All Chapters of Under The Moonlight: Alpha's Bride : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Chapter 91 As I struggled with the weight of my Alpha obligations, memories of my father's leadership flooded my thoughts. He bore the task of guarding the pack against enemies and upholding our customs and culture. Even when he wasn't there, I found myself wanting to be like him. When his father was killed by human hunters, he seized the kingdom at a young age after becoming the Alpha of the Oak pack. He had become the Underworld's youngest Alpha, fearless.Despite the obstacles and attempts by foes to destroy the Oak pack following his departure, I was able to protect and lead the family, winning their trust and respect. Without flinching, I have faced frightening wars. But with Levine and Sansa, I felt an odd vulnerability that I couldn't put my finger on.I determined not to divulge my weakness to anyone after feeling the scent of a traitor lurking within the pack. There was an adversary among us, disguised as an oak, conspiring to bring me down, and I needed to discover the pers

Chapter 93Sansa's decision to sacrifice herself for Logan, her boyfriend, annoyed me to no end. It felt like she was the only person in the world who cared about me, and I couldn't handle the thought of her choosing someone else over me. My emotions were jumbled, and I paced back and forth outside my door, attempting to calm down before acting rashly.The mansion was deserted, and we were both struggling alone, in need of someone to lean on. I grabbed for the doorknob in her room but refrained from entering. It wasn't the appropriate time to approach Sansa when my rage was out of control.My frustration felt like continually slamming my head against a brick wall in an attempt to break it down. Sansa frightened me in the same way that Bella feared Kevin. I knew I wasn't as vicious as Kevin, who had constantly tormented and humiliated Bella. Kevin and Bella were notorious in the pack for their destructive and aggressive relationship.My objective had been to keep Sansa near in the hopes

Chapter 95Xavier's Pov Grief and regret engulfed my soul like an insatiable wildfire in the aftermath of recent occurrences. The home was strangely quiet, with a gloomy feeling pervading every nook. I couldn't get the weight of losing everyone I'd ever loved off my shoulders, my heart hurting for those I couldn't save in time. Fate felt merciless, pitting my existence against me like a tenacious foe. My desire for vengeance against the enemy was intense, yet he eluded me, continuing with his nasty methods.My biggest regret in life was that I couldn't save my parents; as the Alpha of the Oak Pack, I should have been there to protect them.My worst guilt was directed at my parents, whom I couldn't protect despite being the Alpha of the Oak Pack. Every night, the horrific recollections of their death tortured me, a harsh reminder of my incapacity to change the past.As time passed, I couldn't help but see the inevitability of certain events. Regret gnawed at my spirit, a constant remi

Chapter 97 Xavier's POV Elodie's words resonated like fateful whispers in the poorly lit room. "It's not a question of right and wrong; you can't change the future; no matter what you do, the future will remain static," she murmured as we both were in the room together, her voice barely audible.Elodie's convictions were unwavering. "If someone is fated to die, he will die; if one is fated to live, he will live."In reaction, my determination blazed. "No, I would not accept a future that did not favor me," I said, my heart racing.Her next question surprised me. "What if I tell you that I can only save one and that the other will perish?" she probed the depths of my soul with her question.Vera had presented me with the same quandary previously, leaving me dumbfounded and my mind a maelstrom of contradictory feelings."Would you be willing to give up your brother to save the bride you were begging me to save just a few seconds ago? Or do you want to save your brother?""I have no ans

Chapter 99Sansa's Pov Shadows danced on the walls as I sat facing my stern grandfather, anxious to solve the mystery of my parents' remarkable love. The air was tense because I knew how he felt about anything non-human, especially my mother, a werewolf—the very kind he was famed for hunting."Lay me next to your mother when I close my eyes for the rest of my life, and I will rest in peace," my father's ultimate wish to be buried near the woman he loved, my mother, resonated in my thoughts.He recalled their fateful meeting in the bush, where he was hunting to protect the locals from wild animals. He discovered my mother there, injured and in werewolf form. He brought her home and cared for her wounds out of compassion for animals, unknowing of her true nature.When Grandfather Falkor was away, my father nursed her, and to his surprise, she evolved into a human in before of his eyes—a revelation that warmed his heart and spurred an ardent desire to learn more about her.Their bond gr