All Chapters of His Luna by Mistake, A Mother by Fate: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Kael’s POV I didn’t know how I got there. All I knew was that I found myself waiting in the operating room corridor, with Jack beside me.Why were all these things happening to me on the same day? I had lost my father, lost my child, and now Vivienne and Cassandra were both in critical condition. And to make matters worse, my mother was lying unconscious in the hospital room, unaware that her daughter was fighting for her life. The cruel coincidence was almost unbearable. The fact that they were all admitted to the same hospital. The universe couldn't possibly hate me this much, could it? The corridor was eerily silent except for the occasional beeping of machines, and the hurried footsteps of nurses rushing past. Jack sat beside me, his elbows resting on his knees as he buried his face in his hands. Neither of us spoke because there was nothing left to say. Hours ago, we still had a family—a happy one. But now, it felt as though someone was tearing it apart piece by piece. I l

Kael’s POV “Though she’s in a coma and on life support, we can guarantee that she’s stable for now and she’s responding to treatment. If she continues like this, there’s hope that she will wake up anytime soon,” one of the doctors informed. “Thank you so much for your help, doctor. I’m really grateful,” Alpha Alexander said hoarsely. The doctor gave a small nod before gesturing to the rest of the medical team. One by one, they stepped out of the room, leaving only four of us behind. Alpha Alexander, Luna Sophia, Lucian, and me. The room suddenly felt too quiet. The only sound was the rhythmic beeping of the monitor beside Vivienne's bed. She looked peaceful—too peaceful for someone they said was in a coma. It was as if she were simply sleeping and would open her eyes at any moment. But the tubes connected to her body and the oxygen mask over her face reminded me that this wasn't sleep. It was a battle. One we weren’t confident she would win. Luna Sophia slowly sat beside the be

Kael’s POV The second I stepped out of Vivienne's hospital room, I felt the walls closing in on me. The hospital corridor felt smaller, and it was as if I was caged in a dark room with no windows where air could come in. I slowly loosened my tie, as though doing that would make me feel less suffocated. As I walked, Vivienne's words followed me down the corridor like ghosts. "Remember that the one who destroyed your family, killed your father and your child isn't you. It's Aria. Everything started turning out badly the minute she stepped her feet into your pack. Remember that." I shut my eyes tightly and clenched my fists. I didn’t want to think about those words, didn’t want to remember or feel them. But no matter how hard I fought them back, they came rushing to me like a tidal wave. Everything felt like a dream—one I wished I could escape from. So, I did the only thing I could think of at that moment. I ran.I left the hospital and drove straight to the most expensive club

Kael’s POV It took Cassandra days before she finally accepted that father was gone forever. The first few days were the worst. She cried herself to sleep almost every night, threw tantrums whenever someone mentioned him, and sometimes woke up demanding that we bring him back. At first, I thought she was just being in denial. But later, I realized it was grief. One that was crushing her heart and eating her soul at the same time. The same one that had been eating the rest of us alive. "You're all lying!" she screamed one afternoon, throwing a glass of water across the room. It shattered against the wall with a loud crash. Mother flinched, stepping backward with tears rolling down her eyes. Her hand clasped over her mouth, as though she was trying to stop her sobs from escaping her lips. No mother would ever be happy seeing her child in such a state. Jack immediately moved closer to Cassandra's bed, crouching beside her "Cass..." He began, but before he could finish... "No!" s

Aria’s POV The day that was supposed to be the happiest day of my life turned into a day of mourning. Who could have imagined someone would die because of me on my wedding day? I had watched Kael run out of the hall the moment he heard about Vivienne’s condition, leaving his father's dead body behind without looking back. Not long after that, I saw Cassandra run out of the hall in tears, with Jack chasing after her. I just sat there on the floor, unmoving. My white wedding dress, which had turned red, spread around me like a cruel joke. People's judgmental and crucifying eyes were on me, staring at me as though I was the reason the entire tragedy had happened. Maybe I was. Because Alpha Lucas wouldn’t have died if he hadn’t tried protecting me. People began to whisper around me. Some cried, while some cursed me underneath their breath. “Cursed child.” “Imagine how she brought down the whole Alpha family in one day.” “She killed the Alpha.” “She has destroyed the Silverfang