As the days turned into weeks, the stalemate between Valtor and Valeria persisted, leaving the family in a state of heightened concern. With the full moon looming, Valtor's lack of progress threatened to seal Karan's fate as the next Alpha. The family's hopes began to dwindle as they prepared for the inevitable. But then, on that fateful evening, a surprise awaited them. Valtor walked into the dinner gathering, his eyes clear and his demeanor sober. It was a sight they hadn't beheld in a long time. The recent improvements in his behavior had been encouraging, but what truly astonished them was the presence of Valeria by his side, her hand in his, a silent declaration of her acceptance as his Luna. The room fell silent, with all eyes fixed on the unlikely couple. The tension was clear, a mix of emotions swirling in the air: shock, curiosity, and a glimmer of hope. The family's worries and doubts seemed to hang in the balance, as if the fate of the pack hung on this unexpected turn
Valtor decided to pay his father a visit at hospital as he took Valeria along with him. As they entered the hospital room, Alpha motionless, his condition unchanged. Valtor and Valeria approached his bedside, holding hands, their faces filled with concern and love. Valtor spoke softly, "Father, we're here. We want to start our new life together, and we wish you were here to celebrate with us." We seek your blessing Father, even if you can't respond. We know you'd want us to be happy." They held hands, their eyes locked on Alpha Kael's serene face, willing him to wake up, to bless their union. Though he didn't respond, they felt a strange sense of peace because they knew his blessings was with them, approving their love. With heavy hearts but determined spirits, they left the hospital, their wedding preparations continuing, their love strong enough to overcome any obstacle. Valtor led Valeria to the fitting room, his eyes shining with excitement. As she tried on wedding dresses
Valeria tended to her wounded hand, carefully bandaging it before joining the family for breakfast. As she poured coffee, Valtor's sympathetic gaze met hers, his tone laced with feigned concern. "Hey, what happened to your hand?" he asked, ensuring the others wouldn't suspect him. Valeria played along, aware of the charade. "Just a minor accident in the kitchen while making coffee." The family's attention shifted to her bandaged hand, their expressions filled with genuine concern. Valtor's performance was convincing; no one would suspect him of being responsible. As the family showered her with sympathy, Valtor helped Valeria sit, serving her breakfast with a tender smile. "You should be more careful, dear," he said, his voice dripping with mock solicitude only Valeria could feel. Valeria's eyes locked onto his, a fleeting moment of tension between them. The facade was intact and the truth was perfectly hidden. Valeria pushed her food around her plate, her appetite los
As the family returned home, Annie's encounter with the mysterious woman weighed heavily on her mind. Though tempted to share her concerns, Annie hesitated, fearing she'd spark unnecessary panic and fear. Instead, she bottled up her worries, allowing them to simmer beneath the surface. The evening unfolded with laughter and conversation, but Annie's smile hid her inner turmoil. As night fell, Annie retreated to her room, her thoughts racing endlessly. The following morning, as Jackson departed for the capital, Valeria got up early and busied herself preparing breakfast. Shortly after she was done, the maids helped her set the dining table while the family came downstairs one after the other. Karan entered the kitchen, seeking coffee, and found Valeria serving the dishes into each bowl. "Ah, it's you," Karan said, smiling. "No wonder the aroma fills the air." Valeria's eyes met Karan's, her smile subtle. "Stop pulling my leg." "I'm being honest", he said trying to c
As they settled into the car, Valeria's curiosity resurfaced. "Who is he?" she asked gently, referring to the blind boy. Zara turned, scanning the surroundings. "Who's who?" Valeria clarified, "The little boy, Enoch. Karan's expression softened. "Oh!!! Well.........Enoch was abandoned at the hospital as a newborn, unfortunately His parents didn't want a blind son." Valeria's heart ached. "That's really heartbreaking." Karan nodded. "Yeah and even worse is, He knows the truth and that hurts him even more despite our attempts to shield him from it." Valeria's curiosity deepened. "Do you think his words are real?" Karan hesitated. "Some say it's mere coincidence; others believe he sees the future. "I for one used to think he did, but today....Zara chimed in, "A woman who tamed the great and mighty Alpha Valtor, Changing him from the social psychopath he was and turned him into a loving husband, can't be in a wrong union. Can you imagine?" Valeria's gaze dropped, unea
Zara's eyes widened as she stepped into the room. Valeria lay on the couch motionless, her chest rising and falling with each gentle breath. But Valeria wasn't the problem, it was the bed that caught Zara's attention. Only one side had been slept in, the other side still neatly made, as if untouched. Zara's mind began to whirl with questions. Why was Valeria sleeping on the couch and not on the bed? Had she and Valtor had a fight? The silence between them seemed oppressive, heavy with unspoken words. She took quiet steps, her eyes scanning the room for any sign of disturbance. The bed's untouched side seemed like a message, a message of separation. Zara's thoughts swirled with possibilities. Something didn't seem right, but she couldn't quite place her fingers around it yet. Her gaze drifted to the balcony door, slightly ajar. Curiosity drew her outside. The cool morning air enveloped her as she pushed open the door. A pillow on the chair caught her attention. She bent, inhali
Still reeling from the earlier commotion, Zara asked the maid to set the table while they retreated to freshen up for lunch. Meanwhile, Annie ascended the stairs, her expression troubled. She entered Alpha Kael's mother's room, her concern palpable. Alpha Kael's mother sensed Annie's unease and immediately grew worried. "Annie, child, what's wrong?" she asked, her voice laced with concern. "Why do you look so troubled." Annie sat beside her, collecting her thoughts. "If you had seen what I saw earlier Mother, you'd be as troubled as i am right now." Annie said, her voice barely above a whisper. Alpha Kael's mother leaned in, curiosity etched on her face. "Please, Annie, elaborate. What exactly is troubling you?" Annie hesitated, choosing her words carefully. "I went downstairs to see what the maids were preparing for lunch and on my way down i heard laughters and sounds in the kitchen and decided to see what was going on. And then, I saw Karan and Valeria and Zara
The household was eerily quiet, as if everyone had simultaneously retreated to their own worlds. Annie and Alpha Kael's mother remained in their respective rooms, lost in thought. Vandora and Lucilia had escaped to the shopping mall, seeking distraction from the tension. Zara's door remained firmly shut, a silent barrier between her and the world. Karan had sought solace at the orphanage, surrounded by innocent smiles. Valeria too had gone to see her dad and hopefully a get a breath of fresh air. But Valtor's whereabouts remained Unknown since he had just stormed out, his absence as unsettling as his presence. At the orphanage, Karan stood transfixed, watching the children's laughter-filled soccer game. Enoch approached from behind, his walking stick tapping softly on the ground. "You look troubled, my friend," Enoch said, his voice warm and wise, as he stood beside Karan. Karan turned, a hint of curiosity on his face. "What makes you say that Enoch?" Enoch smil