The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison) novel Chapter 111

Chapter 111: Chapter 111 What A Monarch Need To Learn

That was why, when Zion’s father rescued her, she vowed to be useful to his pack in any way she could. The former Alpha had died saving her. She carried the weight of that guilt, so when his dying wish was revealed by the pack elders and told her that she should become Zion’s chosen mate and support his growth, she accepted without hesitation. To her, it was a chance to repay a life-saving debt. A second chance at life.

But everything changed when she discovered the truth—that she wasn’t wolfless, that she was the princess of the werewolf kingdom, and that she had a wolf.

Aurora.

A majestic white wolf, the symbol of the Moon Goddess herself.

That knowledge rekindled something inside her. Her shattered confidence began to piece itself back together. Her will to break the curse that sealed her wolf surged stronger than ever. She had a purpose now—she wasn’t abandoned, she was abducted. She wasn’t wolfless, she was cursed. And somewhere deep within her, Aurora was waiting.

And this time, Addison would fight to remember, to reclaim her power, and to reunite with her other half.

"Yes, Father," Addison replied with calm conviction. "I also need real combat experience—something that tests my ability to respond in a crisis, to think clearly under pressure, and to stay prepared at all times. Sparring in a controlled environment is one thing, but a real battle against unpredictable opponents is entirely different. This is the best way for me to train and grow stronger."

Her voice was steady, but what she said came from deep within her heart.

"Besides," she continued, "your birthday banquet is fast approaching. We can’t predict what might happen that day, and I refuse to stand idly by. I don’t want people to think that your successor is useless or beyond redemption."

Addison knew she was in a difficult position. As the heir apparent and future Alpha King, the weight of expectations rested heavily on her shoulders. The pressure was immense. But even more than that, she knew how critical others would be. Every move she made would be scrutinized, every mistake magnified. And now, with her cousin growing ever closer to her parents, the comparisons were inevitable.

But she wouldn’t allow herself to fall short—not again.

It wasn’t that Addison had anything against Mila—far from it. But she wasn’t blind or deaf. After spending three years under scrutiny in the Midnight River Pack, she had developed a heightened sensitivity to how people thought and moved. Even without hearing the whispers directly, she could sense the shift.

Many were starting to believe that Mila was being favored by the Alpha King and Queen. Rumors were likely circulating that Mila might be in the running for succession. Several department leaders had already begun looking at Mila with favor. After all, aside from the Royal Beta, a few palace servants, the Royal Guards, the Royal Mage, the Royal Doctor, the Royal Healer, and the Royal Advisor—no one else knew Addison had returned.

Having been absent for so long, it wouldn’t be surprising if many assumed she had died. In that void, people naturally began pinning their hopes on Mila. Her close relationship with the Alpha King and Queen only fueled the speculation, becoming evidence in itself to those watching from the sidelines.

In politics, this was expected. Factions would inevitably rise in situations like this. Nobles and officials alike would start choosing sides, betting on the leader they believed would bring the most benefit, either for the kingdom or, more often, for themselves.

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