All Chapters of The Alpha's Commoner Bride: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

LukeI’ve read her handwritten note every night since I received it. Paul and Row tried to hide it from me for a while, something so secretive about their intentions to keep me from having this letter that Aurora wrote for me, knowing our last interaction together would be us running from the Apogee pack, from Xander, and me making sure she would get away.I should be satisfied knowing we are both alive, but I’m not. She has been such a huge part of my life and now she is gone. I can’t see her again, can’t talk to her again, and oddly, I mourn our friendship. When it gets late at night, every night, I find the note I hid on top of the cabinets in the kitchen and read it over, seeing stains of tears blur the ink in some places.You will always be my first love, reads the very last line. I so desperately wished she write down where she was, or even gave me a hint, but not her, or anyone here, wants to tell me.I should forget about her, about our history, and it’s been a hectic few week

AuroraIt’s difficult to walk, having to lean my weight on Jaxson’s side, his arm hooked around my back, while my knee is wrapped so tight in gauze tape that it makes my whole leg numb. Jaxson grumbles, wishing I would stay in the hut, in bed, giving him an excuse to dote over me tonight and miss this meeting in the village but I am stubborn and he is desperate to please me.“You’re too weak for this, sweetheart,” he moans, my pace stalling as I trip once, his arm clinging to me to steady my balance and help me not fall forward. “Please, let me take you home.”“No, Jaxson, we’re not missing this meeting. I want to vote. You should be there. If they want you as Alpha, then they obviously think you are worthy of the role. They feel safe with you.”“They wouldn’t if they knew who I really was,” he grumbles.We arrive to the little hut that once belonged to the Alpha and Luna. The entire village is here, in the back yard where a small campfire is rolling waves of heat. I can tell the othe

 Aurora As my twentieth birthday approaches, I fear the oncome of what this will mean for my life. I have always felt a little immature, but I think now that things will change. I will be more brave; I will finally feel free to make my own life something worth living and worth protecting. I know I will never have to worry about being protected with Jaxson around. My Alpha is dutiful and fierce. He doesn’t let anything happen to his Luna.We have done nothing but talk about what we wanted for our ceremony. I want what I saw in my moon goddess vision. I would prefer us in a field, alone, just my Alpha and I. But he insists on Dawn pack being there. He wants everyone there to witness us officially mated in ceremony, of pe