The Alpha's Ex-mate: Reclaiming His Luna Mga Nobela at Kwento

She was happy having her in their pack. It has been a long time since they had a Luna. Although they were sad when their previous Luna betrayed them, Ana could tell that their previous Alpha was at his full power. She knows how their current alpha hated the word mate, it was after all his mother, the previous Luna who had betrayed killed his father her own mate. Everyone was at their worst and didn't known whether they would be able to recover or what. It was all thanks to their current alpha that they get back on their feet and become the strongest pack as well as the strongest Alpha in the region.

Intertwining our fingers, we hugged each other. Sighs! It was such a long journey. *************** THE END! Thank you for reading The Alpha’s Betrayed Luna Written By Moni Mikee/Moni Sky

I had no idea what he was saying, but I decided not to take a step like he had warned me. My eyes were shaking, then he said those words that broke me completely "I Alpha Alessandro Russo reject you, Elena George as my mate and future Luna. I have nothing to do with you and so I reject the mate bond." He didn't even give me a chance to say what I wanted to say. Staring at him as tears ran down my eyes, I knew he had no idea I had just lost the child that I was carrying. He had no idea that I had lost my family's and packs trust all because of that night's mistake. The least he could do was to take me in.

Alpha Carlos then embraces his true love. “If you’re Alpha Kristen, who is she?” Alpha Carlos points at Lacie. “I will leave that to Luna Sonia to explain. If that is okay with her. We will take our leave now.” I informed my ex-mate. “Do you not want to meet my brother Mateo when he gets back?” Alpha Carlos says. “That may be awkward. Having your rejected mate as a sister-in-law.” I tell him, his stupidity makes me laugh. “He is oblivious.” Luna Sonia says, looking at her mate.

I can’t afford to lose control again. Just then, the doors to the ICU open, and a tall, broad-shouldered woman in scrubs walks out. Everyone in the room seems to hold their breath as she flips through her file. “Who is the closest family member to Selene?” she asks. Ares steps forward instantly. “I’m the one who found her. I’m her mate.” “I’m her fiancé,” I interject, stepping forward too, refusing to let him take control of the situation. “I’m the Alpha,” Ares snaps, his voice cold and authoritative. “I want to see my mate.”

“They’re in the Alpha’s chamber right now, they must be sleeping together since they’ve missed each other so badly.” Ah. I can’t feel anything right now except my tears falling from my eyes. So, Aaron keeps me locked in this dark, filthy place while he makes love to her in his chamber here in this camp? The very chamber that even I, his Luna, was never given permission to enter? So much pain creeps inside me right now, until I can barely see anything and can hardly hear. “They will soon have the heir that the Alpha has long awaited, and you…” that mocking smile appeared again. “You will soon disappear and be forgotten. Poor Luna.”

he said smoothly, “I seem to have arrived at an interesting moment.” No one spoke. Marcus looked at Frederick, then me. “If your Alpha doesn’t want her…” The pack held its breath. His eyes burned with intent. “I will take her as my Luna.” The words thundered. Frederick’s wolf growled low and dangerous—an instinct deep inside warning of what was to come.

The line rings all of two times before a high and mighty sounding voice softly calls out a hello. “I am Alpha Lana and I am calling to inquire about my mate, Maddox DeVouix’s exile status that has been called into question.” There is a beat of silence. Before the voice clears and I can hear shuffling. “Yes, Alpha. We were just conversing with Alexia from Sage Moon. It seems there are some curious things happening in your pack… Would you care to explain them in your own words?”

“I don’t have a date or anything picked. I told you, it has to be an organic moment. It takes away from it if you know it’s coming, Luna.” I smiled at the familiar argument. It was sweet that the man thought he was going to surprise me somehow, but he was my mate. I’d known for the past three years; he’d known for just as long. We had sensed the bond at the exact same moment, after all. Still, there was something endearing about the fact that he wanted to make it somehow more special than it already was. I squeezed him a little closer, feeling affection bubble up in my chest. I felt like a bottle full of soda, ready to burst and fizz over the lid. “You’re so cute,” I murmured. I could practi