Lahat ng Kabanata ng You rejected your Luna: One Chance is all you Get. : Kabanata 111 - Kabanata 120

Elsa’s POVI let out a shaky sigh of relief the moment Selena walked out of my room earlier without probing further. For a moment, I stood sure that she suspected something. The way her eyes searched for anything other than loyalty was something else. If doable, she wouldn't mind tunneling through me to get answers—I almost gave in to her pressure. But luckily for me, she took my lie as truth. Or it seemed so.Still, my worry hadn't left me, and fear followed me like it was in the air. I had to be more mindful of my actions now.If Selena ever found out about my Alpha, about the bond already tying me to him… I don’t even want to think about what she’d do.I rub my arms, pacing across the small space of my room, whispering under my breath. “Keep it together, Elsa. Just… keep it together.”After a while, the walls start to feel smaller, like they’re pressing in on me. So I step out, hoping the fresh air around the packhouse might clear my head. That’s when I see Mattias.He’s bent over

Elsa POVI almost lost my breath when I pushed my door open and stepped inside. The rush of air caught in my chest, my heart hammering so hard it almost made a sound of its own.There she was.Yvonne.Sitting quietly in the corner of my room as if she had been waiting for me. The sight startled me more than I could admit. My hand gripped the doorknob tighter, and for a moment, I wondered if I had somehow wandered into the wrong room. But no, this was mine. My things were still scattered just the way I had left them. My bed, my wardrobe, even the half-empty glass of water by the table.It was Yvonne who didn’t belong here.“What are you doing here?” My voice came out sharper than I intended, but I couldn’t help it. “Why is a healer sitting in my room?”She didn’t flinch. Her calmness almost annoyed me more than her sudden presence. She just looked up at me with those steady eyes of hers, like she had already rehearsed this conversation in her head.“You can’t escape, Elsa,” she said qu

Matteo’s POVThe hall was already buzzing by the time the auction began. I stood in the shadow of the corner, away from the curious eyes of the alphas who had gathered. Their perfumes mixed with the faint smell of old wine and the polish of the wooden chairs that had been lined up neatly for them. The light from the chandeliers hung over our heads, warm but far too revealing, and I wished more than once that the place had been kept dim.She was brought out with the others. Anna. My eyes followed her without meaning to. She kept her head lowered, hair falling to the sides of her face, and for a moment it almost seemed as though she wasn’t even there. Just another omega being paraded across the stage like she had no value of her own.The auctioneer’s voice carried through the room, calm but sharp as he called out the numbers, the opening bid, and the worth of the omegas. Some were bid for quickly, their paddles raised with little hesitation. But when it came to Anna, the air in the room

Anna’s POVThe silence in the hall was heavy, almost suffocating. I could hear the faint hum of people breathing, the shuffle of shoes, the soft creak of chairs as bodies adjusted themselves. But none of it was for me. None of them were looking at me with the kind of interest that made my heart race, or my stomach drop.It was as if I wasn’t even there.No one raised their paddle. No one even whispered. It should have been comforting. I should have felt relieved. But instead, all I felt was the strange hollowness of being unwanted.Matteo stood nearby, his face betraying his frustration. He was trying hard to keep his expression calm, but I could see the twitch in his jaw, the way his eyes narrowed at every second that passed. He hated silence more than anything. Silence meant no profit, no satisfaction, no victory.And me? I hated that he still had so much power over my fate.I lowered my gaze for a moment, staring at the ground as my chest tightened. Maybe this was good. Maybe if no

Anna’s POVThe moment I stepped into the room, guided by Alpha Jason himself, my whole body felt weak. I admitted to myself the fear that lived in my heart—it had been there since the auction, and it wasn’t going anywhere. My steps were slow, unsure, almost like I was walking into a fate I couldn’t control.I kept replaying everything in my head. The way the paddles were raised, the way people stared at me like I wasn’t a human being but some object on display. I remembered the look on Matteo’s face when the final paddle had gone up. He was smiling like a devil who had just signed a deal. And then that cheque—his hands never left it. It was like all he ever wanted was the money.And he got it. He didn’t care that he had just traded me away. He didn’t care about the child in my belly, or whether I lived or died after this. For him, that cheque was worth more than me.When Alpha Jason left me in that room without a single word, my fear grew even more. The silence was louder than anythin