The Alpha's Ex-Mate: Reclaiming His Luna

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w a beautiful woman walking into it. Just before she disappeared, she turned arou

my daughter

terrified, really-of losing her. I had w

se don

ldn't breathe. Everything had g

g hard, my sheets tangled around

ther's

e. Though the face wasn't clear, the woman in my dreams felt so real. She felt like she was

think about dreams, though. I was the Alpha's daughter,

een training me to become a female Alpha, but his attitude had changed towar

of disappointment on his face as

waiting to see my wolf. But I couldn't do anything. I had no idea what wa

to prove I was Alpha Albert Ardolf's true daughter. Ins

o comfort me, saying I might shift late. But I could see the frustrat

useless daughter. He was now happy with his other children-my half-sister Anne and half-brother Oliver. Now Oli

e'd throw some jab or look my way like I was dirt under her shoes. I put up with it all for my father. I kept hopi

s when a loud bang rattled my door. Not a knock-a

acing, and stormed t

fore I could finish, a

n, stunned. M

tea?" Amelia snapped. She gl

shock as I reasoned, "But y

the other side of my face-harder. My head

said coldly. "I'm your Luna.

y father's deep voice g

going on

nto fake sobs. She held h

y father's arms. "I only asked her about t

e, his face turning red with

apped me-twice! I

e if you ever defy your Luna again," he said, hi

ow can you say that? Fa

eyes. "You're eighteen and still wolfless. Do you know how embarrassin

His words cut de

wolfless," Amelia added, pretending

hout any doubt in his voice. "I wished the

erform the ritual of cleansing on her?" She proposed, and m

olves!" I moaned out in fear, turning my eyes to my father in plea, hoping he would sti

you aren't one of t

t believe

pack messenger came running tow

e letter to him. "Your Highness, this is

a gasp slipping from my mouth

dthirsty Alpha with a reputation that made even the bravest wolves tremble.

father's eyes as he took the le

he letter, and I saw his m

iting us." He announced with

a pack without the intention of d