All Chapters of UNDER THE ALPHA'S UMBRELLA : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Carter, the hunter who managed to escape, ran back to their camp, panting, his face streaked with sweat and dirt. The other hunters watched him warily, sensing the tension in the air. Frank, the second-in-command, stood in the center, arms crossed, his piercing eyes fixed on Carter.“Why have you come back alone? Where are the others?” Frank questioned, his voice low and dangerous. ““They... they’re dead. An Alpha from another pack came with his warriors and launched an attack on us, they ambushed us. We didn’t stand a chance,” Carter explained, swallowing hard his saliva as he wiped the sweat on his forehead.“You were twenty in number, armed with weapons. How did one Alpha and a few warriors take you down?”“They were different. They were stronger than any other werewolves we’ve faced. They had weapons too, even guns,” Carter answered, his voice wavering “Why didn’t you contact us? You could have called the camp for backup!” Frank said.“We tried to call for backup, but—”“But w

The whispers began the moment the warriors returned from Stone Moon Pack. What had started as hushed conversations among a few members soon spread like wildfire, fueled by the warriors who’d seen the way Grayson had treated Evelyn back on the battlefield.The talk about Grayson and Evelyn's relationship soon became the words on everyone's lips at the pack.Two ladies, Lucy and Sarah, on their way to the stream to get water were busy talking about what they heard.“You hear what they’re saying about Alpha Grayson and that strange girl?” Lucy said, lowering her voice as though the grasses might have ears.“Yeah, I heard. It’s hard not to. The whole pack’s talking about it.” Sarah replied.Lucy shot her a sidelong glance, clearly uncomfortable. “Do you think it’s true? That he’s been keeping her in his room? I thought that was just a rumor,” She asked.Sarah frowned, a deep furrow creasing her brow.“I don’t know, but Alpha Grayson has never done anything like this before. He’s always

Evelyn stretched her arms, feeling the familiar pull of freedom as she stood at the door to Grayson’s room. She turned to face him, his brow furrowed in disapproval.“You really think you’re ready?” Grayson asked in a low voice that showed concern.Evelyn smiled gently and replied, “I’ve been ready for days. You can’t keep me in your room forever.”“I’m not trying to keep you,” Grayson protested.“Yes, you are,” she cut in, laughing. “And it’s sweet, but I need some air and I also need to take a stroll. My feet feel numb,” Evelyn added.Grayson’s eyes softened, but he crossed his arms. “I don’t like this.” He said.“You don’t have to,” Evelyn replied. She leaned up, pecking his cheek. “I’ll be fine, Alpha,” Evelyn said and made her way out of the room.As she walked down the hall, she noticed the servants whispering. Their eyes flickered to her, then quickly away as she passed. Evelyn smiled as she passed them by. She knew exactly what they were gossiping about — Grayson.Evelyn d

Whispers of Grayson’s acceptance of Evelyn as his mate spread like wildfire through the Silvermoon pack. Servants, warriors, and pack members carried the news, their words laced with curiosity, judgment, and shock. Around the pack grounds, small clusters of wolves gathered, murmuring about the Alpha’s unprecedented declaration.Some were bewildered, unable to reconcile the image of their strong, unyielding leader with his choice of mate—a woman many still deemed unworthy. Others expressed outrage, citing the drama from the New Moon Festival and questioning Evelyn’s intentions and capability to lead as their Luna.As the tension simmered, petitions began to pile up on Grayson’s desk. They were penned with bold words of disapproval, underscoring the pack’s division. Many argued that Evelyn, as an outsider, could not possibly uphold their traditions or understand the sacrifices required of a Luna. Others warned of potential unrest, hinting that her acceptance would fracture the unity of

“I heard you fought with the council of elders because of me, and you even stripped one of them of his position,” Evelyn said as she entered Grayson’s office, her expression a mixture of worry and gloom.Grayson looked up from his desk, his brow furrowing. “Is that why you look so sad? Who told you?”“Does anyone need to tell me? It’s already the talk of the town,” Evelyn replied, folding her arms across her chest.Grayson motioned to a chair. “Come here, sit down.”“I’m not sitting down, Grayson,” Evelyn snapped, pacing the room. “The pack members hate me. I can’t walk through the pack without hearing whispers or seeing fingers pointed at me. And now that you’ve fought with an elder, they’ll despise me even more.”Grayson sighed and stood up, walking over to her. “I didn’t fight with him because of you. He was disrespectful to me. Look, Evelyn, don’t let what’s going on in the pack bother you. Sooner or later, they’ll get over it.” He wrapped his arms around her, pulling her into a c