The Alpha’s Obsession with his Ex-Contract Luna

Chapter 177 

The mention of Asena caused Alpha Calhoun’s gaze to soften, but it was not enough to make him change his mind. 

“That does not give you any right to question my business. I love your daughter, not you. Now get out,” he stated firmly. 

Deborah was seeing red. “Alpha Cal…” She was quickly cut off. 

“Don’t ever step a foot in this pack house ever again. Not even to welcome Asena when she returns.” 

Deborah was stunned. When she received the pictures and coupled with all the gossip news she received, she was so furious, thinking that her presence would wake Alpha Calhoun from whatever slumber he was in, but this was what she got. 

It would be better for her daughter to cut her studies short and return home to stay with her man before vultures like Aurora took advantage of it. Without another word, she headed out of the door, but Alpha Calhoun was regretting some things. 

His anger had caused him to say too much, and the realization only hit him when he turned to the side. 

Aurora was not there, but he could hear the banging of the door upstairs. 

Though Alpha Calhoun never intended to mention Asena in front of her, he could not understand her reason for being upset, feeling helpless. Deborah got home furious, as she called her daughter on the phone. “Mom, can it wait? I’m in the middle of something important.” 

“There is nothing more important than what I’m about to tell you,” Deborah said seriously over the phone, Asena had to get a place to hide away to speak to her mother. 

“Alright mom, I hope its as important as you say. I’m listening.” 

“Asena, you have to come home now,” her mother’s desperate voice sounded at the end of the line, Asena was taken aback. 

“Mom, I still have over a year to return. You know how Cal is very concerned with my education. He talks about it when he calls 

“He calls you every day?” her mother was slightly relieved. 

“I’m the first person he speaks to as soon as he wakes up from bed and he also calls me before he goes back to sleep.” 

The woman could not convince her daughter anymore. Alpha Cal had even said it in front of Aurora that he loved Asena. 

“Okay then. Please get back to whatever you were doing and make us proud.” 

“Right mom, I love you.” 

“I love you too.” 

Three months passed with Aurora training with Rene, away from the rest of the warriors as she tried to avoid Alpha Calhoun. 

every day.” 

She would prepare his meals before he woke up, and it was the same with the office work. She mostly returned to prepare his bath before he returned from the mountains. 

Rene was indeed a weakling, but Aurora was patient with her and her it was just a week ago that she began to amaze Aurora with wonderful skills. 

It also saved Aurora from training with the warriors and exposing her fierce wolf. Rene was like Blair to Aurora, except that Blair was very tough. However, she treated Rene like the way she would treat Blair, a kid sister. 

Sometimes, she would cook with Rene in her small room and even felt more comfortable there than the pack house, but Alpha Calhoun never allowed her to spend a night away from the pack house. 

Also, it was better for Aurora to be with Rene than with any of the hungry wolves who wanted to devour her. 

Things continued like this until another six months later when the Crescent Moon pack was faced with an attack. Alpha Calhoun had gone to the mountains with his warriors as usual when it happened and received a call on his phone from one of the pack warriors. 

“Alpha, the rogues are attacking the pack.” With Alpha Calhoun and his strongest warriors about an hour away from the pack should they even travel in wolf form, he panicked. 

“Sound the war sirens to alert everyone, and tell Aurora to get the elders and children to safety. I believe she can protect them better. I’m coming back right now.” 

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Chapter 177 

Close to Rene’s tiny house where Aurora was training with her, the blurring sound of the war siren was held with warriors running in different directions. 

“What is that?” Aurora asked, though knowing it was a war siren. 

“Alpha Calhoun must have gone to train in the mountains, but the pack is under an attack,” Rene said with fear in her voice. She was doing better now but had not fought with anyone except her teacher, Aurora. 

The growls of wolves were heard as Rene shivered. “The Alpha is not around. Are we gonna die?” 

Aurora tried to calm her down. “No one is gonna die. Just trust me.” At the same time, a mindlink zapped through her mind. ‘Aurora, the Alpha wants you to keep the elders and children safe. The pack is under an attack. 

Aurora could not obey the voice when Alpha Cal was not there in person. She spoke seriously to Rene. 

“Now is your time to prove your worth to the pack. Go get the elderly and children to the safehouse. Can you do that?” 

“I can, but what if they don’t allow me?” Content protected by Nôv/el(D)rama.Org.

“Be confident but don’t be afraid to kill a rogue who gets in your way. Shift at any time.” 

Rene was shivering. “What about you?” 

“Go now. I will take care of the rogues.” 

“It’s dangerous. Please, I don’t want to lose you.” 

“Just do as I’ve said, and everyone would be fine. Go now. Help the omegas to take care of the defenseless.” 

Rene wiped a tear and ran in the direction she saw the elderly. Aurora braved herself and ran towards the rogues, communicating with her wolf. 

‘If I shift, can you hide our color?‘ 

‘When are we leaving this pack? I’m getting tired.’ 

“This isn’t the time, Nala. Please answer my question.‘ 

‘I can try to try a chameleon trick if you delay the shift until after you’ve conquered at least three rogue wolves in human form. 

‘Brilliant. You are the best.’ 

Daisy saw one of the rogues send a Crescent warrior to the floor, her anger boiled. They were in wolf form, but she still made them out. 

Her claws elongated, but she did not shift immediately. One of the rogues in wolf form darted in her direction, but she slid under him, her back almost touching the floor, as her claws dug into his stomach, bringing out his intestines with it. 

The Crescent warriors were shocked, but before they could recover, Aurora jumped and hung on the neck of another wolf, her claws sinking into its throat as soon as the first one fell. 

She never trained with the warriors or Alpha Cal so how did she learn such skills? No one could answer, just looking on with stun. 

Three rogue wolves darted in her direction at once, and luckily, the Crescent warriors took care of it, giving her the chance to lunge for a third wolf. 

As soon as she killed that one, she became a target for the rogue wolves because she was fighting in human form, but as she jumped, she shifted in 

the air. 

Alpha Calhoun had arrived then, surprised to see a green wolf, but then, he thought his mind was playing games on him when the she–wolf’s large paws and hind feet touched the ground. 

She instantly changed into the color of the sand, a desaturated form of bright and sunny yellow. 

None of the rogues could stand against this wolf, and they were falling so fast, Alpha Calhoun paused and asked. 

‘Who is that?‘ He could not remember seeing such wolf among his pack warriors, and none of them ever fought like that. This was a highly skilled fierce wolf. 

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