All Chapters of The Alpha's Forgotten Luna: Chapter 241 - Chapter 250

By the time Kane and Selena came racing back from the gardens, the mood inside the manor had changed completely. The quiet conversation we'd been having only an hour earlier had dissolved into easy laughter, and somehow Alessio's mysterious mate had become the center of everyone's attention. Cassius had insisted he stay another night before returning to Silver Moon, claiming that no Alpha should make important decisions on an empty stomach. I knew my husband well enough to recognize that food had very little to do with it. Cassius genuinely enjoyed Alessio's company, even if I could feel the faintest thread of possessiveness through our mate bond whenever Alessio and I laughed over old memories together.Alessio was dramatically recounting, for what had to be the third time, how "the most infuriating woman alive" had glared at him the first time they'd met when Cassius returned after speaking with the guards at the front gate. He clasped Alessio's forearm before pulling him into a bri

I had always considered myself a reasonable Alpha. Fair in judgment and patient in negotiations, capable of separating emotion from responsibility. Then Alessio smiled at my wife for a second too long, and every bit of that reason disappeared. It wasn't logical. It wasn't even remotely justified. Alessio had saved Sienna's life long before I'd ever found her. If anything, I owed the man more than I could ever repay. He had sheltered her when she had nowhere else to go, protected my unborn children as though they were his own pack, and never once expected anything in return.Yet the faint sting still found its way through my chest. Mine. The thought arrived before I could stop it. My mate. Across the room, Sienna laughed at something Alessio had said. It wasn't flirtatious. It wasn't intimate. It was simply the easy laughter shared between two old friends who had survived difficult years together. Even knowing that, my wolf shifted lazily beneath my skin.You're impossible, Sienna's am

There was something strangely comforting about preparing for a journey that wasn't born out of fear.For years, every time I had packed a bag, my hands had trembled with uncertainty. I had packed because I was running. Because someone needed saving. Because danger waited on the road ahead. Somewhere along the way, travelling had become synonymous with survival, and I had forgotten that people could simply... visit one another.This time was different.I stood in the middle of our bedroom folding Nicholas' tiny clothes while sunlight streamed through the open windows. His little wool blankets occupied almost half the trunk despite Cassius insisting we wouldn't need so many."We're travelling for five days, not five months," he said, leaning against the doorframe with an expression that suggested he had already lost this argument before speaking.I smiled without looking up. "Nicholas disagrees.""Nicholas is eight months old.""Exactly.""I fail to see how that helps your case.""It he

The children were enthusiastic. Even Nicholas. He was bouncy, lively and full of energy. Probably the arrival of Aria had brought in enough changes to make this place so full of positive energy. Kane and Selena begged to run in their wolf forms. Sienna and I were scared. This was the abode of vampires, I didn’t want anyone misusing our age old enmity or create a feud in the newly established peace between us. Damien agreed that it would be safe, but I was still skeptical. Selena and Kane ran the corridors with Jackson in tow. I pitied that man like Sienna said. He was overworked sometimes, but I think he secretly loved it too. I could see the other vampires bowing at us out of respect for Damien and Sophie, but their eyes, they told a different story altogether. Sienna and I spoke to each other a lot using the mindlink, ensuring that the other wolves and guards also follow the same. We trusted Damien and Sophie, but we also trusted our own instincts more. Sophie and Damien were welco

Morning settled gently over the Crimson Court, painting the palace in warm shades of gold that softened its towering stone walls. From the balcony outside our chambers, I watched servants move gracefully through the gardens below, preparing breakfast beneath the climbing roses that framed the eastern courtyard. The vampire kingdom greeted the day far differently from Black Moon. There were no warriors already sparring in the training fields or children racing through the pack before sunrise. Everything here moved with quiet precision, every servant and guard carrying out their duties with practiced discipline. Even the silence seemed carefully maintained.Beside me, Sienna rested her elbows against the stone railing, her gaze following Kane and Selena as they chased each other across the gardens below. Nicholas sat contentedly in Sophie's lap, laughing every time a butterfly fluttered just beyond his tiny reach. The sight drew a soft smile to Sienna's lips."They're happy," she murmur