The Alpha's Regret Return Of The Betrayed Luna (Addison) novel Chapter 431

Chapter 431: Chapter 431 Levi’s Wolf Having Enough

The omegas must have worked through the night to prepare all this food, making sure everyone had proper meals to take on the road. This way, the group wouldn’t need to stop and cook during their journey; they’d only need brief breaks to let the horses and donkeys rest, and during that time, they could eat without losing precious time.

It made sense, too. Eating cooked meals would ensure everyone. especially the warriors. had enough energy to stay alert and ready to fight at any moment. If they relied only on dry rations like jerky and bread, it wouldn’t be nearly enough for carnivores like werewolves. A balanced, hearty meal like this was far better to keep their strength up.

More than that, even before leaving, they had still thought of her as their princess. They couldn’t just let her eat hard travel rations like stale bread, and that simple consideration warmed her heart.

After taking all of it in, she gently pulled Levi to sit with her, then began serving food onto his plate. Seeing the lingering unease on his face, she pressed her lips together before making a decision.

"Levi, let’s finish this mission together, okay? Once we reach the Royal Palace, I..." Addison paused, hesitating. But she knew she couldn’t keep avoiding it. So she drew a deep breath and continued, "I have something I need to tell everyone. And when you hear what I have to say, I’ll let you decide again, whether you still want to go through with the rejection or not."

Addison didn’t let herself think about her father’s warning regarding the Moon Goddess’s curse for rejecting a fated mate. She respected Levi’s wishes; he probably didn’t know about the curse, and telling him now might look like she was trying to sway him.

But at the same time... wasn’t he doing all of this to protect her?

If they really rejected each other, and he found out afterward that it had angered the Moon Goddess and brought a curse down on her, wouldn’t that hurt him even more?

Addison pushed the thoughts away, dwelling on them now would only shake her focus and affect how she carried herself during the mission. But once everything here was settled and they returned to the Royal Capital, she had already decided: she would tell them about the children as well.

They were Zion’s children, after all. And with the tension already growing between her and her mates, letting them discover the truth from someone else would only make things worse. They deserved to hear it from her directly. It was their right to know.

Now that she had made her decision, Addison felt her heart ease a little. Perhaps it was because she no longer needed to keep hiding or overthink everything.

And when Levi heard her words, he was briefly stunned. He thought he had concealed his turmoil well, but it seemed Addison understood him too deeply. She saw his hesitation, his struggle to accept everything, and instead of pressuring him, she stepped back and gave him space to decide for himself.

By doing so, she showed him that she respected his choice, whatever it may be.

But as for what she planned to say once they returned to the Capital... Levi had no idea. An uneasy churn twisted in his stomach, one he couldn’t quite explain. Was it about her feelings for him? Her safety? Some hidden truth he’d never known? He didn’t know, but the uncertainty made him restless, like he’d been thrown into boiling water.

He wanted to know now, desperately, but whatever it was seemed important enough that she refused to speak of it here. So despite the anxiety gnawing at him, he would have to wait until they reached the Palace.

"Damn, boy! Will you relax for a second?" Levi’s wolf snarled, its voice echoing in his mind as claws scraped against the walls of his consciousness. "Did that bastard Greg scare you so badly that you can’t forget one defeat? Seriously? You’re getting on my nerves!"

"Easy for you to say," Levi shot back, jaw tight. "Do you not worry at all about being seen as weak by our mate?"

"I do worry!" his wolf snapped back without mercy. "But that’s exactly why we have to work harder. The Moon Goddess gave her to us for a reason. That alone proves we’re not as useless as you keep telling yourself. Maybe you just need to change that messed-up perspective of yours."

"If you keep spiraling like this, you’ll only make our mate worry, and that’ll mess with her focus. Don’t you think it’s time you man up a little?"

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