Alpha King’s Lost Luna by Aubrey Pepper

Chapter 236

ASHER

*I don’t think this is a good idea,” Silas uttered before I had the chance to say a word.

Kane’s violet eyes flashed and his eyebrows creased together in confusion. “Oh? And what would you suggest we do. Silas I’m not hearing you brainstorm any helpful ideas. Please, the floor is all yours. Offer up something useful.”

Silas’ demeanor grew defensive and his lips drew into a thin line. When he didn’t reply within a second or two, Kane scoffed in his direction.

“That’s what I thought,” my stepbrother remarked and then he smirked. “You have nothing in mind, do you, Moses?”

He took care to emphasize Silas’ surname, and it was spat with venom right back at the Beta. I knew Silas didn’t trust Kane,

my stepbrother fully trust Silas. The two men stared at one another silently, and tension hung in the air. I allowed this to go on for a minute, and then I cleared my throat and stepped between them.

Hot

“Enough,” I said in a low and warning voice, and I held my hands up in an attempt to de-escalate things before they got intense. “Don’t behave like a children. There’s too much going on to act this way.”

Silas took a step back, but his mouth remained curled into a snarl

Kane rolled his eyes and then glanced at the door. “If we’re done here, I’m going to go talk to our soldier. Time is of the essence, brother. We can’t hesitate any longer.

He offered me a small bow of respect but didn’t wait for my dismissal to leave. While I was slightly annoyed by this, I knew he had a good point. Time was indeed limited and we needed to enact the plan as soon as possible.

Silas stared at the door, and once he was certain we were alone, his expression softened.

“Asher, I don’t think this is a good idea,” he reiterated to me quietly. “I know he’s your brother, but I don’t think he should play the part of king. What if he betrays us or plays some kind of trick-

could he play?”

I think i it’s worth keeping in mind that Kane’s mother, Mistress Margaret, seems to have an unusual relationship with my father. Considering what my father is doing. I think we need to be cautious about Kane. He seems loyal at

meant. If Margaret pressed a knife against my

a question I could concern myself with right now. We needed Kane for the job and

and I reached out and grasped the Beta’s shoulder. “I hear you and appreciate your concern, Silas. I’ll handle this

head in respect and that was that

I had to trust Kane had my best interests at heart. I had no other choice. He was my brother after all, and

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begati our preparation for the next day. We were going to visit the Sky Pride Pack Vitonow. They scie

any of the members.

Chapter 236

the hills. In all of my father’s years as king, he’d

of Wegalla were all so different from one another that it was hard to predict how our diplomatic meetings

that day. After we picked up our belongings, we hiked through the woods until we reached the foot of the mountains. As the sun set and the woods were

decided it was too risky to stay there, even if it was just for a single night We wanted to remain as inconspicuous as possible to prevent the Sky Pride wolves from hearing of our presence too early. Camping also allowed us to avoid any assassins who would likely have their eyes on places like the inn.

we made camps underneath an enormous pine tree. Kane stayed in the King’s camp, meanwhile Silas

my mind, along with thoughts of Cassandra, I didn’t know if she was alright, and I had to make great efforts to

of the day. I missed my mate dearly. I wanted to kiss her. I wanted to wrap my arms around her petite frame and pull her close. I wanted to

long hair lulled me to rest. I managed to get some

sudden noise. It wasn’t loud, but on a

have

Silas still out there?

surprised to see that no one else had roused from the sudden sound. Most of the soldiers seemed to be in deep

stepped out of my tent and carefully walked out of the canip. I took slow, furtive steps, but my timid pace came to a sudden

he didn’t rouse, I bent down to take his pulse. It was faint, and