All Chapters of Alpha King's Lost Luna: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

CASSANDRA I suddenly felt as if it were hard to breathe. The air felt heavy, and a strong wave of emotion engulfed me as I thought about the fact that Asher had ventured into the inferno to find me. The burn marks that covered his back made sense and answered the questions that hid in the back of my mind for so much time. He’d plunged right into the blaze and searched for me. As my thoughts swirled around my mind like a hurricane, I felt almost sick. I couldn’t help but think about what life could have been like had he found me after all. What if he’d arrived in time to save me? Would I have retained my old face, my old form? We wouldn’t have been separated all of these years. But as tempting as it was to consider what could have been, there was no room for regret. Had Asher saved me in time, I wouldn’t have become a healer. Finnick’s life would have been in immediate danger since he was Asher’s son, and I was nothing more than an exiled, foolish girl in love. Everything happene

ASHERCassandra stiffened up at the mention of Silas’ name and quickly gathered up her belongings.“I should take my leave,” she said quietly, and she nervously tucked her hair behind her ear. “We can speak more later. Have a good night.”“You too,” I said, and then I addressed the guard. “Send him in at once.”The doors parted and in walked Silas Moses. My brother-in-law’s face was weary, and his eyes had dark circles beneath them as if he hadn’t gotten much sleep. Not that I could blame him, of course. Last night's events had gone long into the night. The entire Pack had been so thrilled to see the Beta that the celebration had been drawn out.Silas glanced at Cassandra but didn’t say a word as the beautiful healer passed him. Instead, he offered her a soft nod, which she returned in kind, and then he gave me a polite bow of respect.“Good evening, Your Majesty,” he said formally in his calm, even voice. “I hope I’m not interrupting anything.”“No, not at all, Silas,” I said, and I

CASSANDRA When I returned to the clinic after Asher’s health check, Marley was speaking with a patient. I waited patiently for them to finish, and when she turned around to face me, she smiled. “Have you seen Becky?” I wondered. My friend nodded and gestured behind her. “She’s in the lab room. She’s been back there all day. Hasn’t taken a break at all today.” Becky hadn’t come to breakfast either. As hard as I tried, I couldn’t stop worrying about her. She had always been a dedicated worker and assistant, but she was pushing herself too far. She needed to take a break and face what was going on. So, I nodded and then headed toward the lab room. When I reached the door, I knocked twice, and when I didn’t get a response, I entered anyway. Becky was standing in front of one of our devices, studying it so closely that she hadn’t even realized I’d entered until I walked up beside her. “Cassy,” she exclaimed, and she pushed her round glasses up her nose. “I didn’t even see you.” Aft

BECKYAfter saying goodbye to Cassandra and Marley, I made my way back to my house, and the entire walk there was spent with a mounting anxiousness in my belly.I knew there was likely going to be a confrontation with my mother the moment I stepped through the door. She would likely inquire about my whereabouts from the night before and would also undoubtedly bring up the subject of marrying the seemingly decent yet boring man she’d been campaigning for weeks now.I sighed as I walked. This was all so exhausting. I worked long hours in the clinic and the lab, only to have to come home to tiring conversations about my love life.I slowed my pace a little. I’d already been gone all night. She could wait for me a little longer.The night air was crisp and I stared up at the glittering stars above me. It was a nice evening, but I felt so suffocated. I longed for the freedom the stars had. I wanted desperately to distance myself from my mother’s pressure, but it was all so complicated. Des

BECKY I widened my eyes and for a moment, I couldn’t react. I was frozen like a statue, trapped in this moment with the Beta of the Crescent Pack. This was all so crazy. Frederick, Silas, my mother, all of it. My mind was filled to the brim with swirling thoughts, and I was thinking so fast that I could hardly process it all. But as I stared into Silas’ eyes, I remembered the night in the garden, and my mind shifted to anger. “What are you trying to do?” I demanded as I glared at him. “Why are you here, Silas?” “I told you, I came here to help,” he replied, and then his mouth hardened into a thin line. “And I don’t want you to be touched by other men.” Irritation bloomed within me and I shook my head as I thought again about the fact that he had kicked Frederick to the ground. Surely, my would-be suitor would bring this mess of drama to my mother’s door, which would lead to even more nagging. “I didn’t need your help or your attention,” I insisted as I pulled my arm back. “I co