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The Alpha's Biggest Mistake: Losing His Fated Luna

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 815    |    Released on: 21/07/2026

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amber eyes were wide with disbelief. He had clea

ssy, emotional fight. He never expected me to give up th

this?" he growled, a hin

ack's household, its finances, its supplies, and the welfare of all its members. It's a full-time job, Ja

es and notes. "Since Julianne is your 'chosen mate,' it only se

knew Julianne. A woman like her, a fragile, clinging vine, woul

, he knew it too. Managing a pack of thousands wa

e snapped, trying to regain

oice sharp. "Since you have broken that fundamental con

of weakness, any hint that I might back down.

or all to see. If he refused, he would be admitting that the woman he brought ho

ff, the air in the s

decision for him. He could not, would not,

e burning his hands. "Fine! Fine! You think I can't manage witho

ph pierced through my

of luck, Alpha Fisher." I gave

, leaving him with his rage and the

myself to remain calm. Th

where the pack warriors were sparring. Yesterday, their schedules, th

, could feel Jaxson's emotions churning like a violent storm. He was furious, but benea

t for a while. I needed a moment of peace. I had

nal attendant, Daisy,

reported directly to the Alpha... or to the

shock, but she asked no questions. Sh

in her eyes. I knew that not everyon

ad through the servant

he entire pack would watch and see if the

r me, but it was overshadowed b

e Fishers were a stubborn, prideful bloodline. He said one day their honor would blind them. I had laughed it off then. Now, I needed

de Blackwood. Perhaps it was time my

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The Alpha’s Biggest Mistake: Losing His Fated Luna
The Alpha's Biggest Mistake: Losing His Fated Luna
“For two years, I held the Blackwood Pack together as Luna, waiting for my Fated Mate, Alpha Jaxson, to return from the border wars. But when his convoy finally arrived, he didn't even look at me. Instead, he helped out a fragile, pregnant woman and her young son. In front of the entire pack, he announced she was his "chosen family" and that she was carrying his child. He demanded I welcome his mistress as a sister, claiming her father had saved his life. When I refused to share my mate and handed all my Luna duties over to her, his family turned on me. At dinner, the mistress's son deliberately rammed into a servant, spilling a tureen of scalding soup all over my hand. As my skin blistered in excruciating pain, Jaxson's grandmother didn't check on me. Instead, she shielded the smirking boy. "As the Luna, can't you be more composed? You're frightening the child!" And Jaxson, the Alpha who was supposed to protect me, just stood there in absolute silence. I looked at the severe burns on my hand and the ugly faces of this family I had served for years. The last trace of affection in my heart completely vanished. I didn't scream or cry. I calmly called my private physician to document my injuries. Taking back the title of Luna was no longer enough. I wanted my freedom.”