All Chapters of Bound by the Moon: Alina's Destiny: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

I sat in the Serenity Pack’s meeting room, a grand space draped in golds and whites, the colors of their pack. The walls were lined with banners embroidered with the Serenity crest, and a massive chandelier hung above us, casting a warm, golden glow across the polished marble table where we sat.Serenity Pack was known for their ability to sense truth, which helped them make good investments. Their funds were almost on the same level as the Alpha King’s... just short by two billion.Yet, despite the room’s beauty, there was an unmistakable weight in the air.Alpha Miles was late.Fifteen minutes late to a meeting with the Alpha King.That wasn’t an accident. That was a message. A very bold one at that.Andrew’s fingers tapped rhythmically against the tabletop, his expression unreadable, but through our bond, I could feel his frustration simmering beneath the surface. He was pissed. Understandably so. It was viewed as disrespectful and completely rude to be late to a meeting in your ow

Andrew leaned back into his chair, exuding confidence so effortlessly that it bled into me.“I think we need some time to discuss,” Alpha Miles finally said, his voice lacking the same certainty it had held when the meeting first started.Andrew glanced down at his watch, his movements slow and deliberate.Completely Unbothered.“Well,” he mused, adjusting the cuff of his suit, “I have a meeting with Alpha Dale in about thirty minutes. So I suggest you come to a conclusion before I exit your pack territory.” His tone was clipped and professional, but unmistakably authoritative. “And do make haste. I have plenty more meetings to attend. Meetings with packs I have no doubt will not waste even a minute of my time.”And with that, he stood, adjusting the lapels of his suit as if this meeting was nothing more than a minor inconvenience. He extended his hand toward me.I took it without hesitation. We turned toward the door.Just as Andrew reached for the handle, a voice echoed through the

The meeting played out like all the others.Evidence was laid in front of him.Proof of Henry’s treason. The documents, the bank transactions, the connection to the Malcones. proof of me being his true daughter.It was all there.But unlike the other Alphas we had confronted…Jeremiah wasn’t shocked.He didn’t even seem interested in any way.His expression remained calm, unbothered. Like this was nothing more than a mild inconvenience.And worse?He wasn’t even listening.His attention wasn’t on Andrew or Eli.Or the evidence. None of it had his attention because...It was on me. His unwanted attention was undevided and completely on me.His sharp, calculating gaze remained locked onto me. Like I was something rare. Something intriguing. Something that fascinated him in a way nothing else did.Like I was some artifact that had never been discovered before.And Andrew?He noticed. It was practically impossible to not notice. His presence behind me became heavier. His frustration c

"You know, I’ve heard a lot of rumors about you."Jeremiah’s voice was smooth wayyyyy too smooth. As if he was testing the waters, casting his bait and hoping I would take it.I kept my eyes on my book, pretending to be unimpressed. But the way he was looking at me? Like I was some puzzle he was determined to figure out? It made my skin prickle with awareness."Oh really?" I said, cocking a brow. "Like what?"He smirked, tilting his head slightly. "Nothing bad," he chuckled, clearly amused by how quickly I had taken the bait.I rolled my eyes and turned a page, determined not to let him get under my skin. But he kept talking."Omegas talk a lot, They like to gossip. But every word I’ve heard so far? It’s all the same." he said.He leaned in slightly, his scent that smelled just like pine and smoked leather flooded my lungs. "That you’re different. That you’re not just some spoiled Luna basking in power. That you’re kind. Empathetic. Compassionate." His lips twitched into something unr

The kingdom was safe.For the first time, there were no whispers of war, no threats lurking beyond the borders. No traitors plotting in secret.Eve was gone.Cast out, rejected by every pack, left to wander alone with no power and no allies. It was the cruelest fate a wolf could face, but even that felt like too light of a punishment for her.Jonathan had been given a choice. Swear his loyalty to the crown or be stripped of his title and turned rogue. He had practically begged to sign the contract, choosing survival over whatever false sense of duty he had to Henry.As for the rest of Henry’s allied packs?They had been let off with a warning. A very serious warning.Now, they tripped over themselves trying to prove their allegiance, going above and beyond in their duties, sending gifts, wealth, even warriors to fight in Andrew’s name. Desperate to erase their betrayal from our memory.The kingdom had won.Andrew had won.But I?I had lost something far more important.Every time I pa