All Chapters of The Rise of a Forsaken Luna: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

ALPHA REXTON~~I thought handling Dahlia would be the hardest thing I would do upon my return. But I have been proven wrong. I was also sure that I would kill her on the spot, but that liar had more lies to tell, and I would stop at nothing to dismantle her lies and show the entire pack that she was undeserving. When that is done, her supporters will abandon her, and everyone will accept Seraphina, who should be here any minute now. “Doesn’t look like she is coming,” Kane uttered as I walked towards Nicola’s private laboratory, where I knew he would be… with my daughter. After giving him the entire night to tend to her, I hoped he was prepared to hand her over to me. Whereas I have another assignment for him.My eyes fell to the small vial containing the blood I had personally collected from Arlo’s veins last night after I separated him and Dahlia. Nicola would perform–“Did you hear me at all?” Kane seethed within me, nearly pulling my hamstrings so I would stop walking and

SERAPHINA~~Dread. The familiar dread I had lived with for many years while staying in Crimson Moon Pack settled over me the second I stepped out of my car, obeying the timid guards.I wasn’t scared. I mean, I knew none of them could truly hurt me even if they tried. But there was this sickening feeling that ripped through my memories, nearly pulling me back to the past… turning me into the person I used to be while everything I was revolved around Rexton. But I masked that feeling, walking over to the truck that had been parked at the border. “Alpha Rexton has ordered that security be tightened around the border. Ensure no one comes into the pack or leaves!” The guard that seemed to be in charge announced, commanding the rest to take position as I slipped into the truck. “We should warn Kieran. They are really prepared.” Kia started with concern. But I knew very well that Kieran would be just fine, which was why I didn’t worry a bit when I couldn’t feel him through the new b

ALPHA REXTON~~I was no fool. I knew Seraphina repeating herself meant trouble, and I was smart enough to know that she was stronger than me in so many ways. If we were to fight, she would win without having to lift a finger. So yes, I was no fool, which was why I had a plan… one that would ensure she stayed willingly or forcefully. I didn’t need to match her punch for punch; I just needed to outmaneuver her.“And as I have said, Sera, I’m not letting either of you leave me again! You belong with me. You and Celeste are my family and—" Before I could finish that statement, Seraphina was already in front of me, her aura flaring so intensely I felt my lungs closing. My first instinct was to protect my airways, but Seraphina beat me to that, moving too suddenly for my werewolf senses. Her fingers soon curled tightly around my throat, and in a fraction of a second, my feet moved off the floor even though I was naturally taller than she was. I clawed at her wrist, my fingers dig

SERAPHINA~~My legs carried me faster and farther than I thought. It was as if I were subconsciously trying to put enough distance between Rexton and me.Before I got here, I thought I had seen him at his worst and that he had gone as low as possible by kidnapping my daughter, but that man had once again proven me wrong. He is really unbelievable… He stole, schemed, and even tried to physically subdue me.Unfortunately for him, he had underestimated my physical strength and overestimated the power of the potion Nicola and I made… otherwise, I would have been truly stuck here… I would be helpless. “Does that mean we can leave now?” Kia asked me, her fur itching just as my own skin did. I nodded without a single doubt. “Yes, I just have to get Celeste back.” At that point, I was convinced I truly didn’t need Kieran to come here. I also didn’t see the need for the warriors Jesse was leading to the Crimson Moon Pack. I believed I could take my daughter and leave. And Kia supporte

SERAPHINA~~An apology… I have heard a million of those these past few weeks, but for the first time, my heart felt a wave of sincerity. One so strong I couldn’t overlook it or just walk away. I looked down at Elara Ashford, my hand tightening instinctively around Celeste’s waist. The cold gravel of the driveway must have been digging into Elara’s bare knees, but she didn’t seem to care. Her shoulders shook, her perfectly styled hair falling forward to hide a face that had only ever looked at me with cold disgust or conditional approval.Until this very moment. “Is this a trick?” Kia asked, though her voice lacked its usual venomous bite. Yes, even my Lycan was stunned into a hesitant silence by the sheer, unmasked grief radiating from the woman before us."Get up, Elara," I whispered, my voice no longer laced with malice but sounding drained by a sudden, heavy exhaustion. "Don't do this.""No," Elara choked out, her head slowly moving up, her tear-streaked face exposed to the