All Chapters of His Mate, But Not His Luna: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

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You’ve been too lenient

Author’s POVBy the time Henry returned to his chambers, the pack house had settled into the quiet rhythm of evening. Torches burned steadily along the halls, their light flickering against stone walls, but his mind remained anything but calm.He pushed the door open without knocking. The first thing he noticed was Isyra.She stood near the bed, her back partially turned to him, her hands already at the ties of her dress as she began to loosen it. The soft fabric slid over her shoulders, pooling slightly at her arms. At the sound of the door, she turned sharply.“Henry,” she breathed, her face lighting up instantly.Before he could react, she crossed the room quickly and threw her arms around him.Henry stiffened. Her perfume hit him immediately.It was the same floral scent she always wore—sweet, soft, carefully chosen—but this time it felt suffocating. It clung too heavily, wrapped around his senses in a way that made his stomach twist.A wave of dizziness followed. Sharp and sudden

I’d hate to be Isyra

Author’s POVHenry did not stay long after that. After everything he now knew, he could no longer stand being in the same room with her.He let Isyra continue speaking, nodding at the right moments, allowing her to believe she still held control of the situation. When she finally rose to prepare for her bath again, he took it as his excuse to leave, muttering something about needing air.She offered to come with him, but he shook his head lightly.“Don’t worry,” he said. “I just need a moment alone.”The moment the door closed behind him, the mask he had been holding in place slipped. His expression hardened instantly.The corridors were quieter now. Most of the servants had retired for the night, and the guards stood at their posts in silence. Henry walked past them without slowing, his steps steady.But his mind wasn’t.It moved quickly, piecing things together, replaying every word Isyra had said, every look she had given him, every lie she had carefully wrapped in softness and con

Prove his sincerity

Author’s POV“I’ve never been jealous of my sister a day in our life because she’s not a person on her own. She’s just a vessel to be used. I hated our parents for giving her all the attention and love… but do they actually love her?” Lysera’s frown deepened. “After I grew up, I just wanted to get my wolf, find my mate, and leave with him. I just wanted to be happy.”A tight, suffocating pressure built in Henry’s chest.Guilt.It rose fast and heavy, lodging itself deep inside him until it felt like he couldn’t breathe properly. She had been waiting—for someone. Maybe not him specifically, but for a chance. For a way out. And when that moment came, when fate had tied her to him, he had been the one to drag her deeper into hell instead of pulling her out of it.His jaw tightened.“And instead,” Lysera continued, her voice quieter now but no less steady, “I got this.”Her gaze swept around the room briefly before returning to him.“I got framed. Branded a murderer. Locked away like some

I’m not a whore

Lysera’s POVI heard it before I saw it. The dull, unmistakable sound of bone meeting the hard floor. It was soft, but in the silence of the room, it echoed louder than anything else.My body went still.For a second, I thought I imagined it. Alphas did not kneel. Not for anyone. Not for anything.Slowly, I turned and there he was, on his knees.My breath caught. Shock flickered through me so fast I couldn’t even hide it. It must have shown on my face because Henry saw it, but he didn’t look away. He didn’t try to stand. He stayed exactly where he was, like he had already decided that this was where he belonged.For a moment, I just stared at him. This man… this Alpha… the same man who had stood above me while I was dragged, accused, broken down piece by piece… was kneeling in front of me.“Lysera,” he said quietly.His voice sounded different. Low and stripped of something I had always heard in it before. Authority.“I’m sorry.”The words landed, but they didn’t move me. I folded my

I want Timothy back

Lysera He flinched. Actually flinched like I had struck him.The color drained from his face, his jaw tightening as something raw flickered across his expression.Good. Let him feel it. Just a fraction of what I had felt.Let guilt eat at him until he’s consumed with it.Henry went very still. For a moment, it was like the entire room stopped breathing with him. His eyes didn’t leave mine, but something in them shifted—something heavy and unguarded breaking through the control he usually held so tightly.“I never should have said that,” he said finally, his voice low.It wasn’t defensive. It wasn’t dismissive. He sounded sincere.“I never should have even thought it.”I held his gaze, unmoved.“But you did,” I replied.He nodded once, accepting it. “Yes.”Silence settled again, but this one felt different. Not sharp or explosive. Just… heavy.“I was wrong about you,” he continued. “From the beginning.”A humorless breath left me. “That’s an understatement.”“I know.”He didn’t argue

