Semua Bab Luna Awakening: Claimed By Her Three Alphas: Bab 111 - Bab 120

KadeThe cold night air whipped through my fur as I ran through the woods, the scent of pine and damp earth filling my nostrils. My wolf, restless and anxious, urged me forward, faster, as if the simple act of running could somehow solve all my problems. But no matter how far or fast I ran, the weight of everything pressed down on me, suffocating my every breath.Valeria. Her name alone brought a dull ache to my chest, a constant reminder of how much I had lost—and how much more I stood to lose if I didn’t act soon. She had made her choice. Aiden. She had chosen him, and with that, she had aligned herself with forces that she didn’t fully understand. Forces that would destroy her if I couldn’t show her the truth in time.I skidded to a stop at the edge of the river, panting as I shifted back into my human form. My body felt heavy, weighed down not just by the physical exertion, but by the burden of the decisions I had yet to make. I crouched by the water’s edge, splashing the icy wate

Rylan I stood in front of the gathered crowd, my chest tight with tension as my gaze swept over the faces of my pack. The moon hung high in the sky, casting a silver glow over the clearing. My people—my wolves—stood in a ring around me, their expressions a mixture of anticipation, fear, and defiance. They were waiting for me to make the call, to hand down judgment. This was no ordinary night, no ordinary trial. This was about Rylan—one of my mates, one of our own.I forced myself to stand tall, to meet their eyes without flinching. They needed to see their Luna Queen, not a woman broken by the weight of her crown. The murmurs of the crowd washed over me, a sea of whispers and doubts. The pack had been restless since Jeric’s death, and Rylan’s involvement had shaken them to the core. They needed me to show strength now more than ever.Rylan stood at the center of the circle, his hands shackled in iron, the chains heavy around his wrists. His head was bowed, but I could feel the anger

Valeria The chill of early morning seeped through the large windows of my chambers, a stark contrast to the fire roaring in the hearth. I stood at the center of the room, looking out at the vast landscape of my pack’s territory, a place I had called home for so long yet now felt foreign. The weight of my title, Luna Queen, sat heavy on my shoulders. The recent coronation had solidified my role, but it had also placed me at odds with those I once considered closest.Kade and Aiden—my supposed mates—were no longer my anchors. Kade had brought me unsettling truths about Aiden, revealing the web of deceit that now clouded my judgment. I had thought marrying Aiden was the right choice, a political maneuver to solidify my rule, but now everything felt tainted. And Kade… Kade, who once stood by me so fiercely, was now distanced, his loyalty shadowed by his own agendas. Rylan had been the easiest to exile, though even now, his loyalty haunted me.I was done being defined by them. The idea of

Valeria The moon hung low in the sky as I rode toward the borderlands, the wind cutting through my fur cloak as I pushed my horse faster. My heart pounded in my chest, each beat a reminder that I was crossing into dangerous territory, but I knew I couldn’t turn back now. Not when Malachai was closing in, not when the rogues were striking more frequently, and not when I could feel the tenuous hold I had on my pack slipping through my fingers.I had thought I could do this alone. I had thought I could stand as Luna Queen, independent and strong, and hold off the threats that circled us like vultures. But now, I knew better. Malachai was too cunning, too connected to the dark underbelly of rogue factions and hidden alliances. And Aiden… the more I learned, the more I doubted his loyalty. Kade’s revelations had rattled me, and though I hadn’t confronted Aiden yet, I could feel the distance growing between us. Trust was eroding like sand slipping through an hourglass.I needed help. Real

Valeria The prophecy hung over me like a shadow, a constant reminder that time was running out. War was inevitable, but I refused to be caught unprepared. If the dark king—whoever he was—wanted to claim my pack, he’d have to tear it from my hands. And I would make sure that wasn’t an easy feat.For days, I had been relentless in preparing my pack. I could see the strain in their eyes, the unspoken fear in their glances, but they trusted me. They believed I would lead them through the storm, and that belief fueled my determination. I would not let them down. Not after everything we’d been through.I stood on the training grounds, watching as a group of warriors drilled under the command of my Beta. Their movements were sharp, calculated, but I could sense their exhaustion. I knew I was pushing them hard, but they needed to be ready. We all did.Kieran appeared at my side, his presence a constant now. My newest ally had been invaluable in preparing us for the rogue tactics Malachai was