THE LUNA HE NEVER WANTED のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 171 - チャプター 180

~Kael~I finally figured it out.I knew what was wrong with Vixen.The incident yesterday at the meeting hall confirmed my suspicions.How could I have missed it?The loose clothes. The regular pills she took. Easily getting tired after standing for a short time.These only meant one thing.Vixen was ill.She was seriously ill.That was why her powers fluctuated during the meeting.We might not be close as before, but she could've informed me.“Alpha Kael,” Mitch's voice jerked me back to the present. “Your input is needed.”I blinked, confused. “My input? Needed on what?”“On the murder of two pack members in the woods. They're reportedly Abigail and Rachel of the Thien family.”Those names sounded familiar.“Its a simple case of a rogue attack,” I concluded.Mitch's expression showed he disagreed. “The killing pattern is different. And there was a seal that indicated–”I waved him off. “Old pattern. New pattern. Just rule it as a rogue attack.”I had more pressing matters to deal wi

~Vaelor~I snapped the laptop shut, collapsing back on my chair in fatigue.Running the pack virtually was surprisingly more tasking than being there in person.Despite the Gamma being in charge, every decision still had to go through me. My approval was a necessity.It was becoming hard keeping up with the pack and protecting Vie at the same time.It was even harder to convince Rhaeger of my whereabouts.He was starting to get suspicious.Apart from Olaine's dumb assassination plan, things were going well in Pure Moon.Rhaeger and Lyra have been quiet lately.The last thing Vie needed is to be attacked by assassins.Before their suspicion heightens, I might have to return to Blackthorn.“Alpha,” West suddenly came into view. “Today”s briefing on Luna Vixen, should it be skipped?”I frowned. “Why?”“Its already late and you look tired,” he explained.My frown deepened. “I'm never too tired to hear about my wife.”In fact, hearing about her activities was the best part of my day.He tu

~Vaelor~West entered into my private study, bowing. “Alpha Ravan has invited you to his golf club. He said he hasn't seen you since you came to Shadowcrest.”My eyes remained on my laptop. “I didn't sell my mineral rights to play golf or build bonds.”“What should I say to him?”“Tell him my exact reply.”Out of my peripheral vision, I could see the hesitation in his eyes.He was trapped in between two cold Alphas who hated rejection.Ravan was impulsive, but he wouldn't dare touch my Beta.And West knew that.“Certainly, Alpha.” He answered, leaving the room.I focused my attention on the laptop, relieved at the sight of Vie on my screen.Despite several reports of all her movement by my high-level spies and watching her through the cameras, I wasn't truly content.I wanted to be by her side.It was heartbreaking to see her going about her daily activities without a single thought about me.Everyday was just a normal day to achieve her goals.Unfortunately I was not part of those g

~Vixen~I sauntered into the car, closing the door unbothered.My eyes immediately flew to the rearview mirror, searching for Kael.It seemed he didn't follow me as I expected.I released a relieved sigh, bringing out the black book from my bag.I would be a fool to leave this behind.This was Kael's territory, he could access any room at any given time.And given the questions he threw at me, it was evident he knew I was snooping around.He must have gone to the archives.I made photocopies of all the documents and kept them back in their right places, but I didn't return the black book.I thought I had more time, but apparently not.He had figured it out.This means I had to be faster.Kael would do anything to preserve his reputation. He wouldn't think twice if he had to eliminate me.I brought out the folded documents from the book, reviewing each of them again.One was missing.The receipt.It must have fallen off when I was putting the book in my bag.I would search for it when

~Vixen~It's a few days to the gala and I had no lead on Alaric.I went to the inn where I suspected he was, but couldn't find him.He was constantly on the move. Not staying at a location too long because he was within an enemy's territory.If I couldn't find a living witness, I had to find hard core evidence instead.Desperate times call for desperate measures.“Lady Vixen, I've successfully gotten into the system.” Auden informed me.“What of you, Ellen? Any luck?” I asked the third person on my screen.“No ma'am, but I'll soon get in.”I had to involve my company's intelligence wing. It was a private information and investigation division that I used to handle financial investigation, cyber intelligence, background investigations and competitor tracking.Lunara Logistics got to its great height partly due to them. Most information required to turn tables to my favour came from this team.It was made up of hackers, private investigators, data specialists and financial analysts.Thi