Does Alpha'S Regret - My Luna Has A Son Have A Sequel?

One year ago, my Alpha mate personally threw me into the werewolf prison. I was tortured until the beautiful Luna I once was completely fell apart. What he never knew… was that I was carrying his pup. A year later, when I finally walked out of that prison, the first thing I did was reject him— and break our mate bond for good. So why is he the one crying and begging me to forgive him now?

For three years, Grace Silver endured the bitter reality of being the Luna of Crimson Moon Pack—watching her mate Alexander repeatedly choose Victoria, his childhood sweetheart and supposed savior, over their sacred bond. Each time Victoria's "heart condition" flares, Alexander rushes to her side, leaving Grace alone. When rogue wolves nearly kill Grace during a vicious attack, Alexander abandons his wounded mate to comfort Victoria through another convenient "heart episode." Broken by this final betrayal, Grace decides to sever their mate bond, hiding a life-changing secret: she carries Alexander's twin pups, a blessing as rare as it is dangerous in their world. "I don't need your protection anymore," Grace declares coldly, though her dormant wolf aches with each word. However, after their divorce, Alexander found that his true love was Grace. What made him even more regretful was that he found Grace was the legendary "Moonlight Savior," the mysterious healer whose abilities Alexander has desperately sought to strengthen his pack. His wolf howled with regret. "You're still my Luna," he growled, his Alpha power making the walls vibrate as he begs for her return. But can Grace forgive the mate who chose another while she silently carried his pups? In a world where sacred bonds are everything and betrayal runs deep as blood, Grace must decide if Alexander deserves a second chance at their mate bond, or if some wounds cut too deep to heal.

She was brought in as a maid. She left as a ghost. Lara was seven years old when she adopted to the Wildfang wolf clan with nothing — no family and no wolf. Until the Alpha's son sat beside her one day and said, "I will protect you." She believed him and that was her first mistake. Years later, the wolf shaman declared Lara was Lucien's destined mate. His Luna, which was chosen by the moon goddess herself and so they got married. But Lucien never believed it was real. To him, Lara was a former maid with no wolf and no status who had used a prophecy as a ladder to climb above her place. So he kept her close enough to call her Luna and far enough away to make sure she felt every inch of that distance in a cold and dismissive manner. When Lara discovers she is pregnant, she thinks for just one moment that maybe this changes things. Until she overhears Lucien ordering the doctor to terminate it. She didn't scream, rather she made an impromptu decision. So, she left. What neither of them knows yet is that Lara was never an orphan and not a nobody they all agreed she was. She is the long-lost daughter of Alpha Darius Rowan — the most powerful Alpha of the Moon Shade wolf clan, who has been searching for her for over twenty years. The woman who walked out of Wildfang with nothing walks back into a legacy that was always hers. And six years from now, when the Alpha conclave brings them face to face again, Lucien will be standing across the room preparing a gift for the mysterious new female Alpha everyone is talking about. He has no idea who she is.

On the night of the Blood Moon Ceremony, my husband shattered my world with a single sentence. “I, Alpha Kael Blackwood, reject you as my Luna.” Before the entire Blackwood Pack, the man I loved chose his first love over me, ending our three-year marriage without a trace of regret. To him, I had never been more than an obligation—a duty he fulfilled until the woman he truly wanted returned. What he didn’t know was that I had discovered a secret only hours before his public rejection. I was carrying his child. Heartbroken and determined never to beg for love again, I fled the pack, leaving behind the only life I had ever known. But fate had other plans. A deadly ambush awakened an ancient power sleeping within my blood, revealing a truth hidden since my birth—I wasn’t an ordinary she-wolf. I was the last surviving princess of the Lycan royal bloodline. Five years later, I returned stronger than anyone could have imagined, with extraordinary twins by my side and the most powerful Lycan King standing behind me. The broken Luna who had once been mocked was gone. In her place stood a woman destined to change the werewolf world forever. Now the Alpha who cast me aside is desperate to reclaim the family he threw away. But some wounds never truly heal. As enemies rise, kingdoms prepare for war, and dangerous secrets from the past come to light, Kael must face the consequences of the choice that destroyed everything he once took for granted. He rejected me when I loved him with all my heart. Now he’ll learn that winning back the Luna he lost may be the hardest battle of his life.

I was rejected by my fated mate under the sacred moon, discarded because I wasn’t powerful enough to be his Luna. So I left. I disappeared beyond pack borders with nothing but a broken bond and a heart that refused to die quietly. One night in the wilderness changed everything. One stranger. One choice I never regretted. Five years later, I return stronger than the alpha who cast me aside—and with children no pack should ever see. Now my former mate wants redemption. The Alpha world wants my heirs. And the man I never forgot has returned to claim what’s his. They once called me an omega. They were wrong.

On the night Elara is meant to be announced as Luna, her Alpha mate chooses another woman instead. No rejection words are spoken, but the betrayal is loud enough to shatter her bond and dignity. Elara leaves the pack in silence, carrying a secret that will change everything. Three years later, Alpha Kael feels the mate bond burn back to life. The Luna he discarded has returned, stronger, untouchable, and no longer his to command. This time, regret will not be enough.