel way of crawling into your heart, even when you try to shut it out.Lila had gone out to gather news, and the silence of my chamber was too much to bear. I couldn’t sit still. I paced the room until the rug felt worn beneath my feet, then finally turned to the guard outside my door.“Tell the Alpha I wish to see him,” I said quietly, trying to sound calm.The guard bowed and left. My heart began to race the moment he closed the

Veronica’s POVThe door to my chamber opened with a quiet creak, and two guards stepped in, bowing. “The Alpha wants to see you,” one of them said.My heart skipped a beat. Finally. I had been waiting for this. For hours, I’d been lying in bed, pretending to be weak, my hands resting protectively on my stomach as though I were already nurturing a child that didn’t exist.I quickly rose, wincing a little for effect. “Help me up,” I murmured softly. The guards obliged, and I adjusted my silk robe before following them out.The hallways of the pack house felt strangely silent tonight. Everyone had been whispering since the incident earlier me fainting dramatically in front of the Alpha and his precious Luna. Oh, how perfect that moment had been. Elsa’s wide eyes, her trembling lips, the way the Alpha’s anger turned to her without hesitation… it was delicious.When we reached his chamber, the guards opened the door, and I stepped inside. Dylan stood by his mirror, buttoning up a dark shir

Dylan’s POVI was staring into the woods that bordered the pack. The sky outside was heavy with clouds, pressing down on the land like a weight I couldn’t shake off. My reflection in the glass looked distant, tired — the face of a man who no longer recognized his own thoughts.Mother’s words from earlier kept echoing in my head. “You think a child will tie you to a lie?”But what if it wasn’t a lie? What if Veronica truly carried my child?The door creaked open. My Beta, Marcus, stepped in and bowed slightly. “Alpha, the pack doctor is here, as you requested.”“Send him in.”The doctor walked in nervously, clutching his clipboard like a shield. His scent was full of tension — sweat, fear, and a hint of guilt. I could sense it instantly. Wolves could always smell deception, but this one… he was masking something.Still, I didn’t say anything. I simply turned around and crossed my arms. “Is it true?” My voice came out low, cold. “Is Veronica truly pregnant?”He hesitated, eyes darting b