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Ex Luna's Revenge    Chapter 102
Luciano De Lucaâs POV Most of the elders stood frozen at my outburst, clearly taken aback by the sharpness in my tone. The first to recover was the eldest among them, his expression hardening as his gaze locked onto mine. âYou will not speak to us in that manner, Alpha King or not,â he said, his voice cold and measured. I barely heard the warning beneath his words. My anger was still too fresh, too raw, burning through whatever patience I had left. âYou will stop speaking about my mate that way,â I snapped, the words leaving me before I could restrain them. âYour ex-mate,â the elder corrected firmly. The word struck harder than I expected. A flicker of embarrassment surfaced, but it did nothing to dampen the fury coiling inside me. If anything, it made it worse. Even now, even after everything, Chiara deserved better than the way they spoke about her. She had always deserved better. If only I had realized that sooner. If only I had protected her from their judgment,
Ex Luna's Revenge    Chapter 101
Chiaraâs POV With my plans finally set, I moved through each day with a quiet, steady sense of purpose. There was something grounding about having a future to walk toward, something that kept me from drifting back into the shadows of everything I had lost. I was no longer trapped in the past, no longer waking each morning feeling like I had nothing but memories to cling to. At least, that was true most of the time. There were moments, unwelcome and persistent, when Luciano De Luca slipped back into my thoughts. When he did, it wasnât gentle or fleeting. It was overwhelming, consuming every part of me until I could barely focus on anything else. His voice, his presence, the way loving him had once felt so natural, all of it came rushing back like a tide I couldnât hold back. The regret had begun to fade, replaced by a quiet acceptance. I had done the best I could with what I knew then. I could stand by my choices, even if they had led me here. But the pain was different. It linger
Ex Luna's Revenge    Chapter 100
Luciano De Lucaâs POV I braced myself for the rejection I already knew was coming. Doctor B had even less reason to remain in the Nightfall pack than Chiara ever did, yet the thought of losing them both felt like a punishment I could not escape. Doctor B and I had never been truly close. There were only brief moments where something almost resembling friendship had surfaced, and even those moments had often been shaped by how much she reminded me of Chiara. Even now, as she studied the map spread across her desk, I could see it clearly. The same quiet focus. The same careful way of thinking things through. In my mind, I could picture Chiara doing exactly this, weighing each option, measuring every risk and reward before deciding where to rebuild her life. The thought twisted something bitter inside me as I wondered if Giacomo would be part of that decision. If they were truly in love, then of course they would choose a future together. âNo,â Doctor B said, pulling me back to the
Ex Luna's Revenge    Chapter 99
Chiaraâs POV The image of Silvia Romano with her arms wrapped tightly around Luciano De Luca lingered in my mind long after the divorce ceremony had ended, refusing to fade no matter how much I wished it would. It felt like the final fracture of something already broken, the last quiet confirmation that whatever had once existed between us was truly over. My wolf sank into mourning again, heavy and silent inside me, yet beneath that grief, something stronger began to take root. A quiet, stubborn determination pushed through the pain, reminding me that walking away had not been weakness, but necessity. Seeing them together forced me to accept a truth I had resisted for far too long. Luciano had always been bound to Silvia in ways he had never been to me, tied by obligation, guilt, and something deeper I could never quite reach. Letting him go had not been easy, and it still felt like I was dragging chains made of regret and heartbreak wherever I went, but I knew now that I had done
Ex Luna's Revenge    Chapter 98
Chiara's POV I could feel Luciano De Lucaâs eyes on me long before I turned and met his gaze, and even when our eyes finally locked, he did not look away. His expression remained controlled, unreadable in the way he had always mastered so well, yet his eyes betrayed him completely, carrying a sadness that felt too deep to belong to a man who had once been my husband. There was longing there too, quiet and persistent, as though he were trying to memorize something he no longer had the right to hold. Did he understand how much I still loved him, how every step I had taken toward this ending had felt like walking through fire I could not escape? Did he care at all that what he called the right decision had left me in pieces I was still struggling to hold together? The ache in my chest had not softened since the mutual rejection, instead it had grown sharper with time, as if distance only made the wound more aware of itself. I told myself that space would eventually help me forget h
Ex Luna's Revenge    Chapter 97
Chiaraâs POV The divorce ceremony was meant to be simple. Brief. Almost clinical in its execution. A quiet undoing of something that had once been sacred. Each partner was required to stand before the judge and deliver a prepared statement, a formal acknowledgment that what had once been binding was now broken. I had written mine carefully, folding the small slip of paper until it fit neatly in my palm. Now, as I stood there, my fingers trembled around it. Compared to the raw devastation of the rejection ceremony, this should have been easier. Less painful. More distant. But it wasnât. Standing here, exposed before witnesses, admitting aloud that our marriage had failed felt like reopening a wound that had never truly healed. Most people avoided this kind of public spectacle now. Divorces were handled quietly, privately. But we were not most people. The Alpha King and his Luna were bound by tradition, even in separation. So here we were. Side by side. Before a judge. I
Ex Luna's Revenge    Chapter 83
Chiaraâs POV âShe has to be drunk.â âThereâs no way any of that is true.â âLuciano would actually marry Silvia Romano? After everything sheâs done? Impossible. It has to be a lie.â The whispers spread like wildfire through the room, low at first, then rising, overlapping, colliding into someth
Ex Luna's Revenge    Chapter 80
Chiaraâs POV In response to Giuliaâs question, I offered her a small, fragile smile, the kind that carried more truth than words ever could. It was enough. Her expression fell instantly, her brows knitting together as if the answer had struck her harder than anything I could have said aloud. â
Ex Luna's Revenge    Chapter 73
Chiara's POV Laugh just as much as me. It was a nice change of pace. Tonight, however, Caterina was working late when I let Giacomo into the house. He was carrying his usual vase of bright-colored flowers, but his smile wasnât quite as bright as usual. âWhat's wrong?â I asked immediately. âI h
Ex Luna's Revenge    Chapter 71
Lucianoâs POV âA person should not be punished forever for the mistakes of their past,â I said into the microphone, my voice steady even as my thoughts betrayed me. Because if that were true, then what chance did I have? If Silvia could not be forgiven, then how could I ever be, after everythi
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