All Chapters of Stolen Luna By The Rival Alpha: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

SeraphinaAlexander strolled in with his usual effortless charm, dressed in a perfectly tailored suit that reminded me of our very first date. He flashed a grin, his adorable dimples making an appearance on either side of his face. As soon as he sank into his chair, a flurry of maids and butlers appeared, quickly setting dish after dish of food on the table.“Hey, I missed you,” Alexander said, flashing that grin of his, the one that always made my heart skip a beat. He reached across the table, his fingers brushing against mine. The moment our hands touched, it was like an electric charge zipped through me, sending a wave of warmth straight to my core. This… this was what it was supposed to feel like. Like the Moon Goddess herself was gently pushing me toward Alexander, but despite the undeniable connection, something inside me just wouldn’t let me fully lean in. It’s all my fault.Seeing his face light up with pure happiness, like I was the best thing that had happened to him all da

Seraphina"Can she hear me talking?" I asked, feeling way out of my depth with all this human medicine stuff. Seraphina needed stitches, needles, fluids, and even surgeries to get better, which was weird because werewolves usually heal on their own.Jordan, looking a bit surprised by all the medical gear, replied casually, "She can." He was scribbling notes and checking things off his list, muttering to himself like he always did. Ever since he joined my pack back in 1670, I'd trusted him completely.The door swung open, and Hayes walked in, his eyes flicking between Seraphina and me, clearly trying to find the right words. "Hey boss, I know it's not the best time, but we need to start thinking about how to handle Xandriel," he said with a tired sigh, folding his hands. "They probably already know she's gone and might send some guys over soon.""I'll inform the Mackenzies, but maybe we should pay them a visit instead," I replied. It had been ages since I last spoke to the guy, so a qu

Alexander"When did the Mackenzies and Winona start working together?" Percival asked, casually crossing his arms and strolling around. The floor groaned beneath him, and I could feel the weight of the place settling deeper into decay. Patrick always found it strange to write letters to people who would eventually betray everyone. The floor was littered with debris from fallen ceiling pieces, and the whole place was decaying from water damage and animal activity. It’s wild that I still remember sitting at this table, raising a glass to Patrick’s friendship.I didn’t think it would be until around 1650. A little while ago, he gave us a task to do together. Even after all these years, I can still remember the important dates. Just then, the floor cracked even more, and Percival’s feet suddenly dropped through. My heart skipped a beat, and I scrambled to catch him before he fell into the unknown. I grabbed his arm, but just as I let go, I heard the splash of water and his colorful choice

Alexander I leaned casually against the wall, trying to stay composed as Jordan flipped through his clipboard for what felt like the hundredth time. The routine had become a dull blur over the past few days, each moment blending into the next. Exhaustion was starting to wear me down, and I couldn’t shake the feeling that my partner had done something to upset me. Naturally, I was starting to blame myself.A gnawing thought kept circling in my mind: was there something I’d done centuries ago that was causing all this chaos now? It was a tormenting shadow that seemed to follow me, no matter where I turned.Jordan’s voice broke through my thoughts. “The injuries she’s sustained are pretty severe,” he said, glancing up with a grim look. “It might take a while to heal—possibly even a year.” My heart sank at the news. “It’s risky, especially with a war on the horizon,” he added, making the stakes even clearer. If it came down to it, she wouldn’t be able to defend herself, and that was a th

Seraphina Here, I saw women genuinely loving their husbands, not burdened by monstrous shadows or chained up like animals. Their bones weren’t sticking out. It was a relief to witness this.I chuckled to myself. “Hey there, it was a surprise to see that she was a woman—I haven’t seen a woman over thirty in ages.” I could now go outside whenever I wanted, grab a bite, freshen up, chill, watch TV, or call anyone on my cell phone. Margo and I even went to the mall together, just the two of us. No guys this time. Yeah, I’ve got the reading, writing, and speaking thing down now.“I got so wrapped up in Alexander's world that I totally forgot about the potential consequences,” I admitted, not intending to share this with Jordan, but the words just flowed. The more I opened up, the more relief and satisfaction I felt. “It’s really nice here, and I genuinely appreciate it,” I said, feeling a weight lift off my shoulders.Jordan paused, then shook his head with a small smile. “Nah,” he replie