The Rejected Luna Queen novel Chapter 140

Alpha Bane's POV

Some Days Later

A Day to The Wedding Day

"Okay, father. I've heard all that you have said. I'll be returning to my room now. I need to check up on my wife to see how she's doing."

"It's true," he replied. "I forgot to ask. How's her health? I hope she's better now."

"Yes, she is. But she's still worrying too much. I was scared to leave her all by herself because I know she'd be letting the thoughts in her head eat her up so badly. Once I get there, I'm going to try to get her to sleep. She needs rest now more than ever."

"You're right, son," affirmed my father. "See you soon, then. The goddess blesses your upcoming marriage."

I smiled and walked out of the throne room, heading straight to my room. I wanted to get some sleep before Aurora would be back in the room as I couldn't tell where she must have gone.

As I walked, my guards walked behind me. I had asked two guards to always follow me wherever I went as I didn't know exactly what Dylan had planned for all of us. I had no idea if he was working with any of the guards and so I had to protect myself, just in case. Better late than sorry.

I recounted the last few days and how tedious they had been, not just for me but for everyone else around me. It has been the toughest days of our lives but it wasn't all bad though.

I continued my arrangement with Donald concerning his wife handling the decorations for the event. She had already begun to assemble some of the materials that she was going to need to make the whole place lively.

The other parts of the wedding plan were also moving very smoothly. The good thing was that I had to make just very little input so that I could use my time for more crucial matters like getting Aurora ready for the day and also beefing up the security of the Pack to prevent any form of attack from Dylan, Sophia and anyone else that chose to fight with them.

I was glad that she had nothing to do with the preparations. It was only her mother who became part of the preparation team because she insisted that it was her right given that it was her daughter's wedding. It was something that I couldn't deny her, even though I wanted to.

I knew how tempting it was going to be for Aurora to join the team since her mother was there. I didn't like that at all. So I made her promise me that she'll make sure Aurora doesn't join the team. That was the only option I gave her for her to help with preparations. She agreed and we shook hands.

Just before I got to the room, I saw the maids and a few others busy scurrying about as the preparations intensified, since the wedding was just one day away. Everyone was so busy and I could understand why.

As I got to my door, I turned around to the guards that followed behind. "That'll be all, guys," u said to them, waving them off as they turned around and walked away. Then I pushed the door open and walked inside.

Surprisingly, the first thing I beheld was the figure of my beautiful wife-to-be, Aurora. She strangely stood by the full-length mirror in the room, checking herself out.

I was quite surprised to find her in the room as I had stepped out of the throne room for a bit to ask a maid earlier that day if Aurora was going to be in the room till I'd get back and she told me that she was already with her mother and some other women.