All Chapters of TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE LUNA: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

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The weight of the crown

Victoria’s POV"Victoria, you look like a true princess," Liam said.An older woman walked into the room."Your grandmother and I worked on this for years. Her wish was for you to use it at your coronation," she said, unfolding the mantle to show the beaded work. The design told a story about Makarius and me. It felt unreal. Tears welled up in my eyes. My hands shook as I reached out to touch the intricate patterns, feeling each bead under my fingers. Seeing her handiwork now, it felt as if she were standing beside me. I could feel the love and history woven into the fabric, a mix of gratitude and longing. I closed my eyes, letting the mantle's soft shimmer settle around my shoulders, and allowed myself to feel both the ache and the joy of the moment.Thank you, I whispered."You're welcome. Make us proud," she said as she bowed, then turned and left the room."Stop crying," Liam said, fanning my face. "Your eyes are red now."He placed the mantle on my shoulders. It trailed long and

I have no feelings for you

Drystan’s POVI stared at her, not wanting to believe it. She’s pregnant with my child.Why did you wait so long, Sienna? I asked her, my voice tight with anger.Sienna’s hands trembled as she spoke, her voice barely above a whisper. I was scared to tell you, Alpha Drystan. You were not kind to me. She wouldn’t meet my eyes, twisting her fingers together like she was trying to keep herself from falling apart.Kind? Why should I be kind to you? Who are you to me?Sienna started to cry.I cursed. Now I’d have to marry her. The weight of responsibility pressed down on me. I needed to show everyone I took my duties as Alpha seriously. But anger boiled inside me. I wanted to blame her, to make her disappear, to make this all go away. Part of me wanted to lash out, even though I knew it was wrong. Underneath the rage, guilt started to eat at me. None of this would have happened if not for my choices. I hated myself for wanting to run, for wanting to hurt her when I was just as much at fault

Broken

Victoria’s POVThe pack house looked stunning. Silver and emerald banners hung from the high ceilings, catching the soft light from hundreds of floating candles. Fairy lights wrapped around the wooden beams, casting a warm, magical glow. The room was filled with laughter and lively conversation, while upbeat music played near the dance floor. The smell of wildflowers mixed with spiced wine, and the fresh scent of night-blooming jasmine drifted in through the open windows. Every corner sparkled, and the whole place felt alive with something magical.I looked at my phone.Let’s dance, you need to relax. The kids are fine.Then why do I have a nagging feeling that something is going to happen?Makarius stared at me."I think you're just overreacting," he said, leading me onto the dance floor."Makarius," I said, looking into his eyes, "I can't lie to you."Don’t worry, I know it's not you; he needs to keep his lips to his bride, not my wife.I was shocked."Since we re-bonded, I can feel

The black mountains

Victoria's POVHow are Abrax and Raya? I asked Makarius, trying not to cry when I heard his voice. It’s been two weeks, and I miss him so much. I’ve been hiding away in the house my dad gave us in my royal pack.I feel your sadness, Makarius said.Tears streamed down my face. Then I heard a knock at the door. I walked over and opened it to see Makarius standing there.I dropped the phone and hugged him tightly. He let out a deep breath."God, I missed you so much," he said, breathing in my scent like he was desperate. Then he kissed me."Why are you so stubborn?" he asked. "No more, Victoria. You’re going to listen to me and come home," he said, raising his voice."Okay," I whispered."What?" He looked surprised that I didn’t argue. "Great, pack up. The jet is waiting. Wait, is this some trick?""No, Makarius. I thought about it. I need to trust that this will work, and that you love me enough to..." I broke down in tears."Love you, woman. I’m in love with you. There will never be an

She's gone

Victoria’s POVThe path was slippery, and the forest grew denser as we climbed higher up the mountain.Makarius carried Abrax on his shoulders."Victoria, we’re almost there. She told us we’d feel the land. I’m not sure what that means, but that’s all she said about where to go." Then he turned to me. The air tingled against my skin, and the ground under my feet seemed to pulse gently, almost like the earth had a heartbeat. It felt like the forest wanted us to notice something hidden, waiting for us to understand."I feel it," I said nervously. "Keep going." The ground felt different beneath us as we walked, and our senses grew sharper.Fifteen minutes later, I looked up to see a woman on the path."Welcome," she said. "Follow me." She looked to be in her mid-thirties, with long black hair in a braid and a flowing dress the color of spring leaves.The house was modest. As we stepped inside, I noticed plants hanging from strings to dry."Please, sit down," she said, pointing to the col

Who attacked your pack?

