All Chapters of The Alpha's Seventh Luna : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Kolton No Alpha dreams of the day he sacks his beta. No alpha desires to have a beta who is worthless to him. Which is why I didn't feel any better since I demoted Calvin. He was the only right hand man I ever knew. And honestly, he's been the best buddy all these years. He's been there in the darkest days.I sighed. If only I could turn back the hand of time. A lot of the things I was trying to fix now never would have happened in the first place. A soft knock sounded at the door. I looked up and saw Magdalene standing in the doorway. She looked hesitant, clutching the fabric of her dress in her hands."May I come in, Alpha?" she asked, her voice quiet.I gave her a single nod. She stepped inside and closed the door behind her. She walked over to the desk, standing there for a long moment before she spoke again."I told myself I was not going to get involved in pack matters," Magdalene began, looking down at the floor. "Especially since I am just a guest being sheltered here by yo

Unknown POV The evening feast inside the main dining hall of the Nightingale Pack estate had finally come to an end. Guests were slowly trickling out into the wide stone corridors, laughing and chatting in small groups.Leora stepped into the guest room she shared with Jon, her eyes sweeping over the quiet space. The silk dress she had been admiring earlier lay tossed across the edge of the bed. The room was empty.She paused for a brief moment, noticing Jon was nowhere to be seen. But she refused to waste time thinking about where he went. Jon always did what he was told. He was probably wandering the outer halls or waiting outside like an obedient dog. She did not care.Her mind was consumed by Alpha Romeo. A real man. Leora smoothed down the sides of her fitted red gown, adjusting her hair in the mirror. She needed validation tonight. She needed the powerful Alpha from the Sauna Pack to look at her, to acknowledge her beauty, and to treat her like the noble female she believed h

Kolton The news spread through the pack house like wildfire. Within minutes, shouts echoed down the hallway."Shay is dead! Shay is dead!"Crowds of pack members rushed up the stairs, filling the broad stone corridor. Servants, guards, and lower pack members shoved past each other, gasping in horror as they tried to catch a glimpse inside the room.My guards formed a wall at the entrance, pushing the growing crowd back with their spears. "Clear the hall! Stand back!"I stepped out of Shay's room into the noisy corridor, my jaw set tight. Her body had no blood on it, no open wounds, and no signs of a blade. She had been choked to death right under my roof."Silence!" I roared, my voice booming off the high ceiling.The crowd immediately fell quiet, though horrified whispers still rippled through the back lines. I turned my glare onto the two guards who were supposed to be watching the floor."What happened here?" I demanded, my tone flat and dangerous. "Who was the last person to see

Eve Alpha Malloy Tusk arrived the Summer pack. He marched through the doors with a scowl on his face, his tall frame rigid with anger.It was my first time seeing the man, and what a presence he had.I sat quietly in a chair near Curtis. He had asked me to sit here with him while he handled this visitor. Alpha Malloy did not waste any time. He stepped straight to the center of the room, pointing a finger directly at Curtis."I am deeply dissatisfied with your actions," Alpha Malloy barked, his voice echoing off the stone walls. "You have kept my daughter locked up in your cells for days now, and you offered no proper explanation to my people."Curtis did not interrupt him. He just kept his hands clasped behind his back, staring down at the older Alpha."I did not come immediately because I was away on an important political meeting in another pack," Malloy continued, pacing back and forth across the floor. "My beta was left in charge of the Tusk Pack while I was gone. There was no w

Kolton The hallway was still chaotic because there was something to talk about."I want a full report on the subterranean cells," I ordered my chief guard. "Find out how Kent got out, which locks were picked, and who cleared his path. An Alpha does not just walk out of my cell without help.""Right away, Alpha!" the guard shouted, turning on his heel and sprinting down the stairs with a squad of warriors.I needed to keep this pack sane before a full rebellion broke out. Murder allegations were spreading like wildfire, and my enemies were waiting for me to slip up. But I was not about to let my authority break down.I summoned four of my most loyal trackers and senior officers into my private command room. These were men who had bled with me in battle, males who wanted nothing more than to see justice served for Shay's death and to keep the Hail Pack standing strong."Alpha," the lead tracker said, bowing his head. "The border patrols are setting up barriers now. What are your order