All Chapters of THE LUNA YOU REPLACED IS AN ALPHA QUEEN NOW : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

SABLE’S POV “Is she still the same?” “There has been no change. She’s still the same as yesterday.” “Should we consider the possibility she’s dead. I mean, it’s been too long already.” “Someone should tell the Alpha again.” “He already knows.” “Then why hasn’t he come?” I could hear voices floating in and out of my ears as I slowly regained conciousness, and forced my eyes open. Everything around me felt weird. My body was heavy, it felt like someone had poured sand into the marrow of my bones. I tried to sit up and my own arms were shaking from my body weight. My hair fell across my face, it was as thick as a curtain and even had greyish strands in them. The length was another level entirely, it had never been this long. What was going on? I looked around and noticed I was in the infirmary. It had the same walls and beds. But the ambience of the room felt…off. The door opened. Bastian stepped in and stopped dead when he saw me staring at him.

SABLE’S POV “Dorian, look at me.” He still hadn’t moved from the doorway. “I said look at me.” He finally looked me in the eyes. The man staring back at me was the same one I married, but his facial expression had closed off. “Why are you standing there like I’m a stranger?” I asked. “I’m your wife. You held my hand the night before the battle and told me I was the only woman you would ever choose. Do you remember that promise?” “I remember.” “Then why does it feel like you’ve forgotten every word of it?” He dragged a hand down his face. “Sable, it’s not that simple.” “It is that simple. We built a life together. We had a son. You stood in front of the entire pack and chose me. Why are my things gone? Why does every servant look at me like I’m a stranger here?” “Because life kept going,” he said quietly. “The pack needed an Alpha who was present and Finn needed someone who could raise him every single day.” I stared at him. “Someone. You mean Talia?”

SABLE’S POVThe words stayed in my head long after Dorian stopped speaking.He was making Talia his Luna.My hands slowly curled into fists at my sides. I wanted to believe I had misunderstood him, but his expression gave me no reason to hold on to that hope.“You already decided this?” I asked.Dorian looked away for a moment. “The decision has been discussed for some time.”“And when exactly were you planning to tell me?”His jaw tightened. “I did not know how.”“You could have started with the truth.”He looked back at me. “The truth is that Talia has been here for five years. She has raised Finn. She has helped me run this pack. She has been there when I could not manage everything alone.”“And I was asleep.”“I know.”“No, you do not.” My voice shook despite my effort to keep it steady. “You keep talking about those five years as though I chose to leave. I did not abandon you. I did not abandon Finn. I was lying in a bed while someone kept me alive.”His expression changed slight

SableBy the time the Kestrel Pack gates disappeared behind me, my feet were sore and my bag felt heavier than it had when I left. I had no destination, no money beyond what I had managed to keep, and no one waiting for me. Still, I kept walking because returning would mean asking Dorian to choose me after he had already chosen someone else.The road narrowed as I moved away from the pack’s settled lands. Houses became fewer, and the familiar patrol markers disappeared. I passed a small stream and stopped to drink. My hands shook as I cupped the water, and I had to sit on a stone until the dizziness eased.The healer had warned me that my body was weak after five years in a coma. I had wanted to believe that waking up meant I could return to my old life, but even a short walk reminded me how much strength I had lost. My legs hurt, my back ached, and the strap of my bag had rubbed my shoulder raw.I took a piece of bread from my bag and forced myself to eat. Every bite was difficult be

Sable The sound of a branch breaking woke me before sunrise. I sat up at once, reaching for the small knife beside me, and held my breath while I listened. The ruined house remained quiet, but I heard another movement outside, followed by the scrape of shoes against stone.Someone had entered the settlement.My body was still weak, and I knew I could not outrun anyone if the stranger meant to hurt me. I rose carefully and moved toward the doorway, keeping the knife close to my side. Through a gap in the broken wall, I saw a figure standing beside the old well.It was a woman, though I could not tell her age from where I stood. Her dark coat was torn at the sleeve, and one hand pressed against her ribs. She kept looking behind her, as if she expected someone to appear from the trees.I stepped outside but stopped several paces away. “You are on abandoned land. What are you doing here?”The woman turned sharply. When she noticed the knife in my hand, she raised both palms and took a s