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Chapter Fifteen
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The Phantom Luna Chapter Forty Two
The silence inside the Silverfang Pack House had changed. It wasn’t peaceful. It wasn’t calm. It was the kind of silence that came before a storm.Desmond sat behind his desk, staring at the report in front of him for the third time. The numbers didn’t change. The signatures didn’t change. The losses didn’t change. Yet somehow he kept hoping they would.“They pulled out?” His Beta nodded grimly. “Three investors this week.” Desmond’s jaw tightened. “Reason?” The Beta hesitated. That hesitation was answer enough.Still, Desmond demanded it. “Speak.” “They said they don’t trust the pack’s leadership anymore.” Something sharp flashed across Desmond’s eyes.“Because of Luna?” “No.” The Beta looked uncomfortable. “Because of you.”The room fell silent. For a moment, nobody moved, and nobody breathed. Desmond slowly stood.The Alpha aura rolling off him made the air heavier. The Beta instinctively lowered his head. Yet he continued. “They believe your judgment has become unreliable.”Desmon
The Phantom Luna Chapter Forty One
Luna woke up at 4:30 AM. Not because of an alarm, not because of a nightmare but because something felt wrong.Her eyes opened instantly. Years of training had taught her to trust instincts long before trusting evidence.The city outside her penthouse windows was still dark. New York slept beneath a blanket of scattered lights and distant sirens. Everything appeared normal. But her wolf stirred uneasily. Danger.The feeling crawled beneath her skin. Subtle and persistent. Luna sat up slowly. Listening, but nothing. No footsteps, no unusual sounds, and no movement.Yet the sensation remained. Her gaze drifted toward the digital clock. 4:31 AM. She reached for her phone. Three unread messages. One from Jenna, one from HexaTech Security, and one from Alexander.The message from Alexander simply read: Call me when you wake up. No explanation and no context. That alone was enough to make her uneasy.Alexander never wasted words. She opened Jenna’s message first. The text was brief.Marcus
The Phantom Luna Chapter Forty
Liora didn’t sleep, not a single minute.By sunrise, she was still standing at the balcony, staring at the rain-soaked forest beyond the Silverfang estate.The blanket Desmond had draped around her shoulders hours earlier hung loosely around her body. The cold no longer bothered her. Fear did.For years she had carefully constructed her life. Every smile, every tear, every seemingly innocent comment, and every calculated move. Everything had been done for one purpose. Survival.Winning had always been secondary. Survival came first. Because unlike Desmond, who was born into power, or Ophelia, who controlled power, Liora had spent her entire life understanding what happened to people who didn’t have it.They were used, discarded, and forgotten. Just like Luna had been. The irony wasn’t lost on her.Years ago, she’d looked at Luna and seen weakness. Now she was beginning to understand she had mistaken kindness for weakness. A mistake many people made And a mistake that often became fata
The Phantom Luna Chapter Thirty Nine
Aaron Mitchell knew he was going to die.The realization hit him somewhere between the abandoned gas station in Pennsylvania and the third burner phone he had smashed against a concrete wall. Not because HexaTech was hunting him, not because Phantom was hunting him, but because of the people he’d betrayed HexaTech for. Shadow Fang.For two years, he had convinced himself he was working with professionals, powerful people, people who would protect him, and people who would reward loyalty. Then he made one mistake, one tiny mistake, He learned too much. Now they wanted him silenced.His SUV sped down a deserted highway. Rain hammered the windshield. The road ahead blurred beneath the storm. His hands trembled against the steering wheel. The dashboard clock read 2:14 AM. He hadn’t slept in thirty-six hours. Every pair of headlights looked like assassins, every passing truck looked like an ambush, and every shadow felt alive. His burner phone vibrated.Aaron nearly drove into a ditch. Un
The Phantom Luna Chapter Thirty Eight
Luna’s gun was aimed at Alexander’s head before the echo of his voice had fully faded.The movement was instinct, fast, precise, and lethal. Most people never even saw Phantom draw a weapon. Alexander saw it. He also didn’t move, didn’t flinch, and didn’t seem remotely concerned about having a bullet pointed between his eyes.His gaze shifted briefly to the pistol. Then back to Luna. “Hello to you too.” “Why are you here?” Alexander’s expression remained unreadable. “I could ask you the same question.”“You followed me.” “Yes.” The honesty irritated her. Normal people lied. Alexander never seemed interested in the effort.Luna lowered the gun slightly. Not because she trusted him but because if she wanted to shoot him, she’d aim for the heart instead.Unfortunately, he probably wouldn’t die from that either. Annoying man. “Explain.”Alexander stepped into the apartment. His eyes swept across the room. The corpse, the blood, the message, and the photograph. His expression darkened. “I
The Phantom Luna Chapter Thirty Seven
The countdown ticked silently on the monitor.71:58:43The masked figure watched the numbers decrease. Patient, Calm, and waitingAfter all, what was another three days? They had already waited decades. Three more days meant nothing.The photograph remained illuminated beside the countdown. The red-haired woman. The woman who looked so much like Luna, it was unsettling. The figure reached out and traced the edge of the picture. “You’re about to wake up, little Phantom.”The room remained silent. Only the hum of machines answered. Then the figure turned away. The game had begun.And for the first time in years— Luna Albert was moving exactly where they wanted her to move.Three hours later, at HexaTech Headquarters in New York at 7:12 AM. Jenna entered Luna’s office carrying enough files to break a normal person’s spine.Three assistants followed behind her, each carrying additional boxes. They placed everything on the conference table, No one spoke and no one complained. Because every
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