All Chapters of Silver Moon Rising : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

44 Chapters

The Rejection Ceremony

Last Updated : 2026-04-10

Behind Enemy lines

Sera POV The moment I crossed the border, the silver light flickered and went out. Whatever had happened there before faded away, leaving me cold, empty, and utterly weary. My legs finally gave way, and I collapsed to the ground. The white ceremonial gown was torn and soiled, soaked with dew and my own blood from scratches I hadn't even felt. I curled up, my arms wrapped around my waist as if I could hold the shattered pieces together with my bare hands. My wolf had fallen silent, retreating to the darkest corner of my mind to lick its wounds. We were alone now. Truly alone. The pack that had accompanied me my entire life was shattered, torn apart by rejection. I was a loner. The thought should have horrified me, but I felt nothing, only a bottomless abyss in the depths of my mind. I didn't know how long I lay there, but it was long enough for the moon to change its position, for the sounds of the forest to shift from the hunting of nocturnal predators to the chirping of birds bef

Last Updated : 2026-04-10

Questionable Choices

Kade POV The girl had fallen asleep before we even left the neutral zone. I watched as her head sank against the window, her breathing becoming steady yet painfully audible. My Beta, Marcus, kept throwing glances at us in the rearview mirror. I could feel his questions building like the pressure before a storm. “Let it go,” I said. He wisely stayed silent for another five kilometers. Then his curiosity won out. As always. “A Moonwolf,” he said. It wasn’t really a question. “I thought they were extinct.” “Clearly not.” “And you just happened to witness the Nightshade Moon Ceremony when you found her.” I didn’t answer. Marcus knew exactly why I had been there. For months we had been tracking reports of unusual wolf births in Nightshade territory. A pup born during a lunar eclipse. Twin girls with identical silver eyes who died before their first shift. Small things that added up to something bigger if you knew what to look for. I knew what to look for. My grandmother had made s

Last Updated : 2026-04-10

Luna Wolf

Kade POV Marcus nodded and headed for the main entrance. I carried the girl up the steps and through the door. A few early-rising pack members stopped and stared. I kept walking. Let them stare. They would understand soon enough. On the third floor, everything was quiet. Most of my staff knew not to disturb me here without permission. I pushed open the door to the suite and carried the girl inside. The room was dusty. No one had used it in three years, since my mother’s death. I had kept it locked afterward because the sight reminded me of everything I had lost. But it was the best room in the women’s quarters. It had floor-to-ceiling windows that let in moonlight, a bathroom with a bathtub perfect for soaking, and a bed large enough for three wolves. I laid her down gently on the bed. She didn’t wake. I should have left. Elena could handle the rest when she arrived. Yet I stood there, watching her breathe. In the morning light she looked incredibly young, fragile, and nothing li

Last Updated : 2026-04-10

Regrets

Damien POV I stood in the ceremonial circle for a long time after everyone else had left. The moon had set. Dawn was breaking over the eastern ridge. My father and Vanessa had returned to the pack house hours ago, but I couldn’t move from the spot where Sera had knelt. Where I had destroyed her.My wolf was silent. He hadn’t spoken a word to me since the rejection. It was his own form of punishment. Wolves were not supposed to reject their mates. The bond was sacred. Breaking it went against every one of our instincts, and my wolf made sure I fully understood what I had done.The ground still bore burn marks where the silver light had scorched the earth. I crouched down and touched one. The soil was still warm. Whatever power had come from Sera had left a lasting mark on this place. Just as she had left a lasting mark on me.“You’re still here.” Elder Corvus’s voice made me flinch. I hadn’t heard him approach. The old wolf moved with lightning speed. “Brooding in your guilt won’t cha

