Luna’s Goodbye to Her Deceitful Alpha Chapter 08

Luna’s Goodbye to Her Deceitful Alpha Chapter 08

Then they all started denying it repeatedly, 

panicked and stammering. 

“Th–this is photoshopped! Nicole, you vicious 

bitch, you set us up!” 

But the photos were too high–resolution. The 

timestamps were too clear. Their excuses fell flat, 

weak and pathetic. 

I delivered the final blow with a light touch. 

“Brenda’s pup? None of them wanted to take 

responsibility for it. So they came up with this 

whole plan to make you ‘lose your memory‘ and 

then conveniently push her onto you. They wanted 

you to think the pup was yours.” 

“Then, when you ‘got your memory back; the deed 

would be done. You’d have to accept the pup as 

your own blood just to save face as an Alpha.” 

Sebastian locked his gaze on the pack members 

he had once trusted with everything. 

The betrayal was absolute. 

He let out an animalistic roar and lunged. 

The scene spiraled out of control instantly. 

The elegant French bistro turned into a chaotic 

arena. 

Fists. Bottles. Plates. Chairs. 

Everything they could grab became a weapon. 

Pack members who were supposed to protect 

each other now fought like mortal enemies, 

tangled in a brawl. 

William shielded me and got me out of there the 

second the chaos started. 

When we stood in the crisp Paris night, I took one 

last look back. 

Sebastian–once the untouchable Alpha–had his 

suit ripped to shreds. His face was covered in 

blood. He was pinned to the ground. 

His eyes found mine. Desperate. Begging. 

Soon, news spread through every pack like 

wildfire. “The Alpha of Stonevein Pack brawled 

with his own pack members on Evernight Grove 

territory.” It became a joke among wolves 

everywhere. 

Sebastian and his crew slunk back to Stonevein 

Pack with their tails between their legs. 

On the way back from the restaurant, William came to a stop under a streetlamp. 

He looked at me. There was something in his eyes I had never seen before. A hint of vulnerability. 

“Nicole,” he ventured carefully, “are you… only with me to get back at him?” 

I reached out and gently cupped his face. I looked deep into his eyes, completely sincere. 

“William, I’m not a piece of trash like Sebastian. I would never use someone’s real feelings to get 

what I want.” 

I took a deep breath. I’was going to be completely 

honest with him. 

“I admit it. At first, I was running away. You took me into Darkmoon Pack when I had nothing left. You were like a light in my darkest hour. But now 

I held his gaze. “I’m walking toward you. On purpose. With everything I have.” 

A slow, brilliant smile spread across his face. It 

chased away every ounce of his doubt. 

He pulled me into his arms. Tight. Warm. Solid. 

“I’ve been waiting for you,” he said. “From the 

moment you asked to join Darkmoon Pack. The 

first time I saw you, I knew you were going to be 

my one and only mate.” 

The days that followed were healing. And new beginnings. 

When Sebastian got back, the Wolf Council elders. 

tore into him. In the end, they stripped him of his 

Alpha title and banished him from the pack. 

The scandal caused an uproar across every pack. 

Stonevein Pack’s strength plummeted. Their 

reputation was completely destroyed. 

Sebastian started blowing up my phone. 

Every message was the same. Apologies. Empty 

vows of love. Hollow promises. 

I didn’t read a single one. I blocked him 

everywhere. 

One day, a package arrived from Sebastian. 

Inside was a moonstone ring engraved with a 

mark. 

There was a handwritten card attached: [Nicole, I 

was wrong. Please come back to me. My life 

means nothing without you.] 

I sent it back. Unopened. 

I added one thing, though. A postcard. On the 

back, I had written: [I’ve found my new beginning. I 

hope you find yours too.]