All Chapters of The Alpha’s forgotten daughter : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Lyra’s POVAt night I didn’t sleep. How could I?Every time I closed my eyes, I saw the drawing I’d never actually seen — a pregnant woman, a nameless child, three words burning behind my eyelids like they’d been carved there instead of on a page.The Lost One.I didn’t know where the phrase came from. I only knew it felt like mine.By the time the sun rose over Silvermoon Kingdom, I’d made a decision.I was done waiting for answers. I was going to find them myself.The mansion was still half-asleep when I slipped out of my room, careful to avoid the servants already stirring in the east wing. Nyra had gone quiet again — the kind of quiet that felt like she was bracing for something.“You’re not going to stop me,” I whispered.No answer.“Nyra.” …. Still nothing.But right as I reached the end of the corridor, her voice finally broke through, low and urgent.“Not the library. Not today.” I froze. “Why not?”“Because you’re not the only one looking for that book.” she said.My stomach

Lyra’s POVThe silence inside the royal meeting hall became unbearable.QEvery noble, every guard, every servant stood frozen, as though the smallest movement might shatter whatever fragile moment held the room together.No one dared to speak.Prince Luca’s question still echoed throughout the hall, refusing to fade.“Wendy… did you know anything about what he’s saying?”All eyes shifted toward Wendy. Her lips trembled.She looked at the Moon Oracle, then at the Alpha, before finally looking back at Luca, as though searching his face for some way out of what was coming.For the first time since I had met her… The confidence she always carried had disappeared completely.“Wendy,” Prince Luca called again, his voice calm but firm.“I’m asking you a simple question.” Prince Luca said his voice becoming furious. “Did you know?”.She lowered her head.“I…” ..” I…”The room waited, the silence stretching until it felt almost physical.Tears gathered in her eyes before one finally escaped,

Lyra’s POVA pair of golden eyes had been watching everything from the very beginning.Prince Luca. The training arena fell into complete silence.Even the breeze that had been dancing across the field moments ago suddenly became still, as though the whole world was holding its breath along with the students.The bully standing opposite me grinned wickedly.“So?” he mocked. “Where’s your wolf now?”Laughter erupted from his teammates.“I told you.”“The little thief has nothing. And she will cry before this ends.” one of his teammates said.My fingers slowly tightened into fists. “No… I wasn’t angry anymore, I was calm”.Inside me, Nyra’s voice echoed gently.“Don’t let them decide who you are. Trust yourself, I will awaken when the time is right but until then… fight with what you already have.”I smiled at Nyra’s words of encouragement; it had been a while since I heard from her.The bully frowned. “What are you smiling at?”“You finally lost your mind?”I slowly raised my head.“I

Lyra’s POVDarkness swallowed me whole.I couldn’t feel the arena beneath me anymore. I couldn’t hear the roar of the students packed into the stands, couldn’t even feel the sting of the kick that had sent me crashing across the training ground. It was as if I’d slipped through a crack in the world and fallen into an endless, silent void.Then, from somewhere far away, a voice found me.“Lyra…”Soft at first. Gentle. Familiar. Then it grew louder, more insistent, until it was all I could hear.“Lyra, wake up.”I knew that voice. “Nyra?” I whispered, my own voice barely more than breath.“Wake up,” she said again, firm this time. “This isn’t the time to sleep.”“I can’t. I’m too weak.” I said to her.“No,” Nyra said. “You only believe you are.”Warmth spread through my chest, chasing back the cold. “You have trained. You have endured. You have survived far worse than this. Now stand. Fight not with power, but with your heart. Show them who you truly are.”The darkness began to crack. T

Prince Luca’s POVI didn’t know my father would come and watch Lyra.If I had known, I would have made sure she was exempted from the challenge entirely. Even though she was considered wolfless, there was something mysterious about her that I couldn’t explain something that made every instinct in me want to shield her from unnecessary attention.My wolf, Varney Varrick, had kept saying the same thing over and over again, relentlessly, as though repetition alone might make me finally believe it.She is our soulmate.And according to him, only she could bring a permanent cure to my predicament.I didn’t know how,I didn’t know when. But I knew one thing.I needed to keep Lyra around. Maybe her presence wasn’t a coincidence. Or perhaps…It was her bad luck that brought so many unexpected twists into this pack.Ever since she came here, everything had started changing, quietly at first, then impossible to ignore.The academy.My relationship with Wendy. My father’s decisions. The Alvaks. M