All Chapters of Doctor Luna: The Alpha’s Forsaken Bride: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Valerie Today is my final full checkup before delivery. “Luna Valerie?” Corvin, my colleague pushes the door to the ward open and walks in, a tablet tucked under his arm. His gaze flicks briefly to my stomach before returning to my face. As the head doctor of the pack’s hospital, he is responsible for me until my delivery. “The Alpha didn’t come with you today,” he notes. His tone is professional, though the faint scowl on his face betrays his disapproval. I plaster a smile on my face. “No,” I reply quietly. “He’s…occupied.” “I see,” he says dryly, scrolling through his tablet. “I’ll need to report directly to the Alpha regarding the pregnancy.” My heart skips. Is something wrong with my baby? “Corvin, I’m the mom,” I say firmly. “Besides, I'm a doctor just like you. If you noticed anything wrong, I'll understand it more than Sebastian. If there’s anything I need to know, tell me now.” He lowers the tablet, sympathy clouding his expression. “Today’s scan shows an irregulari

Valerie This meeting is nothing but a sham. They have already judged me without caring about what I have to say. It's no secret that the elders of the pack has never liked me. They shared the same sentiment that a human has no place in their pack. “No,” I straighten, ignoring the sound of chain rattling on my hands. “I did no such thing.” But my words falls on deaf ears. In their minds, they have a verdict already. I am guilty. “We have good reason to believe that you did. I suggest you say the whole truth now, so as to lessen your punishment.” The whole truth? They don’t care about the truth. They don’t believe a word I say. My heart thumps loudly in my chest, but I school my expression, hiding my fear. “I am innocent.” Elder Fenris scowls, looking towards the door as if signaling for someone. Corvin walks in, a stack of papers in his hands. He places each document in front of each elder, then strides towards me. “Corvin?” I question, confusion surging through me. What is he d

Sebastian “I warned you not to marry that woman. You shouldn't have brought her to this pack. If only you had listened to me, this wouldn't have happened,” my mother fires at me. Since she woke up, she hasn't stopped talking about Valerie. I stand beside her bed, my hands lodged in the pockets of my trousers. Celeste is massaging her legs and trying her best to calm her down. “She has killed my husband,” my mother continues. “That woman killed Caspian.” “You need to take it easy, Lady Helen,” Celeste huffs, her tone as honeyed as always. “We just lost Lord Caspian. We can't lose you too.” My mother leans back against the wooden board of the bed, regret clouding her expression as she looks at Celeste. “If Sebastian had married you, none of this would have happened,” she says. “Ever since Valerie came into the pack, things have been going downhill. She ruined my marriage and almost bewitched my son.” She frames Celeste's hand with hers. “If you didn't return to this pack, Sebastian

~Valerie~ No one returns to my room till dusk. Sebastian doesn’t show up either. My thoughts have been tumbling over each other since Helen and Celeste dropped the bombshell. Hours pass, and I stay still on the bed, planning my escape. I wait until the sun sets completely before swinging into action. Tearing off the curtains hanging by the windows, I tie the ends together to form a rope long enough to let me own the building. Jumping off the first floor is risky, but staying in this pack is riskier. Guards are stationed at my door. There’s no way I can slip out without getting noticed by them. My nose stings. I have spent the last three years in this house. It’s sad to leave in this way. Blinking to push back the tears threatening to fall, I make my descent. Cool air slaps against my skin. My legs burn as I try to find stable ground. My bump brushes the wall. With great difficulty, I let myself down the building, landing into a patch of grass beneath. There are no guards around. Cr

Celeste. For the first time in six months, I feel the most complete and fulfilled. That woman is gone. There is no Luna in the pack. That position is left vacant, for no one but me to occupy. Not even a blood moon frenzy can ruin my mood. It's morning. The pack members are recovering from last night. Sebastian is nowhere to be found. I make my way to the hospital where I know he'll be, looking as haggard as I can. I have to look like I feel the distress of the people. Only then can they fully accept me as their Luna. “We have dozens of doctors in this hospital. Why is no one doing anything to help the injured?" Sebastian's thunderous voice echoes through the walls. I rush to the emergency room where he is. The place is a mess, littered with blood and bodily fluid. People writhe on the bed, bones shooting out through their skin, severe bite wounds on the pack members. “Luna Valerie used to treat us after the frenzies,” an elderly woman says. “She always knew what to do. We neve