บททั้งหมดของ The Alpha's Forgotten Luna: บทที่ 131 - บทที่ 140

The entire hall had fallen silent by now. Nobody was eating anymore. Nobody was talking. Every eye in the room was fixed on the scene unfolding in front of them. My newly wedded mate stood half-hidden behind me and Alessio while Eloise and Portia stared at her as if she was something filthy that had crawled back into their lives. Sienna’s father stood there too, but unlike the two women, he did not look angry anymore. He looked disappointed. And somehow, I knew that hurt Sienna more than all the insults combined. Portia looked at Sienna from head to toe again before letting out another mocking laugh. “Honestly, Sienna,” she said loudly, “I expected you to at least return with some dignity after disappearing for years. But clearly, you still enjoy creating drama wherever you go.” Eloise chuckled beside her mother, crossing her arms proudly. “Drama is all she knows,” she added. “First she ruined my life, then she ruined yours, and now she’s here pretending to be some innocent Luna.” Besi

Turning toward my husband, I finally exhaled a long sigh, the tension slowly leaving my body. Then I looked at Alessio and gave him a small, grateful smile.“I’m okay,” I assured softly. “I think we should finish dinner and go rest now… if we are done here.” Then turning back toward the crowd, I spoke again, this time calmer and steadier. “Thank you all for joining us on this auspicious occasion. It truly means a great deal to us that all of you came here to share this happiness and excitement with our family.” I glanced around the hall, looking at the familiar faces surrounding us. “But I think it is quite late for everyone now,” I continued gently. “And since our duties officially begin tomorrow, we also have a lot to achieve and a lot to work toward together.”A small smile appeared on my face. “So I think it is time for all of us to retire for the night. We would also like to rest now.” I gave them a respectful nod. “Thank you once again for joining us on this special evening. We

“There is something I’ve been meaning to ask you,” Cassius finally started after pacing around for another few seconds. I looked at him curiously, silently questioning what had him so worked up. “I was wondering if you…” He stopped midway, running a hand through his hair before starting again. “Since you are now the Luna of the pack, and I know how long you’ve waited for this… but…” He frowned at himself, clearly frustrated that he could not frame his words properly.I blinked at him in surprise. Usually, Cassius was not a man of many words, but he always knew how to express himself somehow. Even if awkwardly. But tonight, he genuinely looked nervous. Confused. Almost cute in the way he kept trying and failing to explain himself properly. “It’s just…” he sighed heavily again. “I know it is a ritual for mates to mark each other after marriage and officially complete the bond. And I know today has already been overwhelming because of everything that happened and because of…” He gestured

The first thing I felt when I woke up was warmth.The second thing I felt was tiny feet kicking directly into my ribs.I groaned dramatically and cracked one eye open only to find Kane sprawled across my stomach like he paid rent for the bed while Selena was curled up like a tiny cat beside Sienna, hugging her arm possessively even in sleep.And in between all this chaos…Sienna was still asleep against my shoulder.My wife.The word still did something strange to my chest every single time I thought about it. Wife. Mate. Family. Home. Somehow all those words had become the same thing now.Morning sunlight filtered softly through the curtains, falling across Sienna’s face. Her hair was a complete mess, half spread across the pillow and half on my chest. Kane’s foot was still digging painfully into my side while Selena suddenly snored softly in her sleep.I stared at them quietly for a long moment and genuinely wondered how my life had become this beautiful overnight.Then Kane kicked m

Three months. Three whole months had passed before I finally stood in front of the house I had dreamed of building for years. And somehow, standing here now, looking at it beneath the soft morning sunlight, it still did not feel real. This was the house I had imagined during lonely nights when I used to sit awake wondering what my future would look like. Not the Alpha house. Not the pack house. Mine. Ours. A home tucked near the edge of the pack lands with the forest stretching behind it and open fields spread ahead. Far enough that Kane and Selena could run around freely, close enough that the pack was only minutes away if duty called. It had huge windows because Sienna loved sunlight. A large kitchen because I wanted noise and chaos. A porch because I imagined us sitting there one day when we grew old. Extra rooms because, selfishly, I had always dreamed of a large family. Maybe more pups one day. Maybe more little feet running through these halls. Maybe a forever that actually stay