His Rejected Luna Queen: From Pack Doctor to Moon Goddess

Chapter 4

Since she’d already decided to leave, she didn’t care anymore about keeping her mating status a secret.

Without another glance at the group behind her, Aria strode into the apartment building.

In the evening, Aria packed all her personal belongings into two large suitcases and stored them in the walk–in closet.

Her gaze fell on the photo frame of their secret mating ceremony, in which she was wearing a white dress, holding Kane’s hand, smiling beautifully, in stark contrast to his cold, serious face.

Back then, she’d simply thought he just didn’t like showing emotion. Though it was their only photo together as bonded mates,

she’d treasured it.

But now, it just seemed like a mockery of the Moon Goddess’s gift.

It wasn’t that he disliked showing warmth. She just hadn’t been worthy of his smiles.

Picking up the photo for one last look, she tossed it into a cardboard box with other discarded items, sealing them away in the

closet.

As she exited the bedroom, sounds and familiar scent from the living room caught her attention. Kane had returned.

Entering the living area, she saw him hanging his coat on the entryway rack and changing his shoes.

Aria took a deep breath and approached him.

“Don’t you have any explanation for today?” she asked, referring to his decision to move Seraphina and her son into Moonrise Apartments, too.

his tie, his amber

close to the hospital. If you can live

over his arm and stared at her.

by his words.

Got what she wanted?

objection to Seraphina and her son moving in must seem like

bedroom, Aria stopped him. “We need to

impatiently, his gaze

her Luna ring and clenched it in her palm. “I’m

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Chapter 5

her to mention bond severance. His

won’t

to break their bond. Could it be

clear, “Elder Ravencrest wouldn’t

the sound of the

her wolf howling silently

she’d been to entertain even a fleeting hope that his wolf might

or their mate bond. It was all about pack politics and

he knew Eleanor had

argument left them sleeping in separate rooms that night. By morning, Kane had disappeared before the housekeeper arrived,

alone, undisturbed. When the housekeeper emerged from tidying up, she asked, “Luna Aria, why are so many

Aria paused.

the housekeeper had noticed. Yet Kane hadn’t