All Chapters of The Alpha's Seventh Luna : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Kolton "Focus on the errand I gave you, Sandra," I said, my voice cold and firm. "Do not worry about my personal life or what I decide to do."Sandra looked angry but her smile didn't falter. Her expressions didn't bother me anymore. "Come, darling," she said to Magdalene, turning toward the hallway. "I will show you where you will be staying."Magdalene hesitated, looking back at me with wide eyes. "Alpha, I would like to linger around for a bit if that is okay with you.""You need to rest, Magdalene," I told her, shaking my head. "We just finished an eighteen-hour drive. Go with Sandra and let her show you to your room."Sandra gestured for her to follow, and Magdalene gave me a small bow before walking away. Shay stood nearby with Calvin, offering me a quick greeting. I gave her a short nod as I walked past her, heading straight into the pack house with Calvin following close on my heels."I need a full report, Calvin," I said as we entered my study. "Tell me what business happen

EveHours had passed since the meeting in the hall, but my heart had not stopped pounding. I stood in the middle of my room right opposite his own bedroom, pacing back and forth near the edge of the bed.“Maybe we can just wait till he comes to us and then we would know what he's really planning,” Zee tried. I knew I was waiting for the worst to happen. Eventually, I pulled out my bag and began tossing my few belongings into it. If Curtis came to kick me out, I wanted to be ready to leave without causing a scene.I wouldn't want to start scrambling for my few belongings after I had been told to leave. A sharp knock sounded on the door, making me jump.“Maybe we should relax a bit?” Zee tried again. I ignored her once again. "Come in," I called out, my voice tight with nervous tension.The door pushed open, and Curtis walked into the room. His face was expressionless, giving away none of his thoughts. He stopped in the doorway, his eyes landing directly on my half-packed bag sittin

Unknown POV "Keep your mouth shut when we step out of this car, Jon," Leora warned as the car rolled up to the gates of the Nightingale Pack territory.Jon did not even bother to answer her, keeping his hands folded tight in his lap. The terrifying experience on the drive had left him humbled and terrified into silence. He knew Leora was looking for any small reason to ruin him, and he refused to give her the weapon.The vehicle pulled to a halt right in front of the grand courtyard, where several attendants were waiting to welcome the arriving diplomats. The door opened, and Leora stepped out into the crisp air with an artificial smile plastered across her face. Jon slid out right behind her, his head down and his shoulders straight."Welcome to the Nightingale Pack," a senior pack guard said, bowing his head respectfully to the visitors. "We are honored to host the delegates from the Winter Pack.""Thank you," Leora said smoothly, stepping forward to take total control of the conve

Kolton The elders came in bowing slightly each to Kolton. Then they took their designated seats around the long oak table for the morning council briefing.Lord Marcus stood near the center of the table, his eyes narrowing as he noticed the absence of his daughter, Sandra. He looked around the room, expecting to see her sitting in her usual place near the front."Alpha," Lord Marcus began, keeping his tone calm and polite as he looked toward me. "Where is my daughter? And why are guards standing stationed outside the lower wing?""Sandra has been arrested and locked away," I stated flatly, resting my hands on the edge of the wooden table.Lord Marcus stiffened, his face losing its color before a frown settled onto his features. "Arrested? For what reason?”“For falsely accusing another.”“I must ask that you release my daughter, Alpha. Whatever misunderstanding has occurred can be investigated properly without locking her away.""There is no misunderstanding," I replied, my voi

Unknown POV Curtis walked down the quiet hallway of the main pack house, his heavy footsteps muffled by the thick rugs. His mind was consumed by the woman staying under his roof. He had to admit it, he liked having this woman in his pack. He more than liked having her around. He did not just want to keep her safe from her past. He wanted her to stay in the Summer Pack forever. He liked her gentle presence and the warm light she brought into his once-lonely life. She was carrying a child and running from powerful enemies, yet all he wanted was to shield her from the world.As he stepped closer to the archway leading toward the linen storage rooms, the low sound of muffled giggles and hushed voices broke his train of thought. Curtis slowed his pace, staying behind the pillar as he listened in."I just hope she leaves this pack soon," Alicia’s voice carried through the quiet corridor, dripping with undisguised contempt. "She acts so innocent, sitting in the pack house like she own