All Chapters of The Alpha's Seventh Luna : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

EveI sat on the edge of the creaking mattress, staring at the blank wooden wall. The phone felt heavy in my hand, its screen dark after my father’s final message.If Leora was out on that street and saw me, my father would find out I was in the Neutral Lands. Sitting in this room with a broken door latch was waiting to be caught. I had to move, and I had to move now.I stood up and picked up the small cloth bag I had bought in the street market after escaping Nephil Street. I had used some of Kolton’s cash and debit card to get a few basic things so I would look like a normal traveler rather than a desperate runaway.Heavy footsteps scuffed against the wooden floorboards outside in the corridor. I froze, my hand instinctively dropping to the hilt of the small knife tucked into my waistband.Two men walked right past room seven. Their voices carried clearly through the thin, rotting wood of the door, loud and unbothered by who might hear them."...telling you, the whole northern distr

EveI stared at Alpha Curtis Rock, my heart hammering against my ribs.He stood at the foot of the bed, calm and steady, like a solid wall of muscle and clean oak scent. His dark eyes didn't leave my face. Coming from Hail Pack, where it felt like I was fighting for my life every single day, showing that I wasn't so weak, this level of unprovoked kindness felt wrong. It felt like a trap."I appreciate the offer, sir, but I can't stay here," I said, my voice firmer than I actually felt. I gripped the thick blanket in my lap, ready to swing my legs over the edge of the high mattress. "I appreciate what you and your men did, Alpha Curtis, but I don't take charity. And I don't stay in places where I don't belong."Curtis didn't move. He didn't raise his voice or step forward to block me, but his aura shifted slightly—not aggressive, just immovable."You're not a burden, and no one asked you to pay for anything," he replied smoothly. "You collapsed at my border. If my patrol had left you

Jon I paced through the hallway of the Winter Pack main house, my head throbbing with frustration and fear. Leora had been missing for two full days. Nobody knew where she was. Her father had approved the trip because she claimed she was visiting her friend in the neighboring Silver Pack. We had an old, diplomatic alliance with them, so no one questioned it. Except she never arrived. I called the Silver Pack Alpha myself yesterday afternoon. He confirmed that Leora’s car had never passed through their border control. She was just gone. I was terrified. Despite how brutally she had treated me over the past few months—despite catching her cheating, despite her calling me weak and useless, despite her screaming that she wished she had slept with Alpha Romeo before her mother did—a foolish, stubborn part of me was still completely smitten with her. I loved her. I hated myself for it, but I did. I wanted her safe. I wanted to be the one to bring her home and prove to her that I was a

Eve"If you keep lifting those heavy wooden crates, you’re going to end up right back in the infirmary," a stocky pack elder warned, wiping down the outdoor kitchen counter with a damp rag."I’m fine," I replied, forcing a polite smile as I picked up another box of fresh winter vegetables. "I don't like sitting around doing nothing. I need to earn my keep."It was my first full day at the Summer Pack, and everything felt completely bizarre. For my entire life at the Winter Pack, I had been the dutiful daughter, constantly monitored, controlled, and forced to uphold my father’s reputation. At the Hail Pack, I had been treated like a bargaining chip, groomed to be an Alpha's bride.Here, nobody knew who I was. I was just a random girl staying in the pack house.Alpha Curtis had given me his word that I would be protected while I stayed here, but I couldn't just relax. I didn't know who Curtis really was. He was a kind man from what I had seen so far, but he was also an Alpha with his ow

Kolton "Who asked you in here?!" I barked, my voice echoing off the stone walls of my study.The young maid carrying a silver tray flinched violently. Her hands trembled so badly the bowl of soup rattled against the plate. The guard standing by the open door immediately straightened up, looking terrified."You... you asked for food half an hour ago, Alpha," the girl stammered, her eyes fixed on the floor. "I brought the broth the doctors requested.""I didn't ask you for anything! Get the hell out!" I snapped, slamming my hand onto the pile of financial records on my desk."I'm sorry, Alpha!" She set the tray down on a small side table near the door and practically ran out of the room, the guard shutting the door quickly behind her.I sat back in my chair, pressing my palm against my forehead as a sharp pain throbbed behind my eyes. My chest burned beneath the thick medical bandages wrapped around my torso. The doctors had stitched up my wounds, but my body felt completely exhausted.