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81. Monster*
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Lexie's POV:I was sitting cross-legged on my bed, flipping through the scrapbook Andy had made for me, and for the first time in days, I felt like smiling. That little boy had poured his whole heart into it, just like he had been trying to cheer me up one way or another. He had gone through the trouble of gathering old pictures from Michael, mixed them with few of the recent ones we had taken as a family, and even got his classmates to write little notes for me. "You're brave like a lioness!”“Get well soon, Miss Lexie. Andy says you are the coolest sister-in-law!” “We are cheering you on Luna!”I laughed softly, my fingertips brushing over the page filled with crooked handwriting in colorful pens. Both Paul and Andy were trying so hard to lift my spirits, and the truth was, these two seemed like the only ones who could. I traced my fingers over a picture of Paul and me at the last pack gathering, his arm around my waist, my head resting against his shoulder. A small smile tugge
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Katrine's POV:I couldn’t believe she had the audacity to claim I wasn’t understanding her. The nerve of that girl. That spoiled, pampered, oblivious girl sitting in her ivory tower, dripping in comfort and smiling like her world hadn’t crumbled at the same time as mine.I stormed out of that palace—no, that fortress—that Lexie now called home. A place so far removed from reality, it may as well have been in another universe. She hadn’t just left us behind in geography. She had left us in every way that mattered. She had no idea… no damn idea what I had endured because of her.And even if she did, I honestly didn’t think she had care.She made her choice. She chose him. And by choosing him, she threw me to the wolves. Or rather, into the jaws of a monster.I stumbled down the steps, fury blinding me. My fingernails dug into my palms as I walked faster, my breath coming out in sharp, hot bursts. I could still hear her voice. Her sweet, trembling, confused voice asking, What did I do wr
Last Updated : 2025-04-18Scar : the rejected Luna 85. Fading charm!
The baby-faced charm and beauty of Abby, who was the star of every room she walked into– at least in her own eyes– as fading rapidly. She was more like a shell of herself now. Her eyes were sunken, her skin pale from the cold and dampness of the dungeon, and her once steady voice trembled with each breath. But just when she thought it couldn’t get any worse, the sound of approaching footsteps echoed down the corridor, and her heart sank. Paul. He stepped into view, hands behind his back, a stern look in his eyes. “Are you ready to give me the answers now?” He spoke casually. Abby shook her head weakly. “I told you… I didn’t do anything. I just— I just pushed her. It was a moment of impulse, I wasn’t thinking—” Paul’s eyes hardened. “So still no confession.” He turned slightly. “Then you leave me no choice.” “No, please—” she started, but Paul raised a hand, and his men moved forward. Two of them yanked Abby to her feet. She struggled, weak as she was, but they overpowere
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Lexie's knees buckled, triggering a wave of weakness to crash over her body the moment Katrine shoved her. Her fingers twitched helplessly as she stumbled back, disbelief painted across her features. That wasn’t supposed to happen. She had imagined so many different ways their meeting would go, but none of those things had happened. Instead, Katrine’s words had struck like daggers, stabbing into Lexie’s chest. “You have only ever seen my friendship, Lexie… but now you’ll see the strength of my enmity too.” Lexie’s lips had parted, a protest dying on her tongue. “You can pretend all you want, lie to everyone else… but you can’t lie to me. I know you. The truth you want to hide, it won’t stay hidden, not from a single soul. I have been supporting you every step of the way since we found you in the forest, mauled by that beast. And when you look at yourself today, don't forget that it's all because of my love. But you didn't care for it at all and now, you'll be ruined because of t
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The stone halls of the Apollo estate were starting to brighten up as the day progressed, while Paul and Lexie walked back from the throne room. Their fingers were interlaced, and there was a lightness in her steps that hadn't been there for days. It wasn't much, but Paul noticed it. Lexie was quiet, but her silence wasn’t strained. There was a calmness in her presence now, and Paul knew why. The guilt that had weighed so heavily on her, unjust and suffocating, had finally been lifted. The punishment for Abby may not have been the harshest he could have delivered, but it had been just. More importantly, the truth had been revealed in public. Every member of the pack had seen the truth with their own eyes. That was all Lexie had wanted… to be heard and believed. The moment the door shut behind them and they entered the privacy of their chambers, Lexie turned and stepped into Paul’s chest, wrapping her arms around him tightly. Her cheek pressed against his heart, as if she nee
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Scar : the rejected Luna 116. Lost
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Scar : the rejected Luna 109. Strawberries and Sin
Paul's POV:It was a Saturday afternoon, the kind that wrapped around your skin just right. The sun was warm on my shoulders, but the breeze kept her from sweating. The crisp air fluttered my skirt and teased my collarbone through the loose neckline of my t-shirt… well, Paul's t-shirt that I had declared as my own. Paul and I had wandered down to the market after breakfast, lazily strolling hand in hand past flower vendors, spice carts, and tables piled high with sun-ripened fruit. The market was buzzing with life; vendors calling out the sweetness of their fruit, kids tugging at their parents’ hands, and it lifted my mood even further. If this was how life was supposed to look like, I was finally starting to feel glad that I survived long enough to reach here. Bright red strawberries caught my eye, and I stopped at a wooden cart stacked high with plump, red berries, and my hand reached for one before I could stop myself. I pressed it between my fingers and it gave just slightly,
