Reclaiming My Broken Luna by Selene Souchon

Chapter 179: Almega

Two Years Later...

Alpha Theron's POV

I stared out the window, my eyes scanning the expansive territory of the Shadowfang Pack. Whenever I get burned out from work, I always look out through my window to remind myself to whom I am working.

Seeing the whole Pack from above always refreshes my mind, knowing that this familiar sight that I'm looking at all depends on me.

If it wasn't for me, they wouldn't grow like this. They need me, and that's what motivates me to continue in my duty as an Alpha.

Suddenly, a voice cut through the silence, a familiar voice that I haven't heard for three years. "Greetings, Alpha."

My head snapped around, the wolf within me instantly alert. There, framed in the doorway, stood the imposing figure of Beta Alek.

I felt a surge of both relief and trepidation - it had been three long years since I'd laid eyes on him. Finally, he's back.

Slowly, I turned to face him. My expression betrayed nothing, a mask of calm authority concealing the torrent of emotions churning within me.

"Beta Alek," I acknowledged, my deep timbre filling the room. "have you found the answers?" I asked, going straight to the point.

worked together ever since I became the Alpha, and I used to always see

is

he pulled something out of the bag that he was carrying

on my desk. The book is old and rugged and also has burned marks around its edges. "What is this?" I asked him, without daring to touch the book. "This

again when I heard his words. The answers I was looking for were finally in front of me. "Have you

a moment, "I had to, Alpha, to make

say?" I asked him again. The book is pretty thick, and it looks

already read it, I supposed I could just hear

"I suggest that you should just read it Alpha, so you could better

how bad is it?" I asked and swallowed

you are still the most powerful person that can protect Astrid," Alek assured me, strengthening my confidence. With a nod, I proceeded to turn the pages of the book. I sat on my chair

boiled in anger. "This is bullshit!" I yelled, my face

abruptly from his seat, worried, when he saw

I threw away, and fixed the pages together. "Where did you

only thing we could find that holds

what an offspring

learn about this book's existence and to even have a copy of it," Alek explained as he carefully

searched

book was only prohibited and hunted to be burned because it talks about a