Elsa
I stayed in my room all morning, deliberately avoiding Alpha Adam. The thought of facing him felt unbearable, so I kept to myself, planning to go hunting later in the evening and return only when it was time to sleep. But as I was about to leave, I heard his voice behind me.
"Why didn’t you attend the training and pack meeting?" he asked, his tone stern. The look of indifference in his eyes got to me, but I masked my emotions. I had shed enough tears.
"I don’t need to. You’re back now," I replied, my voice deliberately indifferent, trying to convey that I didn’t care.
"You are Luna. You shouldn’t miss any of these things," he scolded, but I could only chuckle to myself.
"I’m not your Luna. I don’t want to be Luna. Get a girl, claim her, and make her Luna. I’m just an insurance po
