บททั้งหมดของ The Alpha's Forgotten Luna: บทที่ 41 - บทที่ 50

“Hey!” I tapped his cheeks again. “Alessio.” This time I tapped harder, almost ready to slap him if he didn’t respond. “Alessio! You’re scaring me.” I muttered, leaning over him, trying to shake him awake.In a second he flipped me onto my back, making me gasp in surprise.“Alessio,” I scolded immediately.“What is it, love?” he asked softly, his hand moving to my cheek, his fingers brushing along my skin. His grip loosened when he saw the worry in my eyes.“Love?” I repeated, still breathing a little fast. “I thought I lost you. What happened? What’s wrong? Is it the pack? Are they looking for you or—”“Shhhhhhh.

The move to North Hollow happened faster than I had expected, yet every moment of it felt painfully slow.Boxes were scattered across the living room floor, some half-filled with clothes and books while others held the small pieces of a life we had built here over the years. Kane was sitting on one of the sealed boxes, swinging his legs restlessly, while Selena clung to my side like a shadow that refused to let go.Alessio moved quietly around the room, carrying the heavier crates toward the truck outside. He didn’t complain once, even though I had insisted more than once that he didn’t have to help with everything.But he did. Of course he did.“Careful with that one,” I called softly as he lifted a wooden chest that contained the children’s toys.He glanced back at me with a faint smile. “I know. Kane has already warned me three times.”“It has my swords,” Kane said proudly from his seat.“Mine too!” Selena added immediately. I almost laughed despite the tight knot sitting in my che

Everything here was completely new to me and my kids. The air smelled different, quieter somehow, and even the wolves here moved with a calm that I was not used to. For most of my life, every pack territory I had known carried a certain tension beneath the surface. There were always patrols moving, warriors training, orders being shouted somewhere in the distance.North Hollow felt nothing like that.It was peaceful. Too peaceful. And while that peace should have comforted me, the mother in me remained stubbornly cautious. Leaving Kane and Selena at home on the very first day did not sit right with me. I knew Rowan had assured me that the residents here were trustworthy. Most of them had been Alphas, Lunas, or senior wolves who had led their packs for decades before retiring. Loyalty and honor practically ran

A few chapters in this POV also to bridge the narrationEverett and Camelia arrived at North Hollow in the quiet way most people did.There were no formal announcements, no ceremonies waiting at the entrance. The territory was not a place that celebrated titles or power. North Hollow welcomed everyone the same way—with open gates, calm smiles, and the quiet promise of rest.Rowan greeted them first when their car rolled slowly along the stone path leading toward the central cottages.“Welcome to North Hollow,” he said warmly.Everett stepped out of the car, stretching slightly as he looked around. His posture still carried the straight-backed discipline of an Alpha who had spent decades commanding warriors. Retirement ha

The moment passed quietly. Everett and Camelia did not speak about what they had seen in the park that evening. They simply walked the rest of the path back toward their cottage in thoughtful silence.But neither of them forgot. The image of the two children lingered in their minds long after the sun had set. That night, while Everett sat on the small porch outside their cottage, Camelia finally spoke.“Did you see it?” she asked softly. Everett understood what she was referring to.“Yes.” He leaned back in his chair, staring out into the dim forest.“The boy,” he added slowly. Camelia nodded.“And the girl.”They fell silent again. It could have been a coincidence. North Hollow housed wolves from many territories. Children could resemble anyone. Bloodlines across packs often shared similar traits. They both knew that.And yet…Something about those two children had unsettled them in a way neither could explain.Camelia sighed quietly. “We’ve been here less than a week,” she murmured.