All Chapters of PROMISE OF THE ALPHA TO THE BLIND LUNA: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

POV: CALLIEI woke up in my darkness, my body aching even more than before. The sterile hospital smell of alcohol and medicine churned my stomach as my head throbbed. What had happened? My mind was flooded with memories. I had been with the Alpha in my dreams—that fear, all that blood, my wolf—but I couldn’t find her anywhere. The pain dragged me back to consciousness, and the deep ache in my abdomen signaled that we were losing my baby. “Rigan!” I screamed, placing my hand on my belly, unable to lift my body properly. A hand gripped my shoulders, keeping me in place. I inhaled in its direction, recognizing the unmistakable woody scent that now filled the room even more, his presence expanding protectively. “Don’t move; you just had surgery, little wolf,” Aaron whispered, adjusting me in place. “You scared me… Not many wolves can do

POV: AARON“Yulli told me what happened. I agree with her and the Lycan King—your wolf needs time to recover. You’ve both been through a lot, and with Nocturnus’ mark, the process of her finding you again has become even more difficult,” Ryan said, pausing as if in deep thought. “Although…” “What are you thinking, doctor?” Yulli interrupted, curious. “In ancient texts, I read about cases where a wolf’s inner beast was lost or had trouble communicating. The passage mentioned that a mate’s connection could help with that,” Ryan noted. “And how does that work?” I arched an eyebrow, sniffing in his direction, when I sensed his nervous scent spreading through the room. “Doctor?” “Normally, mates stay naked, in direct skin-to-skin contact, so the wolf can feel the warmth of their partne

POV: AARONUpon being discharged, I carried her home despite her protests. Yulli found the scene amusing and stayed behind at the hospital to assist Dr. Ryan with the healing process. She cast a containment spell, uncertain if it would work, but we had to try to prevent anyone else from getting hurt. “Are we in your room?” Callie asked in surprise, sniffing around. “Why am I in your quarters?”“You need to be taken care of, and according to medical recommendations, we have to sleep together. It’s easier to do that here,” I purred softly. “Don’t worry, little one, it's just care and rest.”“Why are you doing this?” she asked, furrowing her brow. Even with the bandage over her beautiful green eyes, I could sense her suspicion.“I'm a stubborn wolf; I already told you,” I replied with amusement, walking with her in my arms before gently setting her down o

POV: AARONI savored the strong kicks of the pup for a while, feeling the energy of the little one inside his mother’s belly. Callie surprised me when she intertwined her fingers in my hair and gently stroked it. It was only then that I realized tears had fallen from my eyes. How many years had it been since I last cried? Since that damned day when Hunter took everyone I loved away from me. Maybe it had been just as long since I had felt a genuine, tender touch. The baby kicked again, shifting inside her, and I caught myself imagining the future—being a father, being a mate. It was more than I deserved. My mother would be the most doting grandmother. My father, without a doubt, would be the kind of grandfather who secretly sneaks sweets to his grandchild, a trusted friend, and a second father to guide and scold when needed. Zaí and Zeni would be the chaotic uncles, a headache when it came to mak

POV: CALLIEI hadn't realized when I had fallen asleep. The warmth of Aaron’s body, and the rhythmic weight of his breathing, had lulled me gently into the realm of dreams. In my wandering mind, I found myself standing inside a grand temple—meticulously detailed, so vivid that it felt more than just a creation of my subconscious. A sudden movement caught my attention. Through the main gate, I saw a shadowy figure glide silently. Before I could make out more, a whistle cut through the air. It wasn’t an ordinary sound—there was something supernatural and haunting about it. The eerie whistle echoed like a ghostly lament, sending chills down my spine. It was a summons; my name whispered in an almost ethereal voice, coming from nowhere and everywhere at once. “Callie… Callie… You must fulfill the agreement.” The voice murmured darkly as the mark on my body began to glow