All Chapters of LUNA OF THE THREE ALPHAS : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Chapter 111Theron's POVI couldn't stop thinking about the three wolves the seer had described.I had spent years carrying the prophecy in the back of my mind, but I had always believed I understood what it meant. I knew Lyra was the woman from the bloodline mentioned in it, and that knowledge had been the reason I searched for her in the first place.What I had never understood was what she was supposed to help me with, the prophecy had never given me an answer.My father had spent years searching for one, and I remembered how often he had disappeared into the old archives whenever the subject came up. At the time, I had been too young to understand why he cared so much about a prophecy that seemed impossible to prove.Now, after what the Seer had shown me, I couldn't ignore the questions anymore.I returned to my study and closed the door behind me before walking toward the shelves where the oldest Ironveil records were kept. Most of them had not been touched in years, and sever

Chapter 113Theron's POV I wallowed in silence long after Coren was gone thinking of how unpredictable one's plan can be. A few years ago, I had done everything I can to make sure I find the woman in the prophecy.Now I'm doing everything I can to find a possible alternative because I have fallen in love with this woman. I wonder what my father would have said if he was here.The Heart of Ironveil was still connected to the prophecy in my mind, but I couldn't prove that connection yet, and I refused to build an entire conclusion around a possibility.The prophecy had never told me what would be returned. It had only spoken of something that had been taken and would eventually return through the bloodline that had survived. I had spent enough time trying to force every new discovery into those words. For now, the Heart was simply an unanswered piece of Ironveil's history.Whatever connection it had to Lyra, I would find out in time.The thought of Lyra made me realize how long I ha

Chapter 115Liora’s POVI returned to my room with Joe's letter hidden inside my dress, forcing myself to walk at a normal pace even though my heart was pounding against my chest. I couldn't let anyone see how badly I was shaken, especially not after everything I had done to secure my place in Ashveil.The moment I closed the door behind me, I pulled the letter from my dress and placed it on the table. I stared at it for several seconds, remembering the words I had read inside the twins' study. Joe knew the truth, and if he told Ryker and Renn that Lyra had never forced me to leave, the entire story I had built would begin to collapse.I paced around the room, trying to think of a way to deal with him without creating an even bigger problem. Killing him was too dangerous because the twins already knew he existed, and if something happened to him after he contacted them, they would immediately become suspicious. I needed another way to silence him, at least long enough to figure o

Chapter 117Renn's POV The third accusation was worse. Liora had claimed that Lyra manipulated our mate bond and forced herself between us because she wanted to become Luna. There was no investigation into that either. No healer had examined the bond. No elder had questioned the circumstances surrounding it. Nobody had even asked us to explain how we believed Lyra could have forced something that was supposed to be determined by the Moon Goddess.We had simply accepted the accusation because it had given us an explanation for why Liora had disappeared.I pushed my chair back and stood, unable to remain seated any longer.My throat tightened as the memory of Lyra had grabbing my arm near the training grounds and demanded that I look her in the eyes surface. I closed my eyes for a moment, and when I opened my eyes, Ryker's face had changed.We knew she had been confined. We knew the guards were acting under Alpha authority. We knew we had allowed the punishment to continue because n

Chapter 119Lyra's POVThe following morning, I found myself standing beside Theron in the eastern hall, waiting for the Ashveil delegation to arrive.I had spent most of the morning wondering what it would feel like to see Ryker and Renn again. I had imagined anger, discomfort, even indifference, but none of those emotions seemed strong enough to describe what I actually felt. After everything that had happened, they were simply two people from a life I had once believed would be mine forever.Theron stood beside me with his hands clasped behind his back, his expression calm as he watched the doors. To anyone else, he probably looked completely detached from the situation, but I knew him well enough to notice the small things. His jaw had been tense since we came downstairs, and every few moments, his eyes shifted toward me as if checking whether I was still comfortable.When the doors finally opened, Ryker and Renn entered with a small group of guards and one council representat