All Chapters of The Alpha's Pity Luna : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Elara was still standing near the edge of the clearing, trying to slip away quietly, when the group of she-wolves approached, led by Tessa. She had hoped everyone would still be distracted by the results of the trial. If she left now, maybe she could avoid the whispers, the stares, and the cruel comments that always seemed to follow her. For one brief moment, she'd allowed herself to feel proud at least she came second place. It wasn't first, but it was something she had earned. She had solved the herbal puzzle with her own knowledge. For the first time in a long while, she'd felt like maybe she wasn't completely useless. But then that tiny spark of happiness barely lasted a minute. "Look at her," Tessa said loudly, pointing. "Second place? They must have felt sorry for the Pity Luna." Several nearby wolves turned their heads. Another girl laughed. "She probably begged the judges. 'Please, I'm so soft and helpless. Give me second place.'" The others bursted into laughter. El

The battlefield was pure chaos. Wolves snarled and clashed under the moonlight, fur flying, blood staining the ground. Elara moved as fast as her soft, heavy body allowed, healing whoever she could reach. Her hands glowed faintly with silver light as she pressed them against bleeding wounds.But something felt wrong.She scanned the fighting wolves desperately. Where is Kai? He should be at the front, leading the charge. Her heart pounded harder as she realized he was nowhere in sight.“Malinda!” she shouted over the noise. “Have you seen Kai?”Malinda, in her sleek reddish-brown wolf form, shook her head. “No! He was here earlier but I lost track of him!”Fear gripped Elara. She turned and ran toward the Alpha’s residence, her thick thighs burning, her rounded belly making each breath heavier. Please be okay, she prayed silently, pushing herself harder than she ever had. I can’t lose you too.She bu

Elara moved through the forest like a shadow, her heart still heavy from the previous night. The celebration, Lila’s mocking smile, and Kai’s cold words replayed in her mind with every step. Her soft body felt heavier than usual as she walked the familiar path toward the blind elder’s small, hidden cottage.When she arrived, the old woman was already waiting on a simple wooden bench outside, her sightless eyes seeming to look straight through Elara.“You came,” Elder Selene said softly, a gentle smile on her wrinkled face. “I felt your pain from afar. Sit with me, child.”Elara sat down carefully, her generous curves pressing against the hard wood. “Elder… I need to talk to you about last night.”The elder nodded patiently. “Speak freely. I am listening.”Elara took a deep breath, her voice trembling. “It was me. I was the one who treated Kai’s wounds after the attack. I made the herb mixture myself. I stayed with him when he was bleeding and unconscious. But Lila took the credit in f

Elara woke up feeling a bit down, the remnants of her restless dream still clinging to her like a heavy fog. She lay in bed for a moment, staring at the ceiling, before forcing herself to get up. Her body felt heavy, her soft curves a constant reminder of everything she hated about herself.She walked to her drawer, her movements slow and tired. With all the feelings swirling inside her right now the pain, the doubt, the loneliness she picked up one of the herbs Elder Cassandra had given her. She held it in her hands and channeled her energy into it, trying to focus.A soft golden light glowed under her fingers. The herb slowly changed, releasing a sweet, calming scent. But even as it worked, Elara felt tears pricking her eyes.“It’s beautiful,” Nibbles whispered. “You’re getting better.”Elara smiled sadly. “It’s not enough, Nibbles. I still feel like a burden.”She tucked the herb away and decided to return to the blind elder’s cottage. She didn’t want to see Kaiyet.She slipped out

The large hall was packed. Wolves from every corner of the pack had gathered to witness Lila teaching the special herb mixture. The air buzzed with anticipation. Kai sat at the front with Elder Mira, his expression unreadable. Elara stood at the back with Malinda, her heart pounding but her posture straight.Lila walked to the center of the stage with pride, a confident smile on her face. She held up a jar of herbs, showing it to the crowd like a trophy.“Today, I will teach you the special mixture that saved our Alpha,” she announced loudly, her voice full of confidence. “It is powerful and effective. Watch closely.”She began mixing the herbs with dramatic flair, explaining each step to the crowd as if she had done it a thousand times. “First, the silver-leaf for strength. Then moonroot for healing. A pinch of lavender to calm the body…”The mixture glowed slightly in the bowl. Lila stirred it carefully, making sure everyone could see the faint golden light. She applied the paste to