Novel & Cerita Alpha's Regret: The Luna Is Secret Heiress

Yet here he was, claiming the boy as his own. The raven cried again, a single, mournful note echoing across the frozen landscape. Winter turned back to the horizon, the decision made, the future already reshaping itself around the newborn heir. August let out a sigh and straightened, clearing his throat as he met Winter’s gaze squarely. “Whether you recognized Imogen as Luna or not, Alpha, we must make arrangements for her burial. She gave you a child—your first, your heir. She did not die as merely another woman in the harem. The court, the people, Torrine—they will remember her as Luna.”

Exhaled. When he spoke, his voice was low, threaded with old smoke. “Who calls?” he asked. Luna’s throat was dry. “I did,” she said. “Luna. Alpha of Moonshadow. Bearer of the Moonstone. Blood of the First Alphas. Or so I have been told.” A ghost of a smile touched his mouth. “‘Or so I have been told,’” he echoed. “Good. Skepticism. The young in my day swallowed prophecy like milk. It curdled them.”

she said softly. --- That night, Kael stood alone beneath the open sky, the full weight of his mistake settling heavily on his shoulders. For the first time since becoming Alpha, he bowed his head—not to the Moon, but to the truth he could no longer deny. Rejecting Lunaria had not freed him. It had marked him. And somewhere beyond his reach, the woman he had cast aside was rising— not as his Luna, but as something far more dangerous.

For four years by Kallum's side, everyone saw me as just the former Alpha's daughter. The pack's chief geneticist. No one knew the truth. I was his fated mate, chosen by the Moon Goddess herself. When my father died in battle, I gave Kallum the Alpha ring. I handed him absolute power and stepped back into the shadows of the lab. At night, against the floor-to-ceiling glass, his hands bruised my waist. He sank his fangs into the crook of my neck, claiming my mark over and over again. Come morning, he straightened his tie. All I got was cold, emotionless orders. Because his heart belonged to an outsider wolf. Scarlett. He knew her favorite champagne by heart. The night she separated from her h

His eyes glowed with lethal intent beneath his dark helmet. "You have crossed into royal territory," the guard said, his voice a low, echoing rumble. "We are just trackers," Kael choked out, the silver blade burning his skin. "We are looking for our Luna." The guard pressed the blade a fraction closer. A thin line of blood trickled down Kael’s neck. "There is no Luna here," the guard sneered. "Only our Crown Princess. And if a filthy Grimclaw mutt ever approaches these royal borders again, you will be slaughtered on sight. Do you understand?"

“I am the Luna of this place because as you know, Declan is the Alpha Heir. For those who might not know the details, Declan’s mother and father were Alpha and Luna Ragnar. Valdis killed them. Your leaders used this knowledge as part of training Declan for this mission. Filling his head with hate and judgement. He did his task, he took his vengeance which means he is restored as the Alpha. Which means as his mate I am Luna.” It was possibly the most attention I’d ever commanded, having to make that speech to so many angry faces but it felt good. Declan would be proud of how I am acting right now and that gave me a warm buzz of adrenalin. He calls me his queen, I want to deserve that title. “

“You watch your mouth, Halfmoon. She is Julian’s mate, and she’s carrying the Alpha’s heir. She’s the Luna.” Gerald huffed, yanked the door open, and slammed it behind him hard enough to rattle the frame. Harrison stayed on his feet and looked slowly around the room, his expression communicating very clearly that he was open to further objections. “Sit down, Beta.” Ruth crammed the last of her cookie into her mouth and spoke with total authority. “We all know Louisa is our Luna. No matter which man she stands beside. She has our support.” She looked around. “Am I right?”

If this is a ploy for her and her weak boyfriend to gain some power, it won’t work. But Lilith continues in a voice that leaves no room for argument. “You’ve been selected for a divine task. To rule this great kingdom of ours, alongside its future king and ruler.” “No,” I whisper. But no one is listening to me. “No.” “Brynne Rybak, Crown Alpha Prince of Shadowspire,” she says, turning back to me. Her eyes glow, shutting me up before I can utter another word. “The Moon Goddess has chosen Soma to be your Luna. With the moon as our witness, she shall be crowned princess and future Luna of Shadowspire. When the time is right, she’ll rule by your side, slaying rogues and bringing peace to these l

one said. “The kid doesn’t even know, does he?” the other whispered. “And the mother doesn’t care to show the kid who the father is.” “The Luna detests Alpha Zach so much that she doesn’t want her son involved with him. She is punishing him for letting her down years ago.” One of them said again. I took a deep breath and then took a few steps closer, my heart pounding against my ribs. “What kid?” I asked, trying to sound casual. I didn’t want to believe they were talking about my boy because they couldn’t have just gotten so much information when they were just soldiers who were supposed to guard the pack.

“She's got guts, hasn't she? Why does she even think I care? Huh! And to think we no longer follow each other. What is wrong with her? I hate her so much.” Too many questions and sentences in one statement. I didn't even care. Aella heaved a sigh. I could hear it from the other end. “The thing is, my lady. Good morning, to start with. Do you know Alpha Rune lied to Alpha and Luna that she would stay in The Oxen Pack until the end of next month? And the next thing that happens is her showing up in the pack with your mother.” What? “Are—are you joking?”