All Chapters of The Alpha’s Mysterious Luna : Chapter 171 - Chapter 180

~Brady~So much for alpha duties being over. While Dad reviews what happened in the pack during his absence, I’m left playing the host to Hunter. As the new beta of the White Fang pack, I have to accommodate him during his stay. He’s supposed to be crossing over shortly and will be escorted directly to the hospital where Jagger waits for his brother to be discharged. Blaine is stable and healing. Until he can learn to feed himself, write, and a few other basic skills, he won’t be released. A part of me is glad that Knight tore off his dominant arm. Since he’s been an inconvenience all his life, it’s time he feels inconvenienced. Much to Jagger’s dismay, John ran tests that confirm the two are brothers. Apparently they got written permission while Blaine was unconscious, claiming they needed to check his blood type and some other nonsense. Dad reported the findings to the king since proven infidelity is a serious issue for alphas. The files to review keep flooding in. Dad has me wo

~Brady~ “Well?” Dad urges. John places the clipboard in his elbow and takes a deep breath before continuing. “This is a non-invasive prenatal paternity test. We take a vial of blood from the mother, separate the DNA, and swab the cheek of the father for testing. Confirmation on a second one will take about a week, but, as I said, the lab expedited it under the impression that we were doing this for a neighboring pack.” “John, I’m glad you’re a consummate professional, but can you just tell me if-“ “No. He’s not the father.” Dad and I both sigh in relief. I silently thank the goddess for being merciful. I’m suddenly a fan of abstinence for unmated wolves. “There’s almost a 0% chance. The only way is if they didn’t perform it correctly. I stayed and watching to verify, and all the steps were performed properly. So I can say with almost certainty, no. You are not the father.” John smiles at me. I know he’s happy about the results as well. Lindsey won’t have a mate with a pup

~Lindsey~ I look around at this underground bunker. It looks nothing like the dilapidated structure above us. There’s monitors that show footage from every angle, appliances that look like they’ve never been touched, shelf stable food lining the shelves. Everything you could need for weeks. I rub my arms, trying to comfort myself in yet another strange place. “Where is Brady?” Grant pulls the door closed and makes his way down the ladder quickly. “He’s safe. That’s what matters.” He’s being cryptic and short with me. I appreciate neither. I turn towards Logan, cocking an eyebrow. He sighs. “For your safety as well as his, we aren’t telling you.” “Oh but I’m sure he knows where I am. Right? It’s just that this works one way. In his favor.” I huff and find a couch that I can sit in to ignore the two of them. All I can think about is if Dad is ok. “Lindsey, like it or not, we’re stuck here together. You can get over it, or you can pout the entire time. Your choice.” “I’ll take

~Brady~ Dad and I are in his study, filing official documents and the like. I finally work up the courage to ask him. “Dad, when are we telling Mom and Lindsey?” “About what, son?” He continues looking at the paperwork, feigning ignorance. I know I don’t have to spell it out for him; he was almost as anxious as me at the hospital. Mom would have a fit if she knew. “The DNA test.” “Oh.” He’s really horrible at acting surprised. “I don’t see the need. After all John said there’s only a small fraction of a chance that the first test was wrong. She’s probably in with Blaine somehow. Waiting three months before receiving care? Highly unlikely. She wolves are protective of their young. Unless she’s had no symptoms, she would have been to a doctor by now.” “Wait. You think she was linked to Blaine somehow? He’s only been in Black Forest for a few weeks. There’s no way that the baby could be his.” The math just doesn’t add up. And she was in the pack the entire time. I would have know

~Brady~ The second Lindsey walks through my door I’m stunned. Her dress brings out her eyes, making them almost glow. The slight shimmer from the diamonds give her an ethereal appearance, almost like she is the goddess of the forest. “You gonna say anything?” She asks shyly. That blush that drives me crazy creeps onto her cheeks. “You look amazing.” I couldn’t think of anything else to say. Hopefully she takes it as a compliment. “Thank you. So do you.” I look at myself quickly before returning my gaze to her. As instructed I wore my black suit. Nothing special to me. Just business as normal. But Lindsey? I just can’t get over her. “Ah! You look breathtaking!” Mom appears out of nowhere, reminding me that there are other people in the room. “Thank you! But I’ve still got a lot to learn, I see! You look like a model!” Lindsey compliments Mom who says something about flattery. I’m still stunned. “Dude close your mouth. You’re going to get drool on the floor.” Colt