All Chapters of Rejected Luna：The Alpha's Secret Affair Exposed: Chapter 1 - Chapter 9

9 Chapters

Chapter 1

Even though I knew it was Kaelen, I clicked on "Baby Wolf's" profile like some kind of masochist.Day 300 of being spoiled by my Alpha. Blue moonflowers are my favorite, so he said he's going to fill the ceremony hall with them for his ceremony with the other woman. It's our little secret.I remembered Kaelen insisting on handling the ceremony decorations himself. "This is our most important moment," he'd said. "I can't let anything go wrong.""Elara, blue moonflowers symbolize a one-of-a-kind love. Just like you are to me."One-of-a-kind. What a joke.Day 240 of being spoiled by my Alpha. I whined about wanting the Pack Perfumer job, so he just took it from that other woman and gave it to me. He said I’m a better fit for it anyway.My hands started to shake.I was born with the gift of 'Scenting'—the ability to identify and create fragrances that could soothe a werewolf's spirit. The Pack Perfumer was my dream job.When I was rejected, I thought I just wasn't good enough.Kaelen had h

Chapter 2

His pupils contracted for a fraction of a second.But he was the Alpha of the Black Stone Pack, and the flicker of panic vanished as quickly as it came."Hiding something?" He chuckled, stepping closer and placing his hands on my shoulders. "Of course. I got you a surprise—that necklace you've wanted for so long. I was going to give it to you at the ceremony. It seems my Elara is very perceptive."A bitter smile touched my lips. "Looks like I ruined the surprise."This was his last chance.Kaelen was about to say something else when his phone buzzed. He glanced at it and quickly shoved it back into his pocket."I have to take an urgent call from the Elders in my study. You know how those old wolves are."He poured me a glass of wine, a fake smile plastered on his face. "Be good. Wait for me."He turned and left.I looked down at the deep red liquid in my glass.Pinot Noir. My least favorite.Kaelen knew that. For seven years, he’d never missed a single detail like this.But now, he for

Chapter 3

They didn't go far, probably confident I'd never find out.I followed Kaelen to a dark corner of the estate.A woman with flaming red curls was wrapped around him. She wore a leather skirt that barely covered anything, showing off her curvy figure.I heard Kaelen call her Seraphina.The tattoo—S.E.R.—flashed in my mind, a fresh stab of pain.Seraphina clung to Kaelen, tracing circles on his chest. "Alpha, what took you so long? I was freezing out here waiting for you," she cooed, her voice dripping with smug satisfaction.Kaelen looked down at her, his eyes full of raw lust and indulgence."You little minx. Did you really just show up at my front door? What if Elara had seen you?" He scolded her, but his hands were already roaming her waist."So what if she did?" Seraphina scoffed, tilting her head back defiantly. "You're the one who says she’s so dull. If you love her so much, why did you come running the second I called?"My nails dug so deep into my palms that they drew blood, but I

Chapter 4

The message was met with silence.Kaelen didn't reply.I figured she was probably riding him, demanding all his attention.Tomorrow was our bonding ceremony. It was also the day Lyra had promised to help me disappear.I sat on the balcony all night, letting the cold wind whip against my skin.When the sun came up, Kaelen returned. His shirt was a mess, but he looked energized. When he saw me on the balcony, looking like death, he frowned and rushed to wrap a blanket around me."Elara! Why are you sitting out here in the cold?" He tried to pull me into a hug, to warm me with his body. "If you get sick, I'll feel a hundred times worse…"I didn't respond. "Did you see the message I sent you last night?" I asked coolly."What message?" He pulled out his phone, looking confused. The chat history was empty.Just then, my phone buzzed. A new post from Seraphina: Alpha has too much energy, we went all night. I think his Mate found out and sent him a picture. Good thing I deleted it while he wa

