meloloDramas logo
HomeCategoriesGuidesRankingNovels
English
Alpha’s Betrayal, Luna’s Redemption
Follow
Chapters
Share
Alpha’s Betrayal, Luna’s Redemption Novel Cover

Alpha’s Betrayal, Luna’s Redemption

My mate had chosen my half-sister, and before I could even step into his pack as his Luna, he had demoted me to a chosen mate. They acted as though they were my saviors, as if allowing me into their lives was some grand act of mercy. Jalen Nelson, the Alpha of the Blue Moon Pack, looked at me with pity in his eyes. "Allowing you to join the pack is already unfair to Ariella," he said, his voice heavy with condescension. "But if you bring your dowry, we won’t mistreat you." They were so deeply entangled in their affection for each other that I felt like an intruder in their world. I decided to let them have their happiness—and I would take my substantial inheritance with me when I left. ============================== Today, the Silva family came to formalize the mark ceremony. I was giddy with excitement, hiding behind the grand hall’s decorative screen to watch the proceedings. Everything seemed normal at first. Then, my half-sister, Ariella Gray, rushed into the hall, her presence immediately commanding everyone’s attention.
Chapters
Share

Chapter 16

The man noticed my gaze, his eyes calm yet piercing as they settled on me.

Just as I hesitated whether to approach him, he stepped forward, closing the distance between us.

He inclined his head slightly, his voice low but firm. “Miss Sofia Watson, I’m Reed Palmer, Gamma of the Silver Fang Pack.”

His words were measured, yet there was an undeniable authority in his tone, the kind that made it clear he wasn’t someone to be dismissed lightly.

“Given everything that’s happened,” he continued, his gaze steady, “I imagine you’re not in the mood to linger. Allow me to escort you home.”

The mention of Ariella’s scent flashed in my mind, and I took an involuntary step back, my throat tightening. “No, that’s not necessary,” I stammered, shaking my head.

Reed didn’t press, but his expression didn’t waver either. “Very well. But I do have something to give you,” he said, his voice leaving no room for argument.

Before I could protest further, he turned on his heel and started walking, leaving me no choice but to follow.

I hurriedly bid farewell to the pack sisters around me, their whispers fading into the background as I struggled to keep up with Reed’s long strides.

He stopped beside a sleek black SUV, the kind that spoke of understated power rather than flashy wealth. Without a word, he handed me an old, weathered book, its leather cover worn but sturdy.

“This belongs to you,” he said simply, his tone leaving no room for questions.

I took the book, my fingers brushing against the rough edges, and for a moment, I felt a strange sense of calm settle over me. Reed’s presence was quiet yet commanding, and though I didn’t fully understand his intentions, I couldn’t deny the strange comfort it brought.

“Thank you, Gamma Palmer,” I murmured, clutching the book to my chest.

He nodded once, his expression unreadable, before gesturing toward the car. “Let’s go.”

I didn’t argue this time. Something about the way he carried himself—calm, composed, and utterly in control—made it clear that this wasn’t a man to be trifled with.

As the car pulled away from the pack gathering, I couldn’t help but glance at Reed, his profile sharp against the passing city lights. There was something about him—something that made me feel both safe and unsettled at the same time.

And though I didn’t know it yet, that moment would mark the beginning of something far greater than I could have imagined.