Last Updated : 2026-04-10

Defeated

Damien POV I ignored him and headed back toward the pack house. The sun was high in the sky. Pack members were starting their day. They fell silent when they saw me. Some looked away. Others watched me with expressions ranging from pity to contempt. Everyone had seen what I had done. There was no escaping it. Vanessa was waiting on the stairs. She had changed out of her ceremonial dress into something more practical. When she saw me, she smiled as if nothing had happened. “There you are,” she said. “I was starting to worry. Your father wants to see both of us. He’s planning the announcement ceremony for the end of the week.” “Announcement ceremony.” “For our union, of course.” She reached for my hand. I pulled it back. Her smile faded. “Damien, what’s wrong?” What was wrong? Where should I even begin? “I rejected my soulmate last night,” I said. “Everything went wrong.” “You did what you had to do. She wasn’t strong enough for this pack. Everyone knows that.” Vanessa’s voice

Last Updated : 2026-04-10

Phantom Pain

Damien POV I stood in the ceremonial circle for a long time after everyone else had left. The moon had set. Dawn was breaking over the eastern mountain ridge. My father and Vanessa had returned to the pack house hours ago, but I couldn’t move from the spot where Sera had knelt. Where you had destroyed her. My wolf was silent. He hadn’t spoken a word to me since the rejection. It was his own form of punishment. Wolves were not supposed to reject their mates. The bond was sacred. Breaking it went against every one of our instincts, and my wolf made sure I fully understood what I had done. The ground still showed burn marks where the silver light had scorched it. I crouched down and touched one. The earth was still warm. Whatever power had come from Sera, it had left a lasting mark on this place. Just as she had left a lasting mark on me. “You’re still here.” Elder Corvus’s voice made me flinch. I hadn’t heard him approach. The old wolf moved like lightning. “Lingering in your guilt

Last Updated : 2026-04-16

A dangerous Legacy

And what are you going to do? Apologize?" Corvus laughed, but there was no humor in it. “You rejected her in front of the entire pack. You called her weak. You replaced her with Vanessa Crane before her bond pain had even faded. What exactly do you think she owes you?”“Nothing. She owes me nothing.” That truth tightened my throat. “But she doesn’t understand what she is. She has no idea what danger she’s in. Someone has to—”“Protect her?” Corvus shook his head. “You forfeited that right the moment you chose your father’s approval over your mate.”He was right. I knew he was right. But my wolf didn’t care about right and wrong. All that mattered to him was that our mate was out there somewhere—confused, hurt, and vulnerable. The instinct to find her was overwhelming.“I need to speak to my father,” I said.“That would be a mistake.”I ignored him and headed back to the pack house. The sun was high in the sky. Pack members were beginning their day. They fell silent when they saw me. S

Last Updated : 2026-04-16

Dawn Training

Kade POV I woke up at four in the morning, as I did every day, and went straight to the training grounds. The air was so cold I could see my breath. Good. Cold sharpens the senses and forces wolves to work harder to stay warm, I thought to myself. I had learned to fight under far worse conditions, and Sera would learn the same. If she survived. I spent an hour training alone, pushing my body through the familiar movements. My wolf was restless. He had been ever since I brought Sera into the house. He wanted to go to her, check on her, make sure she was comfortable and safe — and a hundred other things that had nothing to do with her combat training. But I ordered him to shut up. We had a job to do. Personal feelings were a weakness we couldn’t afford. By the time the sun rose, I had sweated so much that my shirt was completely soaked. I pulled it off and tossed it aside. The cold air felt good again

Last Updated : 2026-04-17

The first real step

Kade POV "Is that really all you've got?" I taunted. "No wonder Damien rejected you. You're barely worth the effort to train." Her eyes flashed silver. There it was. "He was right to choose Vanessa," I continued. The words tasted like ash, but I forced them out anyway. "She's stronger. More confident. Actually capable of standing beside an Alpha instead of just taking up space." The silver in her eyes grew brighter. "You're exactly what he said you were. Too weak. Too soft. Too—" She moved. It wasn't a trained attack. It was pure instinct. Pure rage. She dropped the staff and lunged at me with her bare hands. I could have dodged, but I wanted to see what would happen when she finally stopped holding back. Her hands slammed into my chest, and silver light exploded outward. The force of it hurled me backward. I felt my back slam into a tree ten feet away. The impact knocked the air from my lungs, and I couldn'

Last Updated : 2026-04-18

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