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My Luna's Revenge (Blinded by Fury) Chapter 121
Chapter 121 Viona's POV The lanterns glowed soft and golden across the garden terrace where Nicolas had arranged the date. The air was cool, scented faintly with jasmine and roses. It should have been beautiful. It should have felt intimate, peaceful, even romantic. But to me, it was nothing but a haze. I sat at the table he had set so carefully-wine poured, dishes prepared, the moon above us like a silent witness-and I could barely breathe. The images from earlier clung to me like poison. Lilah's voice, Mirage's low groans, the sound of them tangled together behind his office door. It had carved a wound so deep that even sitting here felt impossible. And Nicolas saw it. "Viona," he said sharply, his tone cutting through the stillness. "You're not even listening." I blinked, snapping my gaze toward him. His eyes were burning, frustration etched in every line of his face.
My Luna's Revenge (Blinded by Fury) Chapter 120
Chapter 120 Viona's POV The message arrived in the quietest hour of the morning, sealed in the familiar silver Logo of the Royals Fraction. I almost didn't open it. My first thought had been that it was another formality, another decree about the annulment that was supposed to have ended everything between Nicolas and me. The Moon Goddess had denied it, of course. Her will was carved into every corner of my life whether I wanted it or not. But still, I had learned not to expect surprises from that path anymore. And yet... This was no decree. It was an invitation. From Nicolas himself. My breath stilled as I read the words again, my eyes tracing the delicate curve of the script. He was asking me to meet him. A date. He had chosen the word deliberately, bold enough that I felt the heat rise in my chest. After everything, after Flora, after the silence between us, he wanted this?
My Luna's Revenge (Blinded by Fury) Chapter 119
Chapter 119 Nicolas POV The Moon Goddess never gave me peace. She had denied our annulment-her divine judgment cold, absolute, and merciless. It should have been over between Viona and me, at least by law on paper. Flora believed it, wanted it, even relied on it. But the Goddess had spoken otherwise, and My pack was on my back pressuring me to get closer to her their voices lingered like chains on my shoulders. So here I was, playing with fire. Sneaking behind Flora's back to ask Viona for time, a moment, a chance to get to know each other not in a dangerous moment but willingly. It was reckless, dangerous, and dishonorable. Yet I couldn't stop. The idea of preparing for a wedding without her, of handing her over to another fate, was unbearable. My wolf has been uncontrollably lately, especially when it caught her scent, it almost went berserk, almost trying to pull away from me and claim her
My Luna's Revenge (Blinded by Fury) Chapter 118
Chapter 118 Mirage POV I hadn't planned to see her like this. Three years of distance, of forcing myself to forget the shape of her lips and the heat of her skin-and here she was, across the table, calm as ever. The moment my eyes landed on Viona, I felt the weight of my self-control wobble, as though all the discipline I had spent carving into myself had been nothing more than sand. She was more beautiful now. Or maybe it wasn't beauty-maybe it was the fact that I'd been starved of her presence for so long that even the smallest detail became exquisite. The curve of her jaw, the way her lashes caught the light, the tilt of her head when she regarded me with that mixture of curiosity and quiet challenge. It was all unbearable, and I found myself fighting an urge that burned hotter than thirst. Beside me, Lilah shifted slightly in her chair. She had to be here. Her blood was the leash around my throat, the onl
My Luna's Revenge (Blinded by Fury) Chapter 117
Chapter 117 Viona's POV 3 weeks later The meeting room had been prepared with the usual precision-papers aligned, glasses filled, chairs polished until they gleamed beneath the pale light. It was a sterile setting, really, all cold surfaces and neutral tones meant to convey seriousness. I'd walked into enough of these spaces by now to know how the air always felt: heavy with expectation, yet thin enough to suffocate. Still, I carried myself as I always did-measured steps, back straight, chin lifted just enough to remind anyone watching that I belonged here, perhaps even more than they did. Taking over the company from my uncle had taught me that posture was half the battle. The other half was silence. People always revealed themselves in their need to fill it. I was ready for the meeting. When the doors opened, Mirage stepped in, and for a brief second-just a fraction of a heartbeat-my carefull
My Luna's Revenge (Blinded by Fury) Chapter 116
Chapter 116 Viona's POV One Year Later When I took over the company from my uncle, I thought the work would feel heavier, like carrying a burden that didn't fit my shoulders. My father had asked it of me, though, and requests from him were not easily refused. He believes the company needed a new face, a steadier direction, and for reasons he never quite explained, he decided that face should be mine. Under my father's instructions, my uncle coached me on almost everything and I followed him to numerous events, for a couple of months before fully leaving the company in my care. Now the company was truly under my care, CEO Viona Noble, the third CEO of Noble living. At first, I moved through the office with a kind of polite hesitation, as though I were visiting rather than owning. His desk still carried his scent-old tobacco and cedar polish. The ledgers still bore his handwriting, slanted and s
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