All Chapters of His unwanted Luna, his greatest Regret : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Elara’s Pov: I concentrated back on what I was reading, ignoring Silas completely. The phrase written inside the envelope had not stopped bothering me since we discovered it, particularly because the second authorization remained valid until the heir was secured, which suggested that whoever created the arrangement had anticipated the possibility of losing control over individual members of the operation while ensuring that their larger objective could continue regardless of what happened to them.I watched Silas place the envelope beside the transfer register before carefully arranging the remaining documents across his desk, and although his movements were controlled, I could see that he was struggling to contain his anger as he examined the evidence that someone had used his family’s authority to establish an operation that had nearly cost me my life.“Before we begin examining these records again, I want every document we recovered from that property accounted for, including the

POV: SilasThe designation left behind in the altered record was one I had seen often enough to recognize without consulting another document, yet the longer I stared at it, the less comfortable I became with what it represented, because it belonged to an administrative office that had been granted access to some of the most restricted records in Blackwood Pack House long before I inherited the Alpha title.I leaned back in my chair, keeping the document beneath my palm as I considered the possibilities, while Elara stood on the other side of the desk with Rowan’s note open beside the old register, her attention moving between the two pieces of evidence as though she expected their inconsistencies to reveal something the people who had altered them had overlooked.“This designation does not belong to one person,” I explained, tapping the faded mark near the bottom of the page. “It belongs to an office, and whoever holds that position can request certain records without having to submi

Elara’s pov: The threatening message remained on Silas’s desk long after he had finished reading it, its carefully chosen words hanging over the room like a warning from someone who believed that threatening his unborn child would be enough to make the Alpha of Blackwood Pack abandon his investigation.I stood beside the desk, studying the authentication mark pressed into the paper while Silas compared it with the old council ledger, and although the tension in his shoulders suggested that he was fighting the urge to summon every warrior in the pack and demand answers, he remained focused on the evidence spread between us.Whoever had sent the message knew that we had discovered the authorization that should have expired years ago, and rather than deny their involvement or attempt to explain the irregularities, they had chosen to remind Silas that his child could be reached through the very system he was supposed to control.“They know what we found,” I said, drawing my attention awa

SilasI stared at the authorization reference on the screen, unable to shake the feeling that the walls of my own office had quietly turned against me, because the evidence Elara and I had uncovered was no longer pointing toward someone who had simply stolen a password or forged a document, but toward a system that had accepted an instruction under the authority of my position without requiring my permission.The Alpha’s office controlled the most sensitive administrative records in the Blackwood Pack, and although I had inherited certain procedures from my father, I had never authorized anyone to keep a deactivated communication channel alive, especially one that could be used to access restricted files and send threats concerning my mate and our unborn child.Elara stood beside me, studying the record with the same steady concentration she had maintained throughout our investigation, and I found myself watching her for a moment longer than necessary because she no longer looked like

Silas pov: Her admission did little to reassure me, particularly because she had never been reluctant to use information when it benefited her position. Nevertheless, she had given us something we could investigate, and dismissing it merely because it came from Nadia would have been as foolish as accepting it without question.“Did Rowan tell you why he was interested in her identity?” I asked.“He said someone powerful was preparing to reclaim something that belonged to them, and he seemed frightened when he said it. I thought he was exaggerating, but he insisted that the consequences would be serious if the wrong person discovered what he had found.”Elara watched Nadia closely, searching for whatever might be hidden beneath her explanation, but Nadia offered no further details before turning toward the door.“I never wanted Rowan dead, and I certainly did not know he would end up murdered,” she said. “Whatever you discover, I think you should understand that