บททั้งหมดของ His Luna by Mistake, A Mother by Fate: บทที่ 41 - บทที่ 50

Aria’s POV Everyone fell silent the moment Alpha Lucas stepped into the hall. His dark ceremonial robe dragged behind him as he walked onto the stage, the ancient silver crown resting on his head gleaming under the chandelier lights. “Welcome,” Alpha Lucas’ deep voice echoed across the grand hall. “Tonight marks a new beginning for the Silverfang Pack.” Thunderous cheers erupted in the hall. “Tonight, we witness the dawn of a new era as a new Alpha rises. Please join me in welcoming my son, Kael, the future Alpha of the Silverfang Pack, to the stage.” The sound of claps echoed in the room. Kael stepped forward beside him, dressed in black ceremonial attire. The crowd erupted louder immediately. “Alpha Kael!” someone shouted proudly. “The future of Silverfang pack!” Silas yelled excitedly. Then the rituals began. The elders of the pack circled around Kael one after another, reciting the ancient blessings of the pack while sacred wine was poured into the ceremonial silver bow

Aria’s POV Slowly and painfully, I began letting go of Kael and focused on Lucian instead. Lucian’s calls became the highlight of my days, and his voice became my comfort. His laughter slowly filled the empty places Kael left behind inside of me. For the first time in a long while, I genuinely tried moving forward. But strangely, days before the wedding, something felt terribly wrong with me. At first, it started with exhaustion. No matter how much I slept, my body still felt weak and heavy. Then came the dizziness. Sometimes while walking through the hallway, my vision would blur briefly before returning to normal again. And the nausea became worse day-by-day. Every day, I woke up feeling like throwing up. Even the scent of food I loved the most became unbearable to me. But despite how terrible I felt, I ignored it all. The entire pack was already chaotic enough because of the wedding preparation and the last thing I wanted was to become a burden. So, I kept pretending I was f

Kael’s POV After the doctor finished treating Aria and prescribed some medications, everyone slowly began leaving the room one after another. Vivienne was the last person to leave the room. Before she left, she stood by the door for several minutes, her eyes burning into mine with suspicion. It was almost like she wanted to ask me something but couldn’t bring herself to do it publicly. Eventually, without uttering a word, she turned around and walked away. The moment the door shut behind her, silence swallowed the room completely. Only three of us remained behind. Aria, Lucian and I. Aria laid unconscious on the bed, Lucian sat quietly beside her, gently rubbing her fingers with his thumb. And me... I stood by the window, gazing at the stars like a criminal waiting to be judged. For several long minutes, neither Lucian nor I spoke. The silence between us was suffocating. A quite heavy and dreadful one. My eyes drifted to Aria, landing on her sleeping face. Even while unconsc

Aria’s POVThe first thing my eyes saw the moment they opened was the soft glowing chandelier above me. My head felt heavy, and my vision blurred for a few seconds that I had to shut my eyes again. Slowly, I forced my eyes open and stared blankly at the ceiling above me.For a few seconds, I couldn’t remember where I was or how I had gotten there. Then suddenly, fragments of my memory came rushing to me.The wedding… the altar… well-wishers…. the dizziness… Kael’s worried face and lastly, darkness consuming me.A soft groan escaped my lips as I tried to sit up.“Easy,” a familiar voice said from beside me, making me freeze. I turned my head and found Lucian sitting beside my bed. The moment our eyes met, relief flashed across his face.“Lucian?” I whispered hoarsely,“Yes, baby,” he responded, helping me sit upright before rising on his feet and walking to a table nearby. He reached for the mug on the table and poured its contents into a glass cup before heading back to my side with t

Kael’s POV My breathing became uneven as my father’s last words echoed in my head repeatedly. “Sometimes you don't realize it until you're about to lose the person forever.” Loss. That was exactly what I was feeling. A loss so overwhelming that it felt impossible to survive. Father walked away from me and returned to the window. His eyes remained fixed on the dark sky outside while mine stayed glued to the floor. “For years, you believed Vivienne was the woman you wanted. But the moment Aria appeared, you stopped seeing anyone else.” I swallowed hard, my chest constricting painfully at each of his words. Then suddenly, he turned to face me. “Have your seat, son. Let me tell you a brief story,” he said, pointing toward the empty chair opposite him as he sat behind his huge desk. Confused, I slowly lowered myself into the chair. “I want to tell you a brief story about an Alpha who you remind me of. He was just as young and naive as you are. He too believed love was everythin