Reclaiming My Broken Luna (Astrid and Killian) novel Chapter 150

Alpha Theron’s POV

As I sat at my desk in my office, facilitating a Pack meeting, my mind kept drifting to Astrid. She still had not woken up, even after I had given my blood in a desperate attempt to save her.

I was glad when her body had no adverse effects on my blood. I believe with all my heart that she is my daughter, but the fact that she was born with pure omega blood made me fear that my strong blood could cause adverse effects on her body.

It is bad luck that everything happened yesterday, and today happened to be Monday. Meetings are scheduled every Monday morning.

Even though my body is still feeling weak because of the amount of blood that I donated, I cannot skip today’s meeting.

Astrid had lost a lot of blood, and I was the only donor who could give her all the blood that she needed.

They had no choice but to continue drawing my blood three times more than the normal amount of blood that my body can normally give because if not, all my efforts of giving my blood would be put to waste.

Luckily, though, Andros and Asha weren’t there to stop me. If they were, I’m afraid they would have forcefully taken me out of the emergency room if they saw how pale and weak I looked with the amount of blood that I gave.

Of course, I had to make everyone swear to me in secrecy. I can’t let my two children know what I did, or they will get very angry at me.

“Alpha Theron, we have a concerning rift developing within our Pack,” Beta Alek spoke up, making me look at him.

“Speak,” I commanded.

His gaze swept across the others with a frown creasing his brow. “Several of our hunters have been returning from patrols with clashing beliefs and growing dissent among the ranks. Some are advocating that we should be more aggressive to other Packs, while others call for a more diplomatic approach.”

Beta Alek paused his expression grave. “If this continues, this conflict can threaten to divide our Pack and cause rebellion against the Alpha. We must resolve this issue before it escalates.”

Alek was discussing a pack matter that required my decision, but his words seemed distant, muffled by my defeating thoughts of Astrid’s condition.

I forced myself to concentrate, but with my weak state, it was hard for me to do so. I could only hear and understand some snippets of Beta Alek’s words.

“This is a serious matter,” I spoke unsurely when Beta Alek was done with his words. “Our Pack has been through many storms and has always emerged stronger for it, but that strength came from our unity. I will not allow this conflict in the Pack. There is no room for division amongst the Shadowfang Pack.”