Continue to next part

You may also like

A Toast To The Luna Novel Cover
8.3
A Toast To The Luna
“You’re too emotional to be Luna,” he said with a sigh, like this conversation exhausted him before it even began. “Jane is calmer. Obedient. And Malleable.” I flinched. “She’s not even a full-blooded member of our pack—she’s your bastard,” I snapped. “She wasn’t raised with our ways, our strength—she was raised with shame and a mother you betrayed ours with!”
FantasyRomanceWerewolf
After My Alpha Betrayed, My Healer Found Strength Novel Cover
9.1
After My Alpha Betrayed, My Healer Found Strength
The pain was constant. Ten pregnancies in three years had left my body a shell of what it once was. I lay on the thin mattress in the healer's den, my abdomen still cramping from delivering Jason's latest heir just hours ago. The scent of medicinal herbs did little to mask the metallic tang of blood that clung to me. I should have been resting. I should have been recovering. Instead, I was straining to hear the conversation filtering through the thin walls of the den. "How much longer do we need to keep her?" Vanessa's voice, sweet as poisoned honey. "Just until we secure our position in the Northern Alliance." Jason's reply sent ice through my veins. "The last pup she produced has strong Alpha potential.
FantasyRomanceWerewolf
From Ashes, A New Love Reborn Novel Cover
7.0
From Ashes, A New Love Reborn
My husband, the city's most formidable lawyer, destroyed my family to protect his ex-girlfriend. He framed my brother, leading to my parents' deaths and our company's collapse. He promised to free my brother if I stayed. But on the day of the final appeal, he never showed up. My brother lost his last chance at freedom. I later found out why Hamilton was absent. He was at a picnic, celebrating his ex-girlfriend's dog's birthday. My brother's life, my entire world, was worth less than a puppy. The love I had for him shattered into dust. So I underwent an experimental therapy to erase him from my mind. When he finally tracked me down in Paris, begging me to come back, I looked at the man who had been my world and asked, "I'm sorry, have we met?"
FantasyModern Romance
My Alpha Framed Me to Protect His Pregnant Lover Novel Cover
9.1
My Alpha Framed Me to Protect His Pregnant Lover
The phone rang while I was cutting silver paper for Lyla's gifts. I knew it was him before I looked. Seven years of marriage teaches you the rhythm of a man's calls, even the ones that lie. I picked up and tucked the phone against my shoulder. "Amelie." Cullen's voice was tired in that careful way of his. "There's a problem at the northern border. Rogues. I can't make it back for the Solstice." I kept cutting. The scissors made a clean, even sound. "How many?" I asked.
FantasyRomanceWerewolf
Rejected by the Alpha, Claimed by the King Novel Cover
8.6
Rejected by the Alpha, Claimed by the King
The full moon hung like a silver pendant against the midnight sky, casting an ethereal glow over the Silvermoon Pack's sacred clearing. I adjusted the heavy Luna's cloak draped across my shoulders, the silver embroidery catching moonlight as I stood beside Kai. Five years as his chosen mate, and the ceremonial garment still felt like borrowed finery, too grand for the pack healer's daughter. Kai's muscular frame tensed beside me as Alpha Killian began the monthly ritual. His golden eyes scanned the gathering with practiced authority, his jaw set in that handsome, stern expression that had captured my heart since childhood. My wolf, Lily, stirred within me, always eager for his attention. "The bonds of pack are sacred under the Moon Goddess's light," Alpha Killian intoned, his voice carrying across the assembled werewolves. I should have been listening, should have been focused on the ceremony that bound our pack together. Instead, I was stealing glances at Kai, hoping for one of his rare smiles directed my way. That's when I felt it—the subtle shift in the air, like the moment before a storm breaks.
FantasyRomanceWerewolf
Rejected by the Alpha, Claimed by the King Novel Cover
9.4
Rejected by the Alpha, Claimed by the King
“I, Darius Castellano, future Alpha of the Silverfang Pack, reject you, Serena Moreno, as my mate,” he said, his voice cold and distant. A sharp, searing pain pierced through me. When Darius Castellano—my mate and the future Alpha of the Silverfang Pack—rejected me in front of the entire pack, at the coming-of-age ceremony where I had just learned he was my destined mate, the world didn’t shatter. Not right away. No, it was slower than that. Like watching cracks spiderweb across glass—knowing it will break, but feeling powerless to stop it. My legs trembled, but I refused to fall. “No,” I whispered, barely able to hear my own voice... Heartbroken and filled with despair, I walked away from the pack. Then, during a rogue attack, I was saved by a powerful and commanding alpha king. To my astonishment, I discovered he was my true mate. How could this be? I knew that werewolves sometimes had a second chance at love, but could this really happen to me? When Alpha Darius finally realized he couldn’t live without me, he came, begging for my forgiveness. "How dare you?" my alpha king roared, his voice laced with fury. "How dare you covet my mate, my Luna!" ....
FantasyRomanceWerewolf