บททั้งหมดของ The Alpha's Forgotten Luna: บทที่ 111 - บทที่ 120

Sleep did not come that night.Even when the room quieted and the healer’s lamps dimmed, even when Selena’s breathing softened into the slow rhythm of deep sleep against my shoulder, my body refused to rest. My eyes remained open, fixed on the faint glow of lantern light stretching across the floor, tracing the same worn patterns again and again as if memorizing them might quiet the noise inside my head. But the noise never stopped.Every time I closed my eyes, I saw it again.Kane on the ground.The flash of teeth.The sound of his voice breaking.The helplessness.It replayed without mercy, sharper each time, as if my mind refused to let the moment dull. I could still hear Selena screaming behind me. Still feel the way my legs burned as I ran toward him. Still feel the crushing terror that had wrapped itself around my chest when I thought—just for one unbearable second—that I was going to lose him.My fingers tightened unconsciously against Kane’s leg, feeling the steady rise and fa

The morning felt too loud. Not in sound—but in awareness. Every movement inside the healer’s quarters seemed sharper than usual, every small shift catching my attention before it fully happened. Kane finishing the last of the broth. Selena settling beside him, careful not to touch his injured arm. Camelia moving quietly between us with practiced calm. Even the sound of Everett stepping outside briefly to speak with someone beyond the doorway made my chest tighten, as if the world itself had grown unpredictable overnight.I sat beside Kane, close enough to feel the warmth of his body, close enough to reach him without stretching. My hand rested lightly near his shoulder—not gripping, not hovering—but ready. Always ready. The memory of yesterday had not faded. It lingered beneath everything, like a shadow cast over every thought.Kane finished the broth slowly and handed the bowl back to Camelia, his movements careful and deliberate. He was thinking about each motion now—measuring dista

By evening, the pack had settled into a tighter rhythm than usual. Patrol changes happened earlier. Guards moved in pairs instead of alone. Even the younger wolves stayed closer to central paths instead of wandering freely like they normally did. No one complained. No one questioned the changes. They understood what an attack meant, especially one that involved children.I stepped out into the main courtyard just before sunset, watching the outer gates from a distance. Two guards stood posted there, both alert, both scanning movement beyond the walls even though nothing stirred. That was how it had to be now—constant attention, no gaps, no assumptions.A runner approached from the southern path, slowing as he reached me.“Outer lines are clear,” he reported. “No scent trails near the western edge either.”I nodded once.“Keep rotating every two hours,” I said. “No delays.”“Yes, Alpha.”He left without hesitation, heading toward the next patrol group already waiting along the path.Eve

Night settled in slowly, and with it came the kind of quiet that made people think too much.The lamps in the hallway had been lit, and patrol shifts had already changed twice since sunset. Everything was running the way I had ordered—guards posted, rotations tightened, inner paths watched more closely than usual. On paper, everything looked secure.But inside the residence, security didn’t feel the same as peace.I stayed near the doorway for a while longer, watching Sienna stand beside the wall, her attention still fixed inside the room. She hadn’t gone back to sit beside Kane yet, but she hadn’t moved far either. Just enough distance to prove to herself she could.That mattered.Even if she didn’t realize it.Inside, Selena leaned against Kane’s shoulder while he rested back against the pillows. He looked tired, but calmer than before. The tightness in his face had eased slightly, though he still kept his injured arm close to his body.They were talking again—soft voices, slow sent

Standing outside the room where my kids slept and finally seeing a smile break out on my mate’s face made me realise something. It is high time I rein control over everything. And wh=ith that announce them and make sure they are secure even without me. Today, my pack judges my mate and my kids, but that has to change. And it will. When she becomes my wife and my mate.Tucking Sienna in her bed, I stared at her serene face like I used to always and went back to my own chambers. Tomorrow is the big day.The morning came late or maybe I was restless to even give into sleep. I called for my beta, Jackson, to call on Sienna to my chambers. I could communicate with Jackson on mindlink but not with her and my kids. Even that would change.Sienna walked in following Jackson who nodded once at me and left. She took in my room, her eyes roaming around, looking at each and everything carefully, before she found a chair by the window and sat on it."What is wrong, Cassius?" she asked.I sat in fr