Todos los capítulos de The Alpha's Pity Luna : Capítulo 21 - Capítulo 30

Elara and Kai walked together through the garden path, the mate bond pulling gently between them. The air was cool, the moon casting a soft silver light over the trees. Elara’s heart was still racing from their earlier conversation, but she knew she couldn’t keep the secrets to herself any longer.“Kai,” she said quietly, stopping near her favorite tree. “There’s something I need to tell you. I’ve been finding coded notes. I think someone inside the pack is working with Shadowfang.”Kai turned to her, his expression shifting from surprise to concern. “Show me.”They walked back to the residence in silence. Elara led him to her room and pulled out the small collection of notes she had gathered. She spread them on the table.“These are the ones I’ve found so far,” she said, pointing to the symbols. “This one says ‘The Soft One must fall before the next full moon.’ Another mentions a traitor inside the pack. I think it’s connected to Elder Thorne or someone close to him.”Kai examined th

Elara stood frozen, her face burning with shock and embarrassment. The scene in front of her felt surreal. Malinda and Jax, half-dressed, tangled together in the hidden spot behind the trees. Malinda stood up, adjusting her clothes with shaking hands. “Yes. We’ve been secretly dating for a few months. We didn’t want anyone to know because of pack politics. I’m sorry I didn’t tell you. I was scared it would complicate things.” she said quickly with guilt. “Ooh, drama!” Nibbles whispered playfully in Elara’s mind. “But they look happy together. Maybe we can tease them later?” Elara felt a sting of hurt. “You didn’t trust me enough to tell me? I thought we were friends. I’ve been pouring my heart out to you about everything with Kai, and you’ve been hiding this the whole time?” Malinda stepped closer, her eyes pleading. “We are friends. I wanted to tell you, but everything with Kai and the pack has been so complicated. I didn’t want to add more stress to your life. You’ve been go

Kai shifted back to human form, breathing heavily. His powerful body was completely naked, covered in sweat and a few minor cuts from the battle. The moonlight highlighted every muscle, every scar, every line of his tall, imposing frame.Elara turned away quickly, her cheeks burning with embarrassment. “Kai… your clothes. I brought some for you.”She had carried a spare set of clothes for him in her bag, knowing how chaotic battles could be. She held them out without looking, her heart racing.Kai took the clothes from her hands, his fingers brushing against hers for a brief second. “Thank you,” he said, his voice rough from the fight. “You were incredible out there.”Elara turned back to him once he was dressed, still blushing. “It is my duty. I couldn’t just stand there and watch everyone get hurt.”Kai looked at her with a mix of pride and something softer. “You didn’t just help, you saved lives. I saw you moving through the chaos, hea

As she stepped toward the door, she accidentally bumped into someone entering.“Oh! I’m so sorry,” Elara said, steadying herself. “I didn’t see you.”The man tall, with calm eyes and a simple healer’s robe smiled politely. “No harm done, Luna. I’m the new assistant. I applied a few days ago. I came to put away the fresh herbs that arrived this afternoon.”Elara blinked, surprised. “I didn’t know we had a new assistant. Welcome. I can help you if you want.”The man shook his head gently. “No need, Luna. You’ve had a long day. I’ll close after I finish. You should rest.”Elara hesitated for a second, then nodded. “Alright. Thank you, see you tomorrow.”She left the Healing House and walked back to the residence, the evening air cool against her skin. Nibbles was quiet but content. “We did good today,” the wolf murmured.Elara smiled faintly. “We did.”The next morning, Elara was still resting in bed when loud kno

Elara stood frozen in the doorway of her room, the plate with the half-eaten pie still trembling in her hands. The sweet scent of the herb pie clashed horribly with the bitter, ruined smell of scattered herbs. One of her most important jars the strong protective blend she had spent days perfecting was completely destroyed. Glass shards glittered across the floor like broken stars. The precious herbs were crushed and scattered, as if someone had deliberately stomped on them in rage.Her heart sank so fast she felt dizzy.“Who would do this?” Nibbles whispered, voice trembling with both anger and fear. “This was our best one… the one that kept us safe.”Elara set the plate down on the table with shaking hands. Tears burned in her eyes as she knelt among the mess, picking up a piece of broken glass. The sharp edge cut her finger, but she barely felt it.“They were here,” she whispered. “While I was helping everyone at the stream, they came into my room and destroyed this. They’re not ju