The Alpha's Rejected Luna and Her Secret Heir
He looks for a long moment at Rowan, wide-eyed at his mother's side, and then he lowers himself down to one knee on the stone.
"The boy has the Alpha's eyes," Dorian says, his rough voice carrying to the rafters, "and the Silver's own heart. Thornridge has bled five long years under a false friend's hand. I, for one, would sooner bleed for the true thing." And then, one by one, all down the length of the hall, my warriors go to their knees.
Not for me. For the boy. For his mother. For the family I threw into the dark, and that the Goddess, in her mercy or her terrible humor, has seen fit to hand back to me anyway.