Timothy is back

Lysera’s POVThe first thing I noticed when I woke up was how quiet everything felt.Not the usual kind of quiet. Not the heavy, suffocating silence that had become familiar to me since being confined here. This one felt… lighter. Different in a way I couldn’t immediately explain.Maybe it was because of everything that had come to light last night, but something inside me had shifted.I wasn’t alone in this anymore.My wolf had been right all along—Henry had always been Isyra’s strongest support. As long as she had him on her side, she would keep winning, no matter what I said or did.But now… that has changed. Henry knew the truth.And whether I liked it or not, he was no longer standing with her. He was standing with me.A smile tugged at my lips before I could stop it, threatening to spread wider than I was willing to allow.For a moment, I lay still, staring at the ceiling, letting the feeling of happiness settle. Then I pushed the covers aside and got out of bed.My body felt a

Have you heard?

Lysera’s POVThe door burst open. The sound cut through the dizziness like a blade.I blinked hard, trying to steady my vision, but everything still felt tilted, like the floor had shifted slightly beneath me. Timothy’s hand was still on my arm, keeping me upright as I sat on the edge of the bed.I lifted my head, wincing slightly, to see who had shoved the door open so violently it slammed against the wall.Isyra stood at the doorway dressed in pain like always. Her face was beautifully made up. She looked so ethereal. For a fraction of a second, she didn’t move. Her gaze swept over the room—over me, over Timothy, over the way his hand still lingered on me—and something flickered in her eyes.Not shock. It was calculation. Then it was gone quickly.“Lysera,” she said softly, stepping into the room as though she had not just walked into something she could easily twist. “I heard you weren’t feeling well.”Her voice was warm and filled with concern. I almost laughed.“I’m fine,” I sai

Abandoned by the father of your child

Lysera’s POV“The news of it has gone around the pack and everyone is preparing for it. Aren’t you going to congratulate me, sister?”The smile on Isyra’s face was sharp. It cut through the room, through the air, through me. She looked radiant—perfect, composed, every inch the Luna she believed she already was.For a moment, I didn’t answer, I couldn’t because something about what she had just said didn’t make sense.The pack was preparing? The ceremony was happening? In six days?My mind reeled, trying to catch up with the words. Trying to make them align with what I knew—with what had happened just last night.Henry had been here. I hadn’t imagined it. I knew I hadn’t.He had stood in this very room. He had looked at me, not with anger, not with suspicion, but with something raw, something stripped down. He had told me the truth. Told me he knew. Told me he wanted to bring everything down. He had asked for my help. He had knelt. And now this?My gaze flickered briefly toward the op

I don’t do it!

LyseraA loud scream tore out of me before Isyra could make a sound.It ripped through my throat, sharp and desperate, filling the room and spilling into the hallway beyond. The moment it left my lips, I staggered back, my hand flying to my face as the sting of my claws burned hot against my skin.Tears came instantly. Pouring down my face in heavy torrents. It wasn’t even a hardship to get the waterworks flowing. Pain had a way of making things easier.I let it take over.Another cry followed, louder this time, my voice breaking as I clutched at the edge of the bed for support. My knees weakened deliberately, my body swaying just enough to look like I might collapse.“Help!” I cried again, my voice trembling. “Help me—!”Footsteps thundered down the hallway. Fast and urgent.The door burst open again.“Miss Lysera!”Timothy was the first one in. He crossed the distance between us in seconds, his hand coming to steady me before I could fall. His grip was firm but careful, his eyes sca

Please, sister. Spare my child

Lysera Gasps rippled through the air and everything shifted in an instant.The tension that had filled the room before—uncertain, hesitant—snapped into full-blown panic. Voices rose over one another, overlapping in confusion and alarm.“Dear moon goddess, her baby—” a maid gasped.“Get the healer. Now!” Timothy shouted.“Careful, careful—don’t let her fall.” one of the elders snapped at Timothy to hold me steady.Hands reached for me from different directions, trying to lift me, to steady me, to move me. Timothy tightened his hold around me, his face pale with fear as he tried to support my weight.“We need to take her to the clinic,” he said urgently. “She needs to be checked immediately.”“No,” I said.The word came out strained, breathless, but firm.I pushed weakly against them, shaking my head as another wave of pain—or what looked like pain—rolled through me. My fingers dug into my stomach as I curled inward.“No… don’t move me…”“Miss Lysera—”“No!” I cried out louder this tim

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