The Alpha’s Biggest Mistake: Losing His Fated Luna

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e last time. The painted red letters, "Welcome Hom

rders, I had held our world together. Two long years of managing Pack crises alone, of silent dinners and a cold bed. I ran the Blackwood Pack as it

t echoed from the vall

A thunderous cheer rolled across the lawn as everyone surged t

the folds of my silver-white dress, feeling like the eight

ing in the center of the manicured lawn. The one in

nd a new scar above his eyebrow only made him look more ruggedly handsome. He was

froze o

an out. A small, fragile-looking woman, her hand resting protectively over a swollen belly. A lit

e that was a strange mix of timidity and challenge. She pressed hers

ied, replaced by a th

f an Alpha. "This is Julianne Gonzalez, and her son, Tuan. During

in my ears. The eyes of the pack were on me, hundreds of them, a

d dreamt of for two years held no joy, no relief of

hild toward me, each step

hard as stone. "They are my chosen family. From now on, they are pa

nd is sacred and unbreakable, ordained by the Moon Goddess herself. There was no such thing

of me, his

silence. "It's so good to meet you, sist

I stared at her fake smile, at the chil

cheeks. All I felt was a deep, spreading cold

rrowed. His voice was sharp. "Dawn. D

r the first time, I saw that there was no

ixed on him. Using every ounce of strength I

home, Alp

whispered in the dark. It was a declarat

a flicker of shock in th

way through the stunned

ing murmur of whispers and

m, though each one felt li

he empty Luna's suite. I shut t

ntil I was sitting on the floor. I finally al

tiful, mocking display of light. In the midst of the ultimate humiliation and heartbreak, my only thought w