The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison) novel Chapter 96

Chapter 96: Chapter 96 Their Pride

Addison’s deep thoughts were suddenly interrupted by a cheerful voice.

"Uncle! Addison! You’re both back!"

Mila came gliding out from within the room, her grace and elegance ever-present, but her admiration and joy sparkled brightly in her eyes. The moment she laid eyes on the Alpha King and Addison, a radiant smile bloomed across her face as she rushed forward to greet them.

Trailing behind Mila were Aiden and Kyle, darting about with the boundless energy only pups could have. Behind them, their grandmother followed at a gentle pace, watching the children play with their aunt, a helpless chuckle slipping past her lips.

The heavy cloud in Addison’s heart lifted at the sight. All the bitterness weighing her down seemed to melt away. She bent down and swept her children into her arms—one on each side—and held them close. Their laughter echoed in the corridor like sunlight breaking through the gloom.

Turning to her father, Addison’s expression had changed. Her eyes, once uncertain, now burned with quiet resolve.

"You can make the arrangements, Father," she said. "Whoever it is... I’ll meet him."

She pressed a kiss to Aiden’s cheek, then to Kyle’s, earning gleeful giggles from both.

The Alpha King, seeing his daughter strong and smiling, nodded in satisfaction.

As they started walking together, Mila trailed behind them, curiosity written on her face.

"Cousin," she asked with a teasing grin, "who are you going to meet?"

"I want her to meet a promising, talented man—someone who could be a potential mate," the Alpha King replied calmly as he gently took Kyle from Addison’s arms.

"Come here, little one. Let Grandpa carry you, alright?"

The once-fierce and imposing Alpha King now looked completely disarmed in the presence of his grandchild, his stern aura replaced by warm affection. It was a sight Addison had slowly grown used to over the past few days—her father laughing more, smiling more, and letting himself be softened by the little ones now running around the inner palace. The once-solemn halls had grown livelier, warmer, filled with the laughter of pups and the renewed sense of family.

Mila, ever curious, opened her mouth to press her uncle for more details, but before she could speak, the Queen interjected with a different question.

"How was the court meeting, sweetheart? Are you settling in well?"

As she spoke, the Queen reached out and gently took Aiden from Addison’s other arm, cradling him with ease. Addison looked at her now-empty hands, then at her parents doting over her children. She let out a quiet sigh, half-exasperated, half-amused, but her heart brimmed with joy nonetheless.

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