All Chapters of Luna Awakening: Claimed By Her Three Alphas: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

RylanI stood in the center of my room, staring at the letter in my hand, the official seal still pressed into the wax. The second trial. It had arrived.Valeria’s name was all over the letter, her fate intertwined with the words, and I couldn’t shake the weight that came with it. I had known this moment was coming, but I didn’t expect it to feel so… final. It wasn’t just about the trial anymore. It was about everything that had been set in motion since Valeria came into our lives.“Are you planning to leave without me?” Seraphina’s voice echoed from the doorway, her calm, collected tone pulling me from my thoughts.I turned to face her, my chest tightening. Seraphina stood there, arms crossed, watching me with those sharp eyes of hers. She had this way of making me feel like I was under constant scrutiny, like every move I made was being analyzed.“I need to go to the wolf pack ,” I said, trying to keep my voice steady. “The second trial is happening, and I need to be there for Valer

RylanThe morning sunlight filtered through the cracks in the curtains as I sat in silence, waiting. My thoughts were a jumble, still tangled from the day before—Kade’s accusations, Aiden’s questions, Seraphina’s sharp eyes watching my every move. None of it sat right with me, and yet I couldn’t focus on any of that right now. Today was about Valeria and the trial that lay ahead.I stood up and left the room, walking down the narrow corridor of the pack’s guest quarters. My footsteps echoed off the stone walls as I made my way toward the meeting with Jeric. Seraphina had stayed behind in our quarters, not entirely welcome at the gathering of Alphas. I wasn’t sure how I felt about that—part of me was relieved she wasn’t coming, but another part of me wondered if she might’ve been better off hearing the details firsthand. Whatever this trial was, it sounded like a nightmare.Kade and Aiden were already there when I entered the meeting room. Jeric stood at the head of the long table, his

Valeria I was still trembling as I turned away from Rylan, each step feeling heavier than the last. My heart was breaking, shattering into jagged pieces that cut deeper with every breath. I had to leave. If I stayed any longer, I’d lose my resolve. My chest ached with the finality of what I had just done, but I knew it was the right choice. He had already made his decision by binding himself to Seraphina, and I couldn’t compete with that.But before I could reach the door, Rylan’s hand shot out and grabbed mine. His grip was firm, but not painful, as he pulled me back toward him.“Valeria, wait,” he said, his voice thick with desperation.I froze, refusing to meet his gaze. My body tensed as he moved closer, his presence suffocating, but I didn’t have the strength to push him away. Not again. I felt him step in front of me, his hand still holding mine, as if he was afraid I’d disappear if he let go.“There has to be another way,” he whispered, his voice softer now, more tender. “I’m

Valeria The bull’s eyes glinted in the dying sunlight, and its nostrils flared as it pawed at the ground, clearly waiting for me to falter. My heart hammered in my chest as I stood frozen in the arena, my gaze locked on the beast. I could feel the weight of every eye in the crowd on me, but none of it mattered. All that mattered was keeping my focus.But it wasn’t easy.Memories started flooding in, pulling me back, distracting me from the here and now. The first time I had met Kade flashed before me like an old, faded film. He had been arrogant, a smirk always playing at the corners of his mouth, and I would have hated him on sight. Or at least, that’s what I’d told myself. I hadn’t wanted to admit that there had been something more—something magnetic about him that I couldn’t ignore, no matter how hard I tried. His nonchalance had irritated me at first, but then, somehow, it had become comforting. In a world full of chaos, Kade always seemed to be in control.But then came his fath

Valeria As I left the arena, my body still trembled from the adrenaline and the aftermath of using my powers. My mind was racing, struggling to grasp everything that had just happened. The crowd’s cheers still echoed in my ears—Luna Queen—but I felt distant from it all, as if I were walking through a dream I couldn’t wake from. The pressure of the title pressed heavily on my shoulders, and I wasn’t sure I was ready to carry it.I hadn’t gone far when I saw Jeric approaching me. His usually stern face was different this time, softer, as if something had shifted inside him. His eyes were filled with remorse, and his steps were hesitant. I stopped in my tracks, wary of what he wanted now.“Luna Valeria,” Jeric called out, his voice low and filled with an unexpected vulnerability. He bowed his head slightly, which caught me off guard.“Jeric?” I asked, confused. Was this the same man who had practically thrown me into this trial, who had doubted me from the start?“I owe you an apology,”