All Chapters of The Luna My Alpha Regrets Losing: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

The palace felt unusually busy that morning. Guards stationed themselves along the main entrance. Officials moved with the particular urgency of people preparing something formal.I understood immediately.Kael was coming.“The Blackwood delegation has crossed the outer border,” Rowan confirmed.“How many are with him?” I asked.He gave me the number, and explained Kael was entering under diplomatic protection, not military authority. That distinction mattered — Lucien had made the boundaries plain from the start. Kael couldn’t bring Blackwood’s strength into Silverfang simply because of what title he carried.-----I tried to continue my morning routine, but his arrival kept pulling at my attention.I remembered the last time I’d seen him — not the respected Alpha everyone spoke of now, but the man who’d rejected me in front of everyone I loved, whose single decision had rerouted the entire direction of my life.But I remembered, too, that I wasn’t the woman who’d stood in front of h

Kael woke having barely slept, the same thought from the night before still sitting unresolved in his mind.*What if Silverfang isn’t protecting Evelyn alone?*He tried not to leap toward conclusions. I could be recovering from something he knew nothing about. I could simply be exhausted by responsibilities I’d never asked for. It could be connected to the bloodline itself, something ceremonial or political he didn’t understand.He didn’t want suspicion to curdle into accusation.Still, something refused to fit cleanly into any explanation he offered himself.-----He attended breakfast with his delegation that morning, watching the palace staff more closely than before. A servant mentioned my schedule, then corrected herself immediately when another official approached. A guard received specific instructions about my movements. Another checked with Rowan before allowing anyone near my wing at all.He noticed something important — the protection shifted depending on where I was going.

Kael had barely slept again, though the shape of his sleeplessness had changed overnight.He’d already decided he wouldn’t investigate me behind my back. But the question sitting in him now was different from suspicion. He didn’t want information pulled from servants, physicians, or palace records.He wanted to hear it from me directly.He thought through everything he’d gathered — my fatigue, the medical supervision, the reduced schedule, the careful movements, Silverfang’s protection, the physician’s guarded answers, the way I flinched, however slightly, whenever health entered a conversation.He still had no certainty. He knew, regardless, that he needed to ask.-----“Did you find anything?” his beta asked that morning.“No,” Kael said. He made it clear he had no intention of asking anyone else. “If she’s pregnant, I won’t find out through someone else’s betrayal.”“Do you think the child could be yours?” his beta asked.Kael didn’t answer right away. The possibility already sat t

I woke that morning knowing Kael finally understood everything I’d been afraid to tell him.For the first time, I wasn’t carrying this secret entirely alone. That didn’t make me feel completely at ease.Yesterday, he’d known about one pregnancy. Today, he knew there were two children connected to the lost royal bloodline itself.I thought of the old words again. *Two heirs born from the surviving blood.*The word *heirs* sat uncomfortably in me. I refused to let my children enter the world already carrying expectations they’d never chosen for themselves.I rested a hand over my stomach. *They are my children first.*Lucien summoned the inner circle that morning — myself, Rowan, Kael, the High Priestess, Aldren, and the physician. Not a public council. Nothing beyond this room would know.Lucien explained plainly that Kael’s knowledge changed the security equation entirely. Until now, only Silverfang’s closest circle had known the twins existed. Now an Alpha from another kingdom knew t

The question hung in the air, unanswered.*Princess Aurelia, are you pregnant?*I didn’t respond right away. Lucien understood immediately how dangerous a public answer could become in that moment.Before I had to decide anything, Rowan received a quiet signal from a guard near the door. Something had happened elsewhere in the palace — a restricted corridor accessed without authorization.The timing felt too precise to be coincidence.Lucien ended the gathering immediately, confirming nothing, denying nothing. The court left with more questions than they’d arrived with.-----The moment the room emptied, Rowan moved me back toward the protected wing. Security shifted immediately around me — additional guards at every entrance, corridors closed temporarily, my movements reviewed, medical appointments relocated to secured spaces, correspondence checked, servant access narrowed sharply.“They’re protecting me because someone knows,” I said, understanding fully what all of it meant.“Some