All Chapters of Crescent Moon Alphas: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

AriaAs I sit in the small, sterile room, waiting for the doctor to arrive, I start feeling a knot of anxiety in the pit of my stomach. I've been feeling sick lately – morning sickness, nausea, exhaustion – and I don't know what's causing it.The door opens, and the doctor enters, a kind smile on her face. "Aria," she says, "let's see what's going on with you."I nod, taking a deep breath as she begins to examine me, checking my vitals and asking questions about my symptoms. When she's done, she sits back, her expression thoughtful."Well, Aria," she says, her eyes meeting mine, "I have some news for you. You're pregnant."For a moment, I can't breathe, my mind reeling from the unexpected revelation. But then, as the shock fades, a feeling of pure joy washes over me. I'm going to be a mother… Callum’s a father. He’ll be over the moon."I'm... I'm pregnant?" I stammer, a smile spreading across my face. "Oh, my goodness, I can't believe it!"The doctor smiles back, her eyes warm. "Congr

AriaI stumble, my body finally giving in to the unbearable strain. I collapse to the ground, my knees sinking into the damp earth as I clutch at my chest, desperately trying to catch my breath. The pain is relentless, a constant reminder of the bond that was ripped from me, the love and support that I had once relied on, are now gone.Tears well up in my eyes once more, but this time they're not just for the betrayal I've suffered. They're for the loss of my strength, the seemingly insurmountable challenge that lies ahead of me as I try to rebuild my life without Callum.As I lie there, my body wracked with pain and my heart aching with grief, I feel a flicker of fear. What if I'm not strong enough to face this new reality? What if the burden of this pain is too much for me to bear?But even as these thoughts threaten to consume me, I refuse to give in to despair. I've come too far and fought too hard to let this pain define me. With a trembling hand, I wipe away my tears, gritting m

CallumI summon Brayden, my trusted Beta, to my office. His face is etched with concern when he arrives, clearly sensing that something is amiss."Brayden," I begin, taking a deep breath before explaining everything that has transpired between Aria and me. "Aria has left the pack – for good. I broke our bond and... and she rejected me as her mate."His eyes widen in disbelief, shock written all over his face. "Callum, why on earth would you do that? You and Aria were perfect for each other. I know you don't love Tamara, not like you loved Aria. She was the love of your life."My emotions bubble over, a mixture of anger, regret, and frustration. In a fit of rage, I sweep my arm across my desk, sending papers and small objects flying. "I don't need you to tell me that, Brayden!" I yell, my voice cracking. "I already know!"My Alpha aura flares up, and I fix Brayden with an intense stare, trying to regain control of the situation. "I need you to track Aria down," I demand, my voice tight

Callum The silence in my quarters is deafening. I pace back and forth, Aria's face haunting my thoughts. Her beautiful amber eyes, once so full of life and love, now shattered by my betrayal. I should never have let her go. She was everything to me - my fated mate, my Luna, my whole world. And now she's gone, slipped through my fingers like sand. My wolf whines and scratches inside me, aching for our mate. Our true mate. No matter how much I try to justify it, I know Aria and I belonged together. What have I done? I sink down on my bed, head in hands. Doubt gnaws at me, shame burning through my veins. I was the one who pushed her away and destroyed our bond. For what? For power? Prestige? None of it matters without her. I should go after Aria. Fight for our love and bring her home where she belongs. Before it's too late. But it's too late, isn't it? She's fled, far beyond my reach. And now duty binds me here as Alpha - I cannot simply abandon my pack for a woman, no matter how

Callum Rage boils through my veins as I pace back and forth across my study. The image of Aria kneeling before that cursed Silverfang Alpha is seared into my mind. Elijah's hands on her shoulders, embracing her. The words of loyalty slipping from her lips. Words that should have been meant for me alone. With an anguished roar, I sweep my arm across the desk, sending papers and books crashing to the floor. It does nothing to the tempest inside me. "Callum, you need to calm down," Brayden urges, watching me warily from across the room. "Losing control won't change anything now." I whirl on him, eyes blazing. "You don't understand! I've lost her, Brayden. Truly lost her this time." My voice cracks on the words. Aria pledged herself to another Alpha tonight. Severed the last fragile bond still tethering us. She is bound to the Silverfangs now in a way I cannot undo. Brayden's green eyes reflect sympathy and regret. "I warned you that casting Aria out would only lead to more pain. Bu