The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison) novel Chapter 72

Chapter 72: Chapter 72 Iron-Fisted Luna

After all, rumors had already reached him about the Midnight River Pack’s Luna. She was said to be a formidable figure, credited with dragging the pack back from the brink of ruin and supporting her Alpha, who fought on the front lines. If her mate was called the "Beastly Alpha," then perhaps, without her knowledge, she had earned the title of "Iron-Fisted Luna." frёewebηovel.cѳm

But the Alpha King did not know that this nickname had nothing to do with her being a powerful warrior or dominant Luna. Addison’s fearsome reputation came from her shrewdness in pack management, her relentless grip on trade, and her ironclad control over internal affairs, not from physical strength or battlefield prowess.

And because of these misconceptions—layered with assumption and rumor—the Alpha King had already drawn his own conclusions.

His chest tightened, a slow, heavy ache settling over him.

Had his daughter nearly lost her life... because of a misunderstanding?

To the Alpha King, it was clear that Alpha Zion had failed to protect his daughter—she had been harmed in his own territory, and by his own Luna no less. This incident also revealed that even the Luna hadn’t been informed of the royal princess’s true identity, which the Alpha King saw as a serious oversight.

In his eyes, it wasn’t just poor judgment—it was a failure of foresight. Any Alpha should have anticipated the possibility of his mate becoming territorial or even feral if she perceived another woman as a rival. That Zion hadn’t accounted for this only deepened the King’s disappointment.

But if the Royal Convoy was reporting all of this without presenting a proper witness, then perhaps it was simply because the pack had no one to offer. In the absence of concrete testimony, they were left with mere speculation.

Still, the Alpha King felt he already held the truth in his hands. After all, the Royal Princess was now safely back in the Royal Palace, and it appeared Alpha Zion had no idea she had returned, even though an entire night had already passed. The fact that the one who harmed his daughter was none other than Zion’s own Luna only added fuel to the fire.

Regardless of Alpha Zion’s merits on the frontlines, the King couldn’t overlook such a grave failure. His daughter had been hurt—and for a brief moment, the King even entertained the thought of taking the Luna’s life himself.

"Alright, just come back once you’re done there. If they say the princess doesn’t want to return, then let them be!" the Alpha King said dismissively, already turning to leave. But after just one step, he paused and added through gritted teeth, "And find out what happened to that Luna..."

He needed to know whether Alpha Zion had punished his Luna severely for putting his daughter in such a condition. If not, then they shouldn’t blame him for being harsh, or for taking drastic action.

What the Alpha King didn’t know, however, was that the misunderstanding had already spiraled far beyond what anyone could have imagined. The Luna he was referring to was already lying in the medical ward of the Royal Palace.

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