All Chapters of The Alpha's Forgotten Moonstone Princess : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

ELARA POV"Mama, watch this!"The excited shout echoed across the Moonstone training grounds before I could stop him.My heart immediately sank.Because whenever Leo said those words, trouble usually followed.Big trouble.The kind of trouble that made warriors panic and healers lose sleep.The kind of trouble that only my son seemed capable of finding.I turned just in time to see him standing in the center of the training circle.His silver eyes gleamed beneath the morning sun.His dark curls bounced as he grinned.For a moment, he looked like an ordinary child.Just a little boy showing off.Just a little boy wanting his mother's attention.And Moon Goddess help meI wished that was all he was."Leo," I warned.The grin widened.Too late.A burst of silver energy exploded from his small body.The nearest training dummies shattered.Warriors stumbled backward.Several wolves instantly dropped to one knee.The air vibrated.The ground trembled.My stomach dropped.Not again.Not here

ELARA POV"Mama... he was calling me."The words barely left Leo's lips above a whisper.Yet they hit me harder than any blade ever could.My hands tightened around his small shoulders.The moonlight spilling through his bedroom window painted silver streaks across his curls, making him look almost ethereal.Almost unreal.His silver eyes remained wide.Fear lived inside them.Confusion too.But beneath both emotions was something far worse.Recognition.The kind of recognition a child should not possess."What do you mean he was calling you?" I asked carefully.Leo swallowed.His little fingers twisted nervously in the blanket."The wolf."My heart lurched."The one with the golden eyes."Silence stretched between us.Heavy.Dangerous.My wolf stirred uneasily beneath my skin.Because I knew exactly who he was talking about.Even if Leo didn't.Even if he couldn't."You said he spoke to you."My voice came out softer than intended."What exactly did he say?"Leo lowered his gaze."He

SILAS POV"Absolutely not."My voice cracked through the council chamber like thunder.The elders immediately fell silent.Good.Because I was dangerously close to losing what little patience I had left."You want me to kneel before Moonstone?""No one said kneel, Alpha."Elder Rowan's reply was cautious.Too cautious.The kind of caution wolves used when approaching an injured predator.A predator they weren't entirely sure wouldn't bite.I rose slowly from my chair.The movement alone made several elders tense.Several warriors standing near the walls straightened instinctively.The entire room could feel my wolf.Restless.Agitated.Violent."Let's call it what it is."My hands clenched into fists."You want me to beg."Silence.No one denied it.Because they couldn't.The sickness had spread through six more villages.Food stores were nearly depleted.The healers remained helpless.And every report arriving from the borders painted the same picture.Crescent was bleeding.Slowly.

SILAS POV"Who is that child?"The question exploded from somewhere within the throne room.I didn't know who asked it.I didn't care.Because I couldn't stop staring.The little boy stood frozen in the doorway.Silver eyes.Dark curls.Small body.And a face that looked so painfully familiar that my chest physically hurt.The entire court seemed to disappear around me.The nobles.The guards.The politics.Everything faded.Only the child remained.Only him.And the impossible feeling is growing inside my chest."Dad?"His voice came again.Soft.Hopeful.Confused.As if he had been expecting me.As if I was supposed to know him.As if I belonged to him.The thought nearly shattered me.My wolf surged forward violently.Not in aggression.Not in warning.Recognition.Raw.Primal.Terrifying.The sensation hit so hard I nearly lost my balance.No.Impossible.Absolutely impossible.Yet I couldn't look away.Couldn't breathe.Couldn't think.Because the child was staring directly at me

SILAS POV"How many years ago did you disappear?"The question hung inside the throne room like an executioner's blade.Nobody answered.Nobody moved.Nobody breathed.My eyes never left Elara.Six years.The number kept repeating inside my head.Six years.The age in the boy's face.Six years.The date of her disappearance.Six years.The impossible silver-and-gold eyes.Six years.The way he had looked at me.The way he had called me Dad.Moon Goddess.I couldn't stop thinking about it.And judging by the tension gripping the entire courtneither could anyone else.Elara's expression never changed.Not even slightly.The same cold mask.The same impossible control.The same professional distance she had maintained ever since I entered this kingdom.But I knew her.Perhaps better than anyone alive.And I recognized what hid beneath that mask.Fear.Not fear of me.Fear of the truth."That concludes today's audience."King Alaric's voice thundered through the chamber.The command wasn