I Died as His Luna, He Went Mad

AURORAThe cell smelled of rust and damp stone. My head throbbed, my stomach churned. I’d lost count of how many days it had been, three, maybe four, since Rowan locked me in here.He hadn’t come to see me once. He’d heard that I wasn’t well, yet he didn’t bother to check on me. He must have thought I was pretending again — as usual.I didn’t even know when Rowan had started believing I was a liar.What was I saying? Of course, it was because of her — Vivian.Maybe then my name would be cleared but I didn’t know what would become of my baby then. I suddenly felt lightheaded, black dots started dancing in my vision and before I knew it, I was coughing up blood.I couldn’t stop it. It just kept coming. “Oh, dear Goddess! Call the alpha!” I could hear one of the warriors guarding me panicking and yelling at the other one. This whole thing started with me feeling my body growing heavier and heavier. I thought it was because she was pregnant. “It’s spreading,” Jess whispered in my mind. “T

AURORAWhen I woke up again, I was alone in the packhouse. Well, not completely alone but Rowan and his mother had gone to my family home for the family dinner. I was shocked when the omega told me that. Rowan had never bothered to go to my family dinner since we got married.In fact, the man had never set foot in my home since Vivian disappeared. Now, you can imagine how shocked I was to hear that he actually went. I thought he was just playing with me when he told me to ready so we could go together.I was happy he went though, this year, he could be the one to answer their questions, to tell them why we didn’t have an heir yet. But who was I fooling? My parents would never ask him questions, in their eyes, their alpha was perfect, and I was the problem.When I saw it was getting late, I made myself food and ate then went back to bed. “Aurora, this poison is dangerous, why don’t we go to the forest to get the herb. We won’t survive long if we don’t get it.” I wished I could, but I k

AURORAThe moment I recognized the scar on his left eyebrow like it was something made on purpose. There was no doubt. It was him. Darian.Of all people, why him?Before I could make sense of it, the vision shifted again. I was floating above, watching as he carried my lifeless body through the forest, his steps steady and unhurried. The night air clung to him like mist; not even the guards at the borders stirred. It was as if the world itself had fallen silent to let him pass.When he finally stopped, we were far from the pack lands. He laid me gently on a wooden bed, lit a few candles, and covered me with a blanket. I didn’t understand what he was doing or why he had taken me. All I could do was watch.I wanted to believe he meant no harm, yet dread lingered in my chest. Was he preparing my body for burial?Or something worse?I couldn’t tell. Each night he came back—checking my pulse, cleaning the dried blood from my lips, whispering words I couldn’t quite hear. Sometimes he fed

VIVIANIt was good to know I still had that much power over Rowan. I was afraid he would have changed in the time I was away. Maybe fallen in love with Aurora. But no, the moron was still hung up on me, good. It was also good to see he was no longer a cripple, that he was not worthy to stand by myside.How could I let Aurora have him now? Never! Rowan soon forgot about Aurora after hearing what I told him. The doctor rushed in. “Alpha, I am sorry I took a time, I was busy with another patient.” She apologised with her head bowed.She made me wait while she was taking care of someone else. Who could have been more important than me? “Put her in another ward.” Rowan demanded, the stupid doctor looked at the door then back at me. “Yes alpha.” I didn’t like her. I was soon moved to a different ward. The doctor checked on me with Rowan by myside, holding my hand. “Alpha, I don’t see anything wrong, but I would like to keep her here for a couple of hours just to monitor her.” I really di