Rejected Luna, Claimed by Daddy Alpha

ar's

watching the lights of the Moonlight B

ory alliances had left me drained, though

ised his glass in a mock toast, his grin wide beneath his b

a small smirk.

," Daniel chuckled, signaling

ering-Jackson, my head of security-my Gamma; Daniel, m

gh I suspected they were more intereste

over territorial expansions and upcom

tance, an instinct I couldn't igno

ry muscle coiling tight as I

her usual scene-not the proper Luna Wilde I'

ha?" Marcus asked, notic

keeping my back t

she married that undeserving pup Lucius Wilde. The mem

p her in my peripheral vision. She was with that law

. A lot. And Viya

becoming Luna was cracking, revealing glimps

se the elegant line of her throat. My grip tightened on my

back. "Did you hear what I said about the

Increase patrols. I'll review

drifting back to her

o forget, her movements becoming increa

e. I'd made sure of that years ago when I'd p

yself away, watching over her from

niel asked, pulling

ied, my voice gruf

om behind, a soft body pressing against my back.The scent o

ce was a sultry purr that

cious second before I turned, moving with s

tasy I'd ever denied myself. Her crimson dress cl

oulders, and her brown eyes were hazy with

scaped my lips bef

icent breasts against my chest. "Don't you want to play with me?

ould feel the heat of her skin through the thin fabric, my

for," I growled, feeling my eyes flash with a

t there. My cock hardened instantly, pressing against her

yes defiant. "Maybe I've always kno

ucket of ice water. Dadd

t even re

and demanding. For three glorious seconds, I gave in to the madness

Married. And clearly mistaking me for so

back. "Viya? What the hell are you doing he

her face. "Alpha Caesar? Oh my God..." She s

r than any knife. Of course she hadn

d up to, before she found

. I looked her over with deliberate coldn

ially not in your condition," I said, hating

issed the part where you still had any right to tell me what

w because they were true. I had g

u home," I offered, trying to salva

ng in her eyes. "And I certainly don't need your help now after y

h the bar as patrons recognized us. This wasn't just about us anymore-thi

Viya out of thi

bbing her arm firmly. "You're m

't get to act like you care now. You made your feelings perfectly clear years ag

eep us both safe. For a moment, I felt my mask slip, pain fl

oldly, desperate to end this conversation before I rev

renched her arm free, s

dripping from every word. "You bas

her friend, then headed for the

aming to go after her, to explain,

hing her walk away-just as I had

r?" Marcus asked carefully.

pha," I snapped, though the words ta

suppressing all night finally broke free, washi