Semua Bab The Alpha Who Won Her: Bab 41 - Bab 50

After my wedding to Noah, I knew better than to expect a life filled only with sunshine and happiness. I quickly learned that the path ahead was far from perfect when I began my Luna Training. I admit, it was much harder than I ever could have imagined.I realized that being a Luna is about so much more than just standing as an equal beside the Alpha. It carries a profound weight, filled with countless duties and responsibilities I never anticipated. This training is shaping me to be the pack's compassionate co-leader alongside Noah, yet it demands so much from me. I must master the pack's history, the laws, and the complex hierarchy, all while learning to settle disputes, manage resources, and tend to the welfare of every soul from the tiniest pup to the wisest elder.I truly underestimated just how heavy this burden would be. I am constantly striving to build a dignified presence, speak with unshakable authority, and remain calm even when the pressure th

"Am I really that weak? Am I truly just not enough? Everyone seems to see it so clearly. Even Soraya acts as though I cannot do anything on my own. Maybe I really am unworthy to stand by Noah's side. Perhaps I am only holding them all back.""Come on, Lily. Why do you let their words weigh so heavily on you? You must pull yourself together and prove them wrong," my wolf Leah told me gently."They do not accept me at all. They see me only as a weak leader who does not deserve to be their Luna!" I answered her, my voice thick with anger and pain."Then don't you think it is time to prove them wrong? Noah chose you because he does not just love you, I know he sees your true capability and trusts you completely," my inner wolf reasoned softly."I do not know anymore. I feel as though my courage is slowly fading away.""Oh no, we are not like that, Lily. We need

My plan is to keep him hopeful and trusting. Once I have gotten what I want and once Noah and Lily are finally torn apart, then I will leave Sebastian with nothing. Am I foolish enough to help him defeat Noah and seize Northern Reign? Never.We agreed that I would befriend Lily and pretend to hold no grudge against Noah for breaking our engagement. And so here I am seemingly helping her prepare to become Luna. What she does not know is that every stumble, every failure and every doubt cast upon her is by my design. I am slowly sabotaging her training and turning the elders and pack members against her. Everything is going perfectly. That gullible bitch has swallowed every lie I told her, and even Noah himself has been completely blinded to my true purpose. And now here I lie comfortably in Sebastian's arms whispering every clumsy mistake and failure Lily has made during her training."Perhaps you are being a little too harsh with her," Sebastian said and I

 Sebastian's POV:  I know that I surrendered Lily and gave her over to the Northern Reign Pack even though it was against her will. I had no other choice. I could not bring myself to accept it, but our pack would have been utterly crushed by Northern Reign.To halt their attacks and spare my people from ruin, I had no choice but to hand her over to Noah. I told myself she would serve a purpose. She could act as my eyes and ears within his pack and help me bring that fucking arrogant Noah down.But I never expected her to refuse. She turned her back on everything I asked of her. I told myself at first it was only anger toward me for what I had done. I truly believed that once she was within their territory and made to suffer and treated as nothing more than a servant she would eventually soften and agree to stand beside me once more.After all, she carried su

 Lily's POV:  Weeks passed, and though I worked tirelessly, the doubt in their eyes lingered still. The elders watched me with quiet judgment, and many pack members still whispered that I was too soft, too gentle, and unfit to lead. Soraya continued to speak kind words while quietly undermining me. I was fully aware of the deliberate acts of sabotage she directed against me. She would openly show her frustration and made certain the elders noticed every moment, so they would be quick to judge me. But I did not falter. I walked among the people of the pack, learning their needs, tending to their hurts, and listening to their voices even though they felt it was still not enough.There were times when I would catch them exchanging glances when I spoke softly, or murmuring among themselves when I chose kindness over sternness. Many among the pack whispered too, their voices low