The Viridian Heir: Shadows of Destiny

te-the future alpha of his pack. He could finally rest from pack matters and enjoy time with his beautiful Luna, Sera, knowing his pack was in good hands. The Moon

proven he was a promising young lad. After several conversations with him, Idris knew the young lad was mo

is beloved daughter was nowhere to be found. Beta Federick of the viridian moon pack pulled his alpha aside. "Alpha, we've se

o spin. Did his beta just say that Ava was missing? This must be some kind of si

s Rustyn? Has he h

o find Rustyn and tell him to meet him in his chambers. The beta scurried off to deliver the message while

ct even though he was older, bowing his head he said "I greet you, Alpha Rust

werful Falu Red Pack, whose reputation preceded them. Even if some fool dared to try, his daughter was no weakling. She was strong, witty, and smart, so she would have made a ruckus, alerted the guards. This disappearance didn't sit right with him. He could only come to one reasonable conclusion:

the moment he met her or at least within a few days. If he had, she wouldn't have been able to leave without his knowledge. Even if she wanted to leave, he would have sensed it through the bond, and the pull wouldn't have allowed her to go far without alerting him. And if she had been taken against her will, she would have scr

d she came with a powerful pack that would soon be his. She was the full package, his trophy wife, one to boast about to the world. But after a few interactions, he realized she was strong-willed and independent. She didn't want her father to know about their relationship, and Rustyn knew he had

learned his bride had fled the night before their wedding. The embarrassment of not being able to "handle" his woman might lead some to doubt his ability to manage his pack, and at this critical moment, he needed everyone's support for the merger. Now,

s thought, she wasn't in shock. Sera knew Ava had left intentionally. She had seen it in her daughter's eyes at the banquet, just moments before Ava had dashed out of the hall. Her green eyes had shone with an intensity that only appeared when she had made up her mind to do something. The first time Sera noticed this was seven yea

aughter she couldn't be an alpha. She was excited to see how Ava would lead as the first female alpha in centuries. But when Sera voiced her thoug