All Chapters of Our Pup's Alpha Dad: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Luke Randall's words left both Silas Randall and me frozen where we stood.It had been 27 days since I realized Silas’ heart had drifted away from us.Every time he left Luke and me because of Julia, I would ask Luke to address him as Alpha.It was my way of reminding both of us not to expect anything from a mate whose heart was elsewhere, but Luke didn't see it that way.He was only eight years old, the age when an Alpha father was still a hero in his eyes.Every single time, he would bite his lip, hesitate for what felt like forever, and finally whisper in the tiniest voice, "Alpha."But today, he said it on his own clearly and firmly.It was as if he had repeated that to himself countless times before.Seeing both of us stand there in silence, Luke reached for my hand and looked up at Silas."Alpha, you should go."He then tugged gently at my sleeve."Come on, Mom. The movie's about to start."He wrapped his arms around me. He was absorbed by getting into the theater in

"Take it. It's a gift from your father."As soon as I finished speaking, Luke's eyes lit up.Clutching one piece of the cake, he scampered back to his room.I watched him disappear down the hallway before lowering my head and continuing to pack.Silas stood beside me in silence for a long time."About Luke calling me Alpha today–"I paused for a moment as I looked up at him.Silas bent forward and placed the cream cake in front of me. There was an unusual look of guilt in his eyes."Elena, I know you're upset. You're upset because I've been spending so much time taking care of Julia and Aiden instead of you and Luke."He took my hand and pressed it against his chest."But I swear, I feel nothing for Julia except responsibility."She lost her mate and has been struggling to raise her pup alone. As an Alpha, I can't just stand by and do nothing."Just give me a little more time. I'll make sure they settle down somewhere else as soon as possible. After that, I'll never let you

After confirming our flight details, I began making the final preparations.At eight o'clock that morning, I made breakfast in the estate for the very last time.The cream cake Silas had brought home the night before was still in the refrigerator.Luke opened the fridge, glanced at it, and tossed it straight into the trash.At nine o'clock, Silas' Beta handed me the mate bond dissolution agreement that Silas had already signed.The term was written clearly on it.[Custody of the pup, Luke Randall, shall belong to Elena Randall.]During that time, I noticed Julia had posted another update on social media.[The photos are finally ready! Aiden loves them. He says he wants to hang them in his room so he can wake up every day and see his beloved parents.]The attached photo was the family portrait they had taken outside the movie theater the day before.Luke sat beside me while quietly folding paper airplanes. After seeing the post, he showed no reaction at all. He simply nudged m

Three months were enough for Luke and me to put down roots in the peaceful neutral territory.Thanks to my years of experience as a healer, I was hired by the largest healer's den in town as a senior healer.Luke transferred to the nearby Rainbow Pups Academy. His mentor was a gentle witch who, after learning what he had been through, took especially good care of him.Little by little, life settled into a peaceful routine.Every morning, I would take Luke to school before heading to the healer's den.When work ended each evening, I would pick him up, bring him home, and cook the honey-roasted meat with roasted vegetables he liked the most.On weekends, we spent our time reading together in the old library, camping in the forest park, or enjoying movie nights while sharing strips of jerky.Luke gradually became cheerful again. He joined the young werewolves' training sessions with the other pups, and every evening at dinner he excitedly told me funny stories about his day at scho

Silas stood where he was as he watched Luke and me walk away.Only after we disappeared at the end of the corridor did he slowly sink to the ground. He covered his face with his long fingers as quiet sobs escaped him.From that day on, Silas appeared outside the healer's den every single day.Each morning, he would wait by the entrance and ask the guards to pass a cream cake to me.Each evening, he would wait outside the healer's den. After my shift ended, he would follow from a distance to make sure I returned home safely before quietly turning around and leaving.He no longer tried to approach me. He also stopped trying to force Luke to accept him again.He simply watched over us from afar. He was like a guardian who had lost the right to stand by our side but still refused to leave.I never accepted his cakes. I also never voluntarily spoke to him.But I knew Luke noticed everything.One night, I got up to head to the kitchen and found Luke standing quietly by the window. H