Drystan’s POVThree years ago, everything changed.I looked at my daughter, Angelina, her small face peaceful and beautiful as she slept.Sienna left without saying anything. I still wonder if she ran away out of fear, guilt, or for reasons I’ll never know. Maybe she didn’t want this life, or maybe she couldn’t face me. I tried to find her, but there was no sign of her.I couldn’t let her go. I already felt a bond with this little life, even though she wasn’t really mine.The DNA test proved it. Sometimes I wonder if I was ever meant for love or happiness. Nothing ever seems to go right for me.I kissed her small cheek and laid her in the crib. Then I headed to the rogue quarters, needing to do something good before I let my anger take over.The rogue girls stood in a line. As I walked past them, a scent caught my attention. It was faint at first, but it stirred something in my wolf and me. Only Victoria’s scent had ever done that before.I stepped back and stopped in front of a small

I won't let you go

Victoria’s POVMakarius had changed since Raya disappeared. Our adopted daughter vanished three weeks ago, leaving a hole in our family. We were both haunted by her absence, but it hit Makarius even harder. I think he worried our son would end up searching for me, just like he once did.It weighed on him, and the space between us started to feel like a real distance.I undressed and shifted, running into the cold air. Autumn was my favorite season. The leaves were falling, and the air smelled different.Maybe I didn’t want to admit how much it hurt to see him drifting away. I ran back and saw him holding my clothes.I shifted back. "Makarius, I thought you’d be gone for a few more days," I said as I walked toward him.He pulled me close, and I sighed."Forgive me. I know you feel sad. I lost track of...""What am I to you?"He let out a sad laugh. "You will always be everything to me, Victoria," he said, his hands tracing my body and his lips pressing hard against mine.I pulled away.

I'm lost without you

Drystan POVI kept my distance from her. How am I supposed to tell her?Hey, I was the one who attacked your pack. You still want to be with me? Those words echo in my mind, just as bitter as I imagined. Guilt twists inside me, sharp and constant. How could she ever forgive what I did? The idea of her hating me feels heavy in my chest, but staying away is just as hard. I want her so much, but the fear of losing her before I even get a chance is almost too much. I laugh at how ridiculous this conversation in my head sounds.There was a knock on my bedroom door. I told them to come in, hoping Draven had more news about her siblings.Alice walked inside."Alpha Drystan," she said, her eyes staring right through me."Is there a problem?" I asked, stepping away as she moved closer.She stopped and looked at me, confused."Stop," she said angrily. "Are you avoiding me? On purpose?"I took a deep breath. "Please, sit," I said, motioning to the armchair. "Yes, I did avoid you. There's a reaso

The challenge

Victoria’s POVMakarius sat up quickly, his eyes wide with disbelief. What? He can’t do that. I mean, I will fight him, but he’s half my brother.For a moment, anger flashed across his face, mixed with something deeper, maybe even fear. His jaw tightened, his hands clenched into fists as he looked away, struggling with what he had just heard.He cursed under his breath, then hung up without another word.“Tell me what’s going on," I asked while putting on my robe.Cadmus is challenging my crown, Victoria. I need you to stay here. You must be safe.A wave of nausea hit me, and I rushed to the bathroom to throw up.Makarius came over and held my hair back.I’m taking you to the doctor, he said.No, you go. Send the jet back for me later. Please try to calm things down rather than make them worse.He challenged me. I have to fight him.Maybe he wants a place in the family or the pack.I found a letter from my father around the time I went away to study, long after my parents had died. In

Respect

Makarius POVThe car stopped in front of the pack house. Balthazar came over to me."Stay calm, Makarius," Balthazar said quietly so only I could hear. "We’ll figure this out together. He doesn’t know anything else.""Thanks for the heads up," I told him. I took a few deep breaths as Cadmus approached."Brother, you’re finally home," he said."Welcome," I managed to say. "What can I do for you?" I gestured for him to follow me into the office.I’m waiting for my lawyer to arrive. I do want what’s mine, Makarius. You have Victoria, the pack, the legacy. Do you ever wonder how it feels to watch you take everything I should have had? Hmmm, she is adorable... You always end up with all the good things, don’t you?He’s trying to provoke me, I thought.You do understand we’re fated mates."Yeah, about that," he said, walking around and touching the framed picture of my dad. "Funny how that happened."See, I have connections...You mean spies?He laughed. "Like you don’t?"There was a knock

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