All Chapters of Under The Moonlight: Alpha's Bride : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Chapter 42 The peaceful calm of the forest engulfed us, and the pleasant breeze brushed against my skin was complemented by the delicate rustling of the trees. As birds gently glided in the air, the cloudy sky above presented a gorgeous sight.In the middle of such natural beauty, my heart was heavy with frustration. I had carried the weight of my anguish for far too long, with no one to confide in during my darkest hours.But now, with Amara by my side, I felt a renewed feeling of trust and understanding. I felt obliged to open up about my past as she shared hers, to reveal the wounds that had formed me."My mother passed away shortly after giving birth to me," I continued, my voice gentle and vulnerable.Amara's eyes said a lot about her sympathy and genuine care for my misery."I grew up as the only female in the household, living with my grandfather and father. It was the most difficult time of my life, and I yearned for the presence of a mother, a comforting figure to guide me,"

Chapter 44The backyard exuded an enchanting aura as the fragrance of various flowers mingled in the air, painting the atmosphere with delightful scents. The sun bid farewell to the cloudy sky, casting a warm glow upon the surroundings.My mind was still reeling from the shocking revelation that I had been sold to an alpha. It was the most heart-wrenching part of the whole ordeal. Regardless of the reasons behind my parents' deal with Xavier, the fact remained that I had been sold like a possession, granting Xavier the legal right to claim me. The realization was a painful truth that I struggled to come to terms with.As a gentle breeze picked up, I halted and turned to face my genuine friend, Amara, who had been a constant source of support by my side."What if the child is a boy?" my curiosity compelled me to seek further knowledge.Amara seemed to sense my desperation and interest in the topic, hesitating slightly before responding. I could tell my curiosity had raised some reservat

Chapter 46 My gaze searched the crowd, taking in the imposing presence of the Oak Pack, the watchful Mountain Guards, and Hina, who was now a few feet behind me. Their collective attention weighed heavily on me as if I were a monument being examined."Maya from the Mountain!" I yelled out, my voice firm and commanding. "What makes you want to take Hina away from me?"Maya, who was big and intimidating, took a step forward. "Hina is a member of the Mountain Pack; she rightfully belongs with us," she stated emphatically.I said, shaking my head, my medium-brown hair falling down my back, "Hina is not a prisoner here; I willingly gave her shelter.""You have no idea how dangerous she is," explained Maya."What is the danger?" I inquired, hoping to completely comprehend the issue."For a young bride, staying here instead of in the mountains poses risks at every second," she explained."I will not allow you to take her against her will," I declared emphatically."Somethings are predetermin

Chapter 48 I found myself alone and without hope, navigating a perilous trial, attempting to buy time by keeping Hina close and hoping to reach Vera. Maya, on the other hand, was a strong foe, and I had miscalculated her drive to smash both Hina and me for questioning her authority.I had a strange feeling about Maya from the time I met her, but I had no idea she was so hostile toward me. She detested my inquisitive temperament, as well as my tendency to question and blindly accept regulations.Despite my best efforts, Maya's deft methods influenced the majority against my arguments about the wonder declaration. She was skilled at manipulating others and causing them to work against me.My rage threatened to consume me, but I couldn't afford to be vulnerable. Instead, I kept my cool and confidently addressed the audience. "I deeply respect our traditions," I continued, "but I also believe in the power of progress and growth. Just because something has been done in a certain way for ce

Chapter 50I couldn't help but wonder how Bella left the courtroom with Hina on her back, and how she stayed unaffected by Hina's very high body temperature. I couldn't help but sense the weight of the moment as everyone returned to their seats. It was my turn to talk, and Hina had pointed at me for a purpose."What are your plans? It's your turn to speak; she pointed to you, so there must be a reason," on his way back to his seat, I said to Ray.Ray, on the other hand, avoided eye contact and had been distrustful of me since the first time I saw him. He rarely spoke to anyone, preferring to observe with fascinating eyes and emitting an enigmatic atmosphere that kept others at a distance. His enigmatic demeanor has always captivated and bewildered me.Why would he try to murder a little girl? Hina's bloodied hands from that night came into my mind. And what was he doing out late at night when the door was shut?The trial had already disclosed many secrets, but I had a feeling there was