All Chapters of THE LUNA HE NEVER WANTED: Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

~Vixen~I opened the file, eager to see what was inside.I frowned.It was a logistics discrepancy report.What does that have to do with Alaric?Shipment detailsShipment ID: Alaric FrostfangSupplier: An eager bystanderDestination: Luna VixenLuna Vixen? I wasn't a Luna.Description of the IssueThis is the final piece for your puzzle. I trust you use it wisely.How is that an issue?I turned to the next page, my breath hitching at the amount of information within.EvidenceThere were photos of Olaine and Alaric together. Proof of her name change. Receipts of her stay at a hotel in the rogue's territory.If I added the evidence of Olaine bank records and got Alaric to speak, I would succeed. There'll be no chance for a loophole.Resolution PlanUse him to clear your name and bring down the perpetrators.Kael rival or not, I think I might've fallen in love with whoever sent this report. I wasn't just given a body, but also paperwork that spoke my language and allowed me to use it as

~Vaelor~West glanced at me through the rearview mirror. “Alpha, I can take over. You don't have to stay here.”I dried away my sweat with a handkerchief, bringing back the binoculars to my eyes.“Say that one more time and I'll send you to Blackthorn.”Staking out in a rickety car was the only option we had.A sleek black car just outside the pack house was the fastest way to get caught. We had to improvise and use something that'll get less attention.We didn't plan that such cars had barely functional air conditioning that did nothing to withstand the heat of Pure Moon.“Don't you trust the spies? They can protect Luna Vixen.”It wasn't just about protecting Vie, something was about to happen. I just knew it.“Focus, West.”The guards patrolling the gate were changing shifts.“I'm trying, Alpha. But you can't be found in Pure Moon.”There was nothing suspicious.I brought down the binoculars. “Alaric is in Vie's hands. What should I be wary of?”“The press finding out you're here,”

~Olaine~Something was definitely wrong.That stupid cleaner hasn't returned since yesterday.I gave him one simple task, just one task that would alleviate his poor pathetic life, and he just vanished into thin air.But what Vixen didn't know was that it was just a litmus test to see if she had really found something.And with the disappearance of the cleaner it meant she has.That would also explain the disappearance of Alaric.I should've killed him when I had the opportunity to.He was weak, his rogues now dead, but I left him for old times sake, just keeping track of his movement instead.How foolish I was.My kindness has cost me something greater.Since we've lost track of him, I'm certain Vixen has him in her clutches.That's another confirmation that something was brewing underneath.And I had a gut feeling it would ruin everything I've ever worked hard for.Would Alaric rat me out?No, he wouldn't dare.Saying anything against me is equivalent to bringing his downfall, our a

~Vaelor~I stood at the window of the inn, the view of the pack house barely visible.The door of the room creaked open. I didn't need to turn to know who it was.“Mr Ferguson refused to be paid. He said it was an honor to host his Alpha. He has cleared the entire inn, only our people are here.”The inn closest to the pack house was the best place to stay during this period. Because things were about to get heated and I needed to be nearby.Luckily it was owned by a member of the Blackthorn pack.“Pay him regardless,” I replied. “I don't owe people, especially our own.”“Certainly, Alpha.”I tore my eyes from the slow sunset, facing West.“And the reports?”He took the tablet from a side stool, turning it on and scrolling through it.“We received several reports and apparently, Luna Olaine tried to frame Luna Vixen for Industry Espionage by planting some incriminating files she stole from Alpha Kael's bedroom.”I knew Olaine wouldn't just sit still. She was always scheming something b

~Vaelor~The night was still and quiet, already past midnight.Olaine's order was to kill Vie before sunrise, but the assassins were yet to make a move.Though I agreed to come out from the shadows, I still had to be cautious.I had to leave the pack house at the first hint of sunrise before anyone could recognize my face.The dark night has been my mask, no one suspecting that I wasn't a guard, but that would change once the sun rises.There was only one way now.I had to lure them out myself.I came out from my hiding spot in the garden, going to the fountain Olaine once stood beside.They were here. I could feel them, sniff their scents but couldn't see them.Though I don't recognize which group of mercenaries they belonged to, I knew they were professionals, able to blend with the trees and plants in the garden.I stood behind the fountain, aware of my movements been watched.“You either leave or get killed. None of you are getting to her.” I declared loudly, waiting for a respons