All Chapters of THE ALPHA KING’S SPECIAL LUNA: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Sheila“Your Highness! Did anyone see you come in?” Mirena asked in a hushed tone as I walked into her chambers where she was going to be staying for the next few nights. I ignored her servant girls and turned to her as she shut the door.“Do you have to keep these girls standing here? C can't they have their room?”Mirena glanced at her girls, and let out a soft chuckle. “They knew this was what they were getting into. And besides, they do not seem to be complaining.” Rolling my eyes, I sat on the couch, my legs crossing. “Wel,l whatever. I hope they are trustworthy because I would hate to hurt anyone if news of my plan comes out in the open.”My cold tone caused them to shiver as intended, and I hid a smile as I adjusted in my chair.Mirena shook her head. “None of that, Your Highness. They are more trustworthy than you think.”I brushed off the topic, eager to get what I was here for. “What did you see, Mirena?”Mirena’s smirk faded as she moved toward the small wooden table in t

CelineI was due any day now. It was crazy how fast my baby grew compared to other wolf pregnancies which usually lasted for longer moons than mine. It was almost miraculous, and I was extremely excited to see my little bundle of joy. And hold him in my hands. “He’s going to have your eyes,” Mika said, but a part of me knew he was going to be a spitting image of his dad, to taunt me. But I would love every bit of him still just as I loved Kaiden.These were the thoughts I had, but my thoughts took a dark turn as one afternoon, days after Neil last came to see us, a black crow perched on the window sill, looking inside. I stiffened, memories of how I associated crows with bad luck when I was younger, and it being more than a coincidence coming back to me.“Go away.” I shooed it, but it returned almost immediately as if trying to prove a point. I picked up a slipper and threw it at the window, but the bird remained there, staring at me.“Ugh, stupid bird.” I cursed as my movements cau

MikaTraveling in the cold was one of the worst parts of living in the middle of nowhere, but it was nothing compared to knowing your only brother and your closest family were in trouble because he was his usual good self. One would think that being a good person was guaranteed to grant someone a good life of goodness, but it was the complete opposite. We suffered for our kindness.But people like Celine made it worth it. A while ago, I didn't understand why Neil was willing to get killed to protect her. When he told me the story of Celine saving our youngest sister when she came to visit before we sent her to live far away, my heart suddenly went out to her.I knew she was a true soul and nothing like what everyone said about her. I lived with her for a while and I didn't see the vile murderer they spoke about. I hoped she was okay. I felt terrible for leaving a heavily pregnant woman on her own, but I knew she was safe.Neil would freak out when he heard. He cared deeply for Celine,

SheilaThe sight we were met with when we entered Neil’s dungeon was that brought a smile to my face.Mirena had told me her plan the moment she captured the bastard’s sister, but I had my doubts, making up my mind to pick the pieces if it didn't work.It worked perfectly. Neil was frozen as we got in, his eyes pinned on his sister, empty col,d and unshaken. Instead, he stood rigid, his jaw clenched so tightly I could see the muscles twitching beneath his skin.Good.Mirena walked forward, her smirk triumphant. She knew exactly what she was doing."Nothing to say, Neil?" she taunted, circling him like a predator. "No threats? No clever retorts?"Neil didn't move, but I saw the flicker in his eyes. Anger. Desperation.His sister was barely conscious, slumped against the chain, her breathing labored as she struggled to heal against the torture she went through protecting Celine. It was almost poetic. She and Kaiden going through the same pain for opposite reasons. Kaiden to find her, Mi

CelineMy water broke. Pain.It ripped through me so suddenly, knocking away the oxygen in my lungs. A sharp gasp left my lips as I felt the warmth run down my legs, soaking my thin dress.My heart stopped. No. Not now. Not when I was still alone.I let out a shaky breath as I pressed a hand to my belly. The baby shifted as if sensing my fears. I clenched my jaw, blinking away the fresh batch of tears. I couldn’t afford to panic.I couldn't, because I was alone, and no one could help. I had to give birth to this baby, alone.“Okay, Celine. You can do this.” I encouraged myself as I whispered the words into the empty room, my voice trembling as I pressed a shaky hand against my belly. This time, I was unprepared as a contraction tore through me, sharper this time, and my knees buckled underneath me, causing me to fall with a cry.Tears burned my eyes. My body trembled.I was alone.Completely, utterly alone. And it was all my fault. I should have never let Neil sneak me out. But beca