Reclaiming My Broken Luna (Astrid and Killian) novel Chapter 124

Giselle’s POV

“Luna, please don’t be angry. It’s bad for our future Alpha. I promise you, what I have is a piece of good news,” The omega who just arrived spoke with a wide, infectious grin spread across her face.

“Just speak!” I snapped at her in annoyance, making her cower down.

After recovering herself, a small, imperceptible smile tugged at the corners of her lips as she leaned in closer, her voice lowering to a conspiratorial murmur.

“Apparently, the Nightsong Pack is on the receiving end of a lot of hate right now,” she revealed, a glint of something almost akin to satisfaction flickered in her eyes.

I raised an eyebrow at her. “And how is that possible? People were just desperate to meet Alpha Drystan and form an alliance with him last time. How come their heart changed quickly? Are you sure that your sources are correct?”

“Luna!” her eyes widened with hurt when I doubted her. “It was Alpha Killian’s most trusted source that had told me. I will never give you the news that I’m unsure of.”

I laughed when I heard her assurances. “What a joke? They are so-called Alphas, yet they are naive and narrow-minded people,” I laughed heartily once again with my head tilting back. “This is the biggest joke I’ve ever heard.”

My attendants also laughed and smiled with me.

“Those Alphas had no loyalty. They are so scared of taking risks they just go where the public leads them. They were just desperate to form an alliance with Alpha Drystan, and now they hate him once again. What has happened this time?” I asked her.

“It turns out that when Alpha Drystan came back from the Shadowfang Pack, he pushed all the Alphas away and insulted them. He announced that he would never form an alliance with anyone except the Shadowfang Pack and the Frostbite Pack, with whom he is currently allied,” she answered.

I have already expected this. Alpha Drystan is not a fool like those other stupid Alphas. It’s normal that he would never repeat the same mistake of accepting them again after they had betrayed him.

“People are calling him ungrateful and arrogant just because they have experienced a little power. If it wasn’t for the Shadowfang Pack, they would be nothing. Now that the Shadowfang Pack has their back, he is looking down on everyone.”

“Those Alphas are foolish to think that Alpha Drystan would forgive them easily. They are so self-absorbed that they never thought about what Alpha Drystan’s reaction would be,” I explained to them, and they both nodded in agreement.

“You are truly wise, Luna,” Rhya, the omega who delivered me the news, replied.

“Is this the good news that you have for me?” I questioned her. “How is it good that the Nightsong Pack are receiving lots of hate just because people can’t handle the idea of a weak Pack rising in the ranks?

Even if they are hated, it doesn’t matter as long as they have the Shadowfang Pack’s favour. Everyone would rather be hated by many than be disliked by one.”

“Of course, this isn’t just the news I have, Luna,” Rhya lowered her head before me.