Luna Aurora (Alpha Fenrir)

Chapter

7

Unable to find Arianna, Fenrir stormed back to his office, his mind clouded with anger and frustration. He sank into his chair, fuming, as memories of Aurora began to surface, unbidden and relentless.

Aurora had always been there by his side, a calm and steady presence who ruled as Luna with a gentle strength.

She wasn't just obedient as his wife; she was dedicated and compassionate, always putting the needs of the pack before her own.

She had managed her responsibilities with dignity, never once demanding recognition or praise.

Yet he had let her go, cast her aside as if her quiet resilience had been a weakness rather than a strength.

glaringly obvious, he couldn't help but

the office. He looked at Fenrir knowingly, as if reading his thoughts, and after a moment, he broke the silence. "I know what's on your mind, Alpha. You're thinking

his head, clearly unconvinced. "Aurora was everything a Luna should be, Fenrir. She respected everyone, treated the pack with kindness and loyalty, and you... you left her for someone who doesn't even respect you as the Alpha." Fenrir's gaze darkened, his fists clenching. "You don't

members see it. I'm just surprised you don't." Fenrir clenched his jaw, his frustration mounting. He didn't need his Beta questioning his decisions, but there was a part

embodiment of grace and strength, qualities he had taken for

it, Alpha? Why did you let

heavy with bitterness. "Something I couldn't overlook." Nathan's brow furrowed, taken aback. He hadn't expected to hear that Aurora, who had

could Aurora have possibly done that made you reject her as your mate?" he asked, genuinely curious and clearly

his gaze fixed on the surface of his desk, unwilling to look his Beta in the eye. "I... I can't go into specifics," he finally muttered, the anger from his confrontation with Arianna and the turmoil of his memories leaving him feeling raw and exposed. "But know this, Nathan: as much as I see her good qualities now, Aurora's actions left a mark. They forced my

step closer, lowering his voice as