บททั้งหมดของ His Luna by Mistake, A Mother by Fate: บทที่ 1 - บทที่ 10

Aria's POVThe moment my eyes landed on her, my heart shattered into a million pieces. My knees buckled, but I grabbed the wall for support before I could collapse. It was truly her. Vivienne—the only woman Alpha Kael craved for. When did he find her? I knew he was desperately searching every nook and cranny for her, but I never realized he had already found her. Was that why he had been at the pack house for the past two weeks? Though three years had passed, nothing seemed to have changed about her. Her beauty that made men drool over her, her smile that could melt the most irate man—everything was still intact. Kael's hands rested on her hips, grabbing them possessively as though he was trying to show the whole world she was his. He smiled brightly, his eyes looking at her the way they had never stared at me before—not now, not ever. Truly, Vivienne was the only one that could make the almighty Alpha show his soft side. I watched him tickle her, and she burst into laughte

Aria’s POVHis presence filled the room, heavy and commanding. He stood firm and I could feel his fierce eyes burning into my skin.Before, I would have shivered the moment I heard his voice, and my pulse would have hammered loudly in my ears. But not that night.My shoulders were squared confidently, my spine was straight, and my gaze locked on him without a flicker of fear. Kael’s presence pressed against the room, heavy and suffocating, but the tremor I once felt in his presence had vanished.His eyes scanned the room, lingering on me longer than necessary.“What the hell is going on?” His voice was low, controlled, and carried weight. His eyes were fixed on me, and it took me a moment to realize the question was directed at me.“I don't know,” I shrugged, my tone deliberately casual, my arms crossed over my chest.His gaze faltered for a split second, surprise flashing across those sharp eyes of his before he covered it with the familiar mask of cold authority. Kael wasn’t used to

Kael’s POV I pushed the door open and walked into her bedroom. She was seated in front of the mirror, a towel wrapped around her body as she cleansed her face with wipes. She briefly lifted her head, gazing at me from the mirror before her gaze dropped like I was invisible. I closed the door behind me, the soft click echoing louder than it should have. She didn’t flinch. Normally, whenever I walked into her room, she would rise to her feet immediately and welcome me with a warm smile. But that night, she never acknowledged my presence beyond that fleeting glance. That alone told me something was wrong. “Aria,” I softly called. “Yes, Alpha Kael?” she replied calmly, her voice strained and devoid of emotion. My jaw tightened. “What has come over you? Why did you behave in that manner in the dining room?” I asked as I moved forward, each step slow and deliberate. “In what manner, Alpha Kael?” she asked nonchalantly. “You embarrassed my mother and slapped Cassandra,” I said fl

Kael’s POV Pain seeped through every vessel in my body. I tried moving my hands, but I couldn’t. It was as though they had been tied together. I slowly forced my eyes open, my vision blurred as the ceiling above me tilted. A loud chuckle echoed through the four walls of the room, jolting me fully awake. “Look at you, the heir to the Silverfang Pack,” Lucian’s voice squirmed into my ears. “You’re pathetic!” I slowly became aware of what was going on. I tried moving and it was then I realized I had been tied to a chair. Frustrated that I couldn’t move, couldn’t fight, and couldn’t even lift a finger, I bit my lower lip. “Damn it!” I muttered through gritted teeth. “What did... you do to me? And where is Vivienne?” I forced out, my voice barely above a whisper. Lucian let out a deafening laughter before he marched toward me, his boot echoed against the marble floor. He crouched before me, his cold eyes locked into mine with cold amusement. “Don’t you dare utter my sister’s name

Kael’s POV I brought her home that day, and from that moment, everything changed. Fortunately for me, my family and the pack believed the lie I told them. That I was involved in a car accident and Aria happened to pass by at that time and saved me. No one suspected anything nor questioned my narrative. To show their gratitude for saving their precious son, my parents welcomed Aria into the pack with open arms. At first, she kept her distance. She was terrified when she found out she was living among wolves. But with time, she integrated fully into the world she was once afraid of. My family, most especially my father, took a liking to her immediately he set his eyes on her. “There’s something about her, Kael,” my father said as we strolled through the garden one evening. “She looks kind of unique. She seems... different.” “Unique?” I scoffed. “No, Father. She’s just a human.” My father chuckled softly, shaking his head. “Strength doesn’t always come from bloodl