All Chapters of TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE LUNA: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Victoria’s POVI thought he said, “Hello, sister.” I got closer, and Cadmus took my hand.Victoria, he said through the link, I do not trust him. Maybe your mother sent him.Yeah, I figured that already. Let’s see what he has to say.Victoria, he said, extending his hand. I’m Lucien, your brother. His voice was quiet but unsteady, words catching, for a second, like he was afraid of how I might react. My mom abandoned me when I was born, he went on, glancing down at his shoes. I looked for her, and I stumbled here. His hand trembled slightly between us, his knuckles white as he tried to keep his composure. Though he tried to sound confident, I could see the fear in his eyes—the fear of being rejected again.What can you tell me about her?Is his guy for real, I thought? Why did she abandon him?Weird.Go on, who is your father? I askedMy father is the alpha of the West Valley River. Our mom married him twenty-six years ago.Wow, she didn’t waste time. After she left, my father barely

Cadmus’s POVI wasn't happy about this trip, but Victoria insisted. Determined to be prepared if anything went wrong, I took extra precautions. Soon, we arrived at the hidden pack houses.The pack houses were hidden among old pines, their trunks close together and needles covering the ground in a soft green layer. The air was cool and smelled like sap and moss, with the steady sound of the river filling the quiet with a soft rush. Sunlight came through the trees in golden lines, shining on wet stones by the water. As we went down the winding road, the gravel crunched under our tires with bird calls in the distance. I saw the spotters between the trees, almost hidden by the shadows.When the car came to a stop, the doors opened, and someone helped Victoria out. They bowed to her, then to me. A man in his late fifties approached us first.A man about fifty came up first. He held out his hand to me and said, "Alpha King Cadmus, welcome to our pack." Then he nodded to Victoria and added,

Victoria’s POVSeven months pregnant, I needed a break every hour. My back ached, my moods shifted wildly, and every smell was too strong. Amelie, our baby girl, kicked hard whenever I tried to rest. The doctors argued with me constantly, acting like they knew what was best for my body. Cadmus was both spoiling and overly protective, sometimes to the point of suffocation. I knew he meant well, but I longed for space and independence. Still, I was grateful for him, even when his fussing drove me crazy.Hathor has fallen asleep next to me. He thinks now that he will have a sister, we won’t love him anymore.Cadmus entered the bedroom, came to my side, and kissed my lips, then my belly. "She'll be as beautiful as you, and I’ll shred anyone who comes near her," he said. He petted Hathor’s head. "Is my boy insecure?" he asked.I nodded. We need to show more love, I said"Victoria, he is with me most of the day, even in the meetings," Cadmus said. I laughed."Sorry, you—I mean…stop!" I said

Victoria’s POVTwo months have passed since Amelie was born. Holding her still feels unreal, as though her arrival made me more alive. She’s thriving, gaining weight, and her big green eyes have already charmed Cadmus and the kids. When she looks at me, fierceness and worry mix in my chest—will I ever be enough for her? Some nights I watch her sleep, counting each breath, feeling grateful and terrified at once. I want her to have a happy, safe life. She’ll be spoiled, but I can’t help it. Our home is filled with happiness and hope now.Makarius is the Alpha of the pack, a role that means he leads and protects everyone in our group, settling disputes and making decisions for our safety. In our pack, the Alpha isn't just a ruler but also a caretaker and a guide—everyone has their place, whether as a warrior, caretaker, or member learning their strengths. It was later that afternoon when I noticed Makarius following Thalia like a shadow. They fight all the time, more like she fights and

Sylvia’s POVI stared at the woman who was my daughter; she should never have been born. From the very start, she brought nothing but shadows into my life. I still remember that day that turned into night, and I screamed in pain as she struggled to come out. Until the eclipse was done, she arrived in the world. The elders predicted she would be special, that the Goddess gifted her during the eclipse. But to me, she was a mark of everything I had lost. I couldn’t even look at her. Never really wanted a child. I only wanted Balthazar; he was handsome and strong. His eyes followed me everywhere. I was his universe until she arrived. After her birth, it was like Balthazar slipped away, piece by piece, as if she had stolen all the light left in our lives. She ruined the one thing I ever truly cared about.I threw a bucket of water on her face. She gasped. Her eyes opened and started to focus.Sylvia, she said, smiling, " We finally meet. Do tell, why do you hate me so much?What’s the poin