All Chapters of The Alpha's Seventh Luna : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Leora Alpha Romeo was here. The heavy doors swung open with a loud groan, and Alpha Romeo of the Sauna Pack walked inside.After only a day's notice, Winter Pack was receiving a man with rumours that claimed he was the most disloyal man to ever live. "Alpha Romeo," my father said, his voice deep and guarded as he rested his hands on the carved armrests of his wooden chair. "You enter my hall without good announcement. what brings you here in Winter Pack territory?"Romeo stopped in the center of the hall, bowing his head just a fraction. A small smile touched his lips."I come in peace, Alpha Cain," Romeo said plainly, his dark eyes locked on my father. "I am here for a collaboration."My father scoffed, leaning back against his seat. "A collaboration? We have never had business together, Romeo. Why should I listen to anything you have to say?""Because we share a common enemy," Romeo replied, taking a step closer to the steps of the dais. "I am here to form an alliance with you ag

By the next morning, the entire Winter Pack house was abuzz with the scandal from the night before.Romeo and his men fled in the night. Servants whispered in the hallways, and guards stood in small groups near the courtyard, talking in low voices. Everyone was speaking about how Alpha Romeo had been inside the pack house, and how Luna Lucy herself had been caught cheating on the Alpha with him right in the primary guest suite.Alpha Cain marched into the main hall, his dark shirt pulled tight over the heavy bandages wrapping his shoulder and neck. His face was twisted with fury as his eyes swept over the nervous members of the pack."Listen to me carefully!" Alpha Cain shouted, his voice booming against the high stone walls. "If I hear this ridiculous rumor spoken by anyone again, I will personally lock you up in the dark cells! Go back to your duties!"The crowd went dead quiet, many lowering their heads as they quickly scattered back to their work.Just as the hall began to clear,

Eve I pulled out my phone with shaking hands, dialing Leora's number first. The line rang until it went straight to voicemail. I pressed red, tapped my father's contact, and held the phone to my ear. It rang endlessly without an answer.My heart slammed against my ribs as I dialed my mother. On the sixth ring, the line finally clicked open."What do you want, Eve?" my mother's voice came through, filled with disdain that I was used to."Mom! Thank goodness you answered," I gasped into the receiver, pressing my hand over my chest. "Are you alright? Is everyone okay?"My mother let out a dry laugh. "If you are planning to ditch your marriage to Alpha Kolton and run back here, you can as well be ready to die by his hands. And do not think for a second that there is a place for you back home.""That is not why I called!" I shouted back, tears stinging my eyes at her harshness. "I called to know if you are all fine! I heard there was trouble!""As if you actually care about us," she scof

Kolton I had spent the last twenty-four hours behind the wheel, driving hard across the state line to piece together the mess happening over at the Winter Pack. The rumors were already spreading like wildfire across encrypted channels, but I needed to set the record straight in my own hall before mass panic took over my folks.As soon as I parked in the main courtyard, I felt a strange tension hanging in the air.Servants and warriors stood in small groups along the stone walkways, whispering in hushed tones. The second my car door swung open, the voices vanished. Heads dropped instantly, but the nervous energy in the yard was not something I could act blind to. I slammed the Bentley's door shut and marched straight up the broad stone steps leading into the main house."Alpha Kolton!" Helen called out, rushing toward me. A frown touched my face as she came closer. "Alpha, thank the Goddess you are back! You need to know what happened last night while you were away—""Not now, Hele

EveThe crowded streets of New Halo buzzed with endless morning traffic and bustling crowds. People were everywhere, walking past glass shop fronts, talking on phones, and sitting at outdoor cafes. Maybe they were completely oblivious to my kind. It was a neutral city where no wolf packs held territory or enforced laws, yet a knot of tension sat tight in my stomach. I could not relax as I moved through the busy sidewalks.“No one here will suddenly spring up and call me a spy. Or tell me that I've broken some pack law,” I said to assure myself. My phone had been vibrating nonstop in my pocket for nearly three hours. Calvin had called four times in a row. Kolton’s name had flashed across the screen continuously, the missed call notifications piling up one after another. It was obvious they had finally realized I was gone from my room and were scrambling to figure out where I went.‘He is probably furious at them for making us run away from the pack,’ Zee’s voice whimpered softly ins