Chapter 5

(Kaelen’s POV)“The Luna showed everyone everything at the ceremony. Then she left. We don’t know where she is…”In that instant, Kaelen felt a void open up inside him, as if a piece of his soul had been brutally carved out.He wanted to roar, to demand what the hell his beta was talking about, but when he opened his mouth, a spray of dark blood burst from his lips.Dark red blood splattered across Seraphina’s delicate heels.She shrieked, “Alpha! What’s wrong with you?”Kaelen clutched his chest and fell to his knees.The agony wasn’t physical. It was the backlash from his soul-bond, a connection being forcibly severed by one side.Kaelen couldn’t believe it. He’d been so careful, hadn't he?He always washed her scent off before coming home so Elara wouldn’t suspect a thing.He never let anyone see them together.Where did it all go wrong?Seraphina tried to help him up, but he shoved her away so hard she stumbled. “Get the hell off me!”Looking at the face he once found so seductive,

Chapter 6

(Kaelen’s POV)Clinging to a sliver of hope, Kaelen returned to their estate.The home they had shared for seven years.As he pushed open the door, the faint, comforting scent of Elara—sage and sea salt—still lingered in the air.“Elara?” he shouted, rushing into the bedroom, praying he would see her familiar figure.No one.In the closet, her favorite lace dress was still there. Kaelen remembered how she blushed the first time she wore it on a date with him.All the jewelry he’d given her was still there, too, including a pink gemstone bracelet she wore every single day. It was sitting on her vanity.For a dizzying moment, Kaelen felt like she would walk out of a room any second, ready to leap into his arms as always.But when he burst into her precious studio, his heart turned to ice.It was empty.Her perfuming tools, the essential oils she had spent countless nights distilling, and the single, worn photograph of her mother… it was all gone.She hadn’t taken a single thing that belo

Chapter 7

(Kaelen’s POV)The words were a poisoned dagger, plunging straight into the softest part of Kaelen’s heart.His father.The man who had a lifetime of mistresses, who dedicated himself to playing with women’s hearts.The man who had shamed the family and made his mother miserable for her entire life.Kaelen had grown up in his shadow, vowing to never become that man.He thought he was just “playing around.” He thought he had it all under control.“No… I’m not him…” Kaelen stumbled backward, his voice trembling. “I love Elara. I was just… I was just confused for a moment…”“Confused for a moment?”Lyra pulled a thick file from a drawer and tossed it onto the table.“Here’s the private investigator’s report from the past year, in case you’ve forgotten.”Kaelen’s hands shook as he opened it.It was filled with photos, bills, and chat logs of his meetings with Seraphina.In February, when Elara was sick with a fever, he was at an amusement park with Seraphina.In May, on the day of the pack

Chapter 8

(Elara’s POV)The plane landed thousands of miles away, in the territory of the Crescent Moon Pack.I stepped out of the cabin, taking a deep breath of the crisp, clean air.There was no scent of Kaelen.Only the scent of freedom.A discreet black car was already waiting on the tarmac.The window rolled down, revealing a face that was lined with age but still undeniably elegant.It was Aline.The legendary Scent Healer, a master of her craft who had long since retired from the public eye—and Lyra’s closest friend.“Get in, child,” she said, smiling at me.During my call with Lyra, she had asked me, “What do you want?”“I want to leave. For good,” I’d said. “Away from all of this.”“I have a friend in the Crescent Moon Pack. She is a top-tier Scent Healer. If you’re willing, I can make an introduction.”“Why are you helping me?”There was a long silence on the other end of the line. Then she said, “I just don’t want to see you drown in the past. Remember not to waste your gift. That is

Chapter 9

(Elara’s POV)He looked much thinner.The tailored suit that once fit him perfectly now hung loosely on his frame.The eyes that were once so full of confidence were now bloodshot and weary, fixed on me.I froze for only a moment before calmly looking away.A year was more than enough time for me to see him as a stranger.I smiled at Aline.“Business matters are for you and my manager to decide.”“I’m going to go look at the other exhibits.”I blended into the crowd, but I could feel his gaze on my back, a persistent weight.The party was winding down when I stepped out onto the terrace for some fresh air.I had just leaned against the railing when I heard footsteps behind me.“Elara.”His voice was painfully hoarse.I turned, my back against the stone, and looked at him calmly.Up close, he looked truly haggard.The once arrogant Alpha of the Black Stone Pack now looked like a stray dog that had its spine broken.“Long time no see, Alpha Blackwood,” I said, my tone as polite and dista

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