All Chapters of Moonbond; The Alpha who lost his Luna : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Nora’s POVBy the time the healer arrived, the fever had slightly reduced, leaving behind a strange weakness.I sat upright on the bed, my fingers clasped together in my lap, forcing my body into stillness as the doors opened.Rya entered, and behind her was the healer. He was older than I expected. His gaze was bright and sure despite the years lining his face. He was the royal healer, I realized immediately.My lips twitched nonchalantly as I stared at him. Fauz summoned the royal healer for my check up! That should have moved me, but I didn't feel a tiny bit of emotion.The healer bowed the moment he stepped into the room, “My Luna.”There was no softness in his eyes, only protocol. So be it… protocol all the way. “You may proceed.” I said, inclining my head.He approached slowly, setting down the leather satchel he carried. The faint scent of herbs filled the room as he opened it, revealing carefully arranged instruments and small vials.“Rya informed me of your symptoms.“Fever,

Nora's POVI still couldn't wrap my head around the news of my pregnancy. I was a ball of emotions, joy, doubt, fear, uncertainty, and an unexplainable love. I thought I would hate anything that comes from my intimacy with Fauz, but the reverse was the case. An unconditional love sprouted from within me, and all I could think of was how to protect myself and the fetus growing inside of me.I could neither stand nor sit, I was restless. with countless thoughts roaring in my head.It's been about thirty minutes since the healer left but I was still pacing the room with my arms clutching my belly softly.Then my ears caught quiet tremors. They were coming beneath the ground. It sounded like the noise of hooves coming towards the cold palace.“Rya. Can you hear that?” I asked Rya.“What?” She asked, but before I responded the sound drew closer. She blinked hard and her brows knitted as she stared at me.“Remain inside… guards are everywhere to protect you. I will take a look,” Rya said an

Fauz's POV My horse galloped hard beneath me, its hooves struck the earth with repeated thud. Wind tore past my face as I rode through the outer plains, but I did not slow down. Every second lost felt like Nora would slip beyond my reach.Why did I stall? I should have gone to her when I sent the healer earlier. I had thought I could wait until nightfall, but I couldn't. I was restless and my face was restless too. I couldn't stop thinking that I was the one who made her fall sick. “She is sick because of the cold palace,” the words continued to bang through my head as the horse galloped.Finally, I was doing the needful. I have removed her from the cold palace and I am going to meet her, I muttered to myself.Thinking about her, a strange calm spread across my chest. I wide grin cut across my face and I pulled the reins harder.I had just covered a few more grounds when a searing pain ripped through my heart. The bond snapped, and pain exploded through my chest.I jerked violently i

Fauz’s POV“Recall everyone!” I thundered.The command rippled through the woods. Horns sounded from different points along the cliff. Men began emerging from the slopes, abandoning the search and gathering toward us.I didn’t move. My eyes remained fixed on the broken shrubs. When the last of the men gathered, I faced them.“Listen,” I said, and every head bowed.“This is no longer a rescue operation.This is a breach of the territory. It's an act of war, an attack on the Luna, an attack on me.” My aura flared, pressing down on them.“We are shutting everything down.” I said, looking them in the eyes.“No entry and no exit in and out of the packlands. No patrols leave the borders. No trader enters. Seal the gates! Lock down the pack lands! Tighten the security.”“Yes, Alpha!”“I want eyes on every road, every mountain pass, and even the secret and forbidden paths!”“Yes, Alpha!”“No one enters without my permission. No one leaves without my permission.”The men roared in agreement.I

Fauz’s POV“Nora!”My voice tore through the forest again, raw and hoarse. Birds scattered violently from the treetops, but no answer came back. No movement. No scent.Nothing.I pushed forward through the undergrowth, branches snapping against my shoulders. My boots slid over loose earth as I followed what little instinct remained in the bond.It pulsed.Faint.Distant.Alive.But slipping farther away.I stopped abruptly, breathing hard. My chest rose and fell like I had run for miles, but I refused to slow. I scanned the ground again — no blood, no broken shrubs, no tracks. Whoever took her knew what they were doing.They erased everything.Rage clawed up my throat.“Nora!” I roared again.Only the wind answered.My wolf slammed against my ribs, restless, violent, desperate. He wanted to shift. To run. To hunt. But the terrain was wrong — rocky slopes, scattered cliffs, too dangerous for speed.I kept moving.Hours blurred.I climbed ridges.I descended ravines.I crossed dry river