บททั้งหมดของ Luna To The Blood Cursed Alpha: บทที่ 31 - บทที่ 40

AMRETH’S POV The moment the door clicked shut before her, a heavy silence fell on the room. I sat there, remaining completely still as my gaze was still fixed on the door, like I was expecting her to walk back in and take all the words she said with her.But she was gone for good.And sitting here in the silence with my thoughts made everything worse.I exhaled slowly, leaning back in my chair and running my hands over my face in an attempt to steady the thoughts. But that didn’t work. Her words echoed in my head; the heavy accusations were something I couldn’t ignore.How could she say I was defending a mere maid? That wasn’t true; it couldn’t be.I hadn’t stepped in because of Lea. I hadn’t decided to banish her personal maid because of her. The situation was as clear as day. Elira has overstepped a boundary, and it was something I couldn’t just overlook. An Alpha shop endorsed that kind of behaviour within his lack would lose face quickly.I couldn’t let the reputation I had built

AMRETH POVAgain, this tea didn’t taste like it usually did. Usually, the tea would quell the restlessness that was building up inside of me, making it easier for me to go about my day. But for a whole week now, it hadn’t done so. I took another sip, staring at the cup, my grip slowly tightening around the handle as I waited to feel the usual calmness.But it didn’t come.Instead, I felt more agitated. I flexed my jaw as I slammed the cup down harder than usual, the ceramic rattling against my desk. This wasn’t right. Something was definitely off. Why wasn’t the tea working as it used to?It wasn’t the first time I had noticed that the tea didn’t have its usual effect, but today, it was impossible to ignore. Why? Why has the tea lost its effectiveness?My fingers sank into the edge of the desk. The question lingered in my mind, frustration building up within me because I didn’t have an answer to it. The ingredients for the tea were the same; I made sure Marcus checked every day.So wh

MIRABETH’S POV The news reached before the sky was painted in a warm yellow light of the sun. The news had travelled throughout the entire pack, whispers and gossip passed along by servants until it finally reached my ears. I didn’t need any more details to know what it was. I had seen this happen too many times to count.Amreth had another episode.I sat by my vanity mirror, brushing my hair as I gazed at my reflection with a pensive look on my face. Somehow, the entire thing made irritation simmer beneath my skin. This wasn’t something new. His condition had always been there, but lately he had seemed calm. Why was he losing control again?If he had an episode, this would cause a serious issue for the pack. An unstable Alpha will definitely draw attention and scrutiny from the council members and other neighbouring packs, especially the packs that were eager to find out our weaknesses.I exhaled slowly and rose from the chair. I needed to do something, to find out why the tea wasn’t

AMRETH’S POV I was seated at the patio, the warm afternoon sun spilling its streaks of light across the stone floor and chairs. From where I sat, I could hear the faint sound of grunting and swords clashing together from the training grounds. Mirabeth sat close to me, an eager smile on her lips as she brought a spoon towards my lips.I didn’t stop her. Marcus had advised me to keep her as happy as possible so that I could allow this much. I swallowed the food, my attention shifting away from her and the meal. Something had been nagging at the back of my mind.Something was wrong.Mirabeth reached for the cup of tea and handed it over to me. My fingers curled around the cup, the warmth of the liquid settling on my skin. The scent of herbs filled my nostrils, and it should’ve soothed me, but it didn’t. I brought it to my lips, however, and took a few gulps.The calming effect came as usual, but it felt weaker. It was barely enough to keep me settled.My jaw tightened as I lowered the c

MIRABETH’S POV Something about the way Amreth left the patio didn’t sit right with me. He wasn’t the type of person to just walk away without explaining, especially from me. Even when he was acting cold and distant, there was always a reason for him to leave. But something was different this time.I knew he tried to hide it, but I could tell how irritated and restless he was.And I hated being dismissed just like that, especially if it was from him.That was why I needed to see him. I walked all the way to the front of his chambers, trying to calm the unease beneath me. If something was wrong with him, I definitely had to know. I needed to understand so there wouldn’t be a problem between us.Because I knew that if there was a problem, it would keep growing and become worse. And I was never the kind of woman to ignore anything that threatened what was mine. I reached out to grab the doorknob when Marcus came and stood in front of me.My hands froze mid-air, eyes narrowing as I watche