Lahat ng Kabanata ng SLAVE LUNA: Kabanata 61 - Kabanata 70

This woman stood with her legs straight; several buttons on her shirt were undone, lending the disheveled garment an oddly striking appearance that only accentuated her soft, curvy figure. Her beautiful black hair cascaded over her chest and face, partially concealing the gruesome wounds there while leaving only her small, cherry-red lips exposed—tinged with a flush that carried an alluring charm. It was a bold yet tasteful allure, made even more intoxicating by the faint scent of strong tobacco and the sense of mystery she evoked.Inside Dave, a smoldering fire began to burn, settling heavy in the pit of his stomach. He stood frozen, his gaze fixed firmly on Elaine’s form. For no apparent reason, his mind drifted back to the times he’d seen her in formal suits. She had been captivating then, but now, with her dress falling just to her knees, the effect was far more overwhelming. What made it even more striking was that Elaine was already a mother to a three-year-old child—she carrie

Reece’s round eyes flickered with guilt, and his rosy lips pressed tightly together. All of a sudden, he remembered what he’d done the night before—how he had crossed out the photo of Papa and Jenny with a pen and thrown it away. Thinking back on it now, Reece felt a twist of fear in his chest. Dad… he wouldn’t hit me just because of one photo… right? He looked up at Dave, worrying the thought over seriously. On impulse, he reached out with his chopsticks and placed a piece of omelet onto Dave’s plate, then asked softly, “Dad… was the breakfast okay?”Dave merely gave a curt “Mm-hmm” in reply. He glanced down at the omelet Reece had just served him and frowned. Dave suffered from severe mysophobia—an extreme fear of germs and contamination—and Reece had used his own chopsticks to move the food. Though his face remained impassive, the look in his eyes was unmistakable: pure disgust.Deep down, though, he couldn’t deny it—the food this little brat had cooked was actually quite delicious

He spoils Elaine? Has he lost his mind? Pampering Elaine? That cunning woman who ruined her own love life, caused Jenny’s downfall, and is now Mrs. Bo— a woman full of evil intentions, endless schemes, and crafty tricks— does someone like her deserve to be doted on?The man stood with his back to Reece, his face dark and gloomy, like heavy clouds hanging low in the sky. His mood was as dark and heavy as those clouds that brought neither wind nor rain.And besides, who was that chubby kid sitting at the same table as him? Why are these children’s school friends all so odd and strange? Back when we were young, we never focused on our studies, but these kids spend every day at school gossiping about their parents’ relationships and love lives. It’s so annoying, just like this child!Dave clearly remembered how Reece had reacted when he told him last night at the dinner table that Elaine didn’t want him around anymore, and that Bo’s company no longer required him to work overtime. He didn

"Dave, tell me, what exactly are you planning in your heart?!"Dave fell instantly silent. The air in the room felt thin, split into shadow and light by the dim illumination, making it hard for Elaine to breathe. His silence only caused her heart to grow colder. Despite the sweltering heat outside, she found herself trembling uncontrollably—all because of his silence!"Why? Do you want to see me humiliated? Do you hate me so much? Do you want me to die a miserable death? Then why did you save me in the first place?!"Hearing her words stirred Dave’s emotions. He had barely slept all night, and his mind at that moment felt like a crashed computer—once anger took hold, he could no longer find the right words to say. He could only stare at Elaine with a cold, gloomy gaze, holding her eyes until her heart turned as cold as ice."Mommy, are you fighting with Daddy?"A soft voice came from behind Elaine, and her body jolted. She turned around immediately. For years, she had lied to Reece, t

She had just taken the first step up the stairs when she suddenly stopped and looked back at Dave. “Dave, I am so disappointed in you!”After saying those words, Elaine immediately hurried upstairs, found Reece, bent down, and took his small hand in hers. “Come on, let’s go home.”Reece was just a small child, and he was led away by force, pulled downstairs by Elaine.“Mommy, where are we going? This is Daddy’s house, isn’t this our home too?” Reece’s voice was soft, sweet, and innocent, but to Elaine, it felt like a pair of hands wrapping around her throat, squeezing the breath right out of her.Whenever Reece mentioned the word “father,” his eyes would light up with excitement, longing for his father’s love and attention—something Elaine could never give him. But she didn’t expect anything from Dave anymore. He had hurt her so deeply, leaving her covered in wounds, and now he had done the same to Reece, yet the child never complained.Elaine shook her head slightly, her eyes turning