Chapter Hundred Ten

I walked hand in hand with Alpha Brian, the weight of the day's responsibilities heavy on my shoulders. As we approached our home, a sense of unease crept over me, fueled by the maid's anxious expression as she greeted us.

"Luna, Alpha, I'm glad you're back," she said, her voice trembling slightly. "There were visitors last night. They insisted on seeing you."

My heart skipped a beat as dread pooled in my stomach. Who would visit us in the dead of night? Without another word, Alpha Brian and I rushed to our children's bedroom, a sense of foreboding hanging in the air.

As we entered the room, my worst fears were realized. Ava and Adrian sat on the bed, their faces pale with worry. But our youngest, Andy, was nowhere to be found. Panic gripped my chest as I frantically searched every corner of the room, calling out his name in desperation.

"He's not here, Alpha," I said, my voice trembling. "Andy's gone."

Brian's jaw clenched in anger as he took in the empty room. "We'll find him, Arian