All Chapters of Under The Moonlight: Alpha's Bride : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Chapter 61 Xavier's Pov Certainties appeared doomed to fail from the start. The urgent desire to reconcile the schism between my brother and myself proved useless, a bridge too far to cross.When my feelings got too great to bear, I sought sanctuary in the darkness, away from inquisitive eyes. Tears that begged to flow freely were repressed behind a strong veneer, my countenance a well-crafted mask to protect the fury within. I lingered outside the chamber, barred from entering the holy space that held the thread of life for Levine, waiting for the news that seemed to take a lifetime.Elodie, a figure of seasoned wisdom and deep spirituality among our flock, finally emerged from the room. Her glance met mine, filled with wisdom and compassion. "He clings to life, despite the fact that the sands of time are shifting. Be ready for whatever fate has in store for you," her words conveyed both solace and grief.My throat clenched, and a single tear ran down my cheek, the outward embodimen

Chapter 63Xavier's Pov My life had been a frenzy of travel and celebration as a free spirit, partying in several countries with a large group of friends. When I came home, it was just for a short time, and my mother never moaned because she knew I'd be gone shortly. My father, on the other hand, was always concerned about my free-spirited character, hoping that I would completely embrace my pack position.While I was technically a pack member, I never felt like one, especially when I wasn't carrying out my responsibilities. Despite my reservations, the Oak pack readily offered me the crown following my parents' sad death. They regarded me as the proper succession because I was the son of the revered Alpha, Garrison Ronan. They were my family in this way, though I couldn't help but feel unworthy of their love and commitment.My parents' deaths had changed my perspective on family, and Levine's absence during my years of seeking him was a cause of tremendous anguish.Sansa's animosity

Chapter 65Sansa's pov When I watched Adam standing fearlessly in front of the wild creature while its blood-curdling cry rang through the deep jungle, I couldn't believe my eyes. His determined gaze was unwavering as he swung the sword, inflicting the beast great anguish.Adam altered positions quickly, fooling the thing, and rapidly thrust his sword into its neck, delivering a killing blow. As its gigantic form slumped like a fallen tower, the creature's anguished moans faded. Without pausing, Adam wiped the blood from his sword with a little towel from his pocket before tossing it aside.He rushed over to me, his hand outstretched in concern. "Are you okay?" he asked, his voice tinged with concern."Still breathing," I said, shakily grasping his hand in mine to hoist myself up."Did it cause any harm to you?" he queried, his gaze scouring my body for any signs of injury."In survival, anything can happen," I skirted his inquiry, attempting to minimize the little pain to my elbow fr

Chapter 67 Sansa's pov Bella's laughter boomed down the corridor, surprising me. As she stood up, a dazzling smile spread across her face as she turned to face me."Have you ever shed tears of pure joy?" she inquired, her enthusiasm apparent.I was caught aback by her abrupt change of manner, and as she approached me, her joy contrasted with her recent anguish, I could only shake my head."I've always wondered what it would be like to cry happy tears. I finally know today," she continued, her smile unwavering."Isn't that a little much? Shouldn't you, even if you loathed your husband, at least wait until the burial is over?" I spoke with caution."What do you think you know? Nothing!" Her rage erupted, and I immediately regretted unwittingly causing her grief."I wasn't his wife; I was merely a toy he used to break me, inflict pain on me, and subject me to everything that could harm me. I wasn't Beta's wife; I was just an obedient puppet who did whatever he wanted. Every waking momen

Chapter 69Nobody seemed astonished by Bella's defiant grin; they'd already designated her as such and expected her to demand her freedom. She carried herself with an air of self-sufficiency as if nothing could stop her.While her judgment was correct, I couldn't help but wonder why those who were dissatisfied seemed to have lost a war. Did they intend to continue bullying her?Maya expressed her displeasure, saying, "What precisely is this? At the funeral, no other colors are authorized. You are aware of the Oak Pack's regulations, but you continue to violate them, as you usually do."Bella responded in a lighthearted manner, joking with Maya, "The Oak Pack has a rule that no bride will be registered under her husband's name after she has lost him. I am no longer a member of the Oak Pack, and as such, I am not subject to any of its rules."Maya reminded Bella, in an attempt to subtly threaten her, that "you are still in the territory of the Oak Pack."I observed the Alpha of the Oak P