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Chapter Fifty-One: The Queen’s Counterattack
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The Phantom Luna Chapter Fifty-One: The Queen’s Counterattack
The room remained frozen long after Alexander’s declaration. “She is under my protection.”The words echoed through the ballroom like a royal decree. No one dared breathe. Not the reporters. Not the business elites. Not even the Alphas who ruled entire territories.Alexander Quinn had spoken.Desmond’s fists tightened until his knuckles turned white. Every instinct screamed at him to challenge the man standing before him, yet every fiber of his Alpha blood warned him not to.This wasn’t a battle he could win. Luna merely adjusted the cuff of her sleeve. “You’ve caused enough excitement for one evening.” Alexander’s crimson eyes softened the instant they settled on her. “As you wish.”The contrast sent another wave of whispers through the crowd. The King of the Underworld… Listening to her.Across the ballroom, Ophelia looked like she was swallowing poison. “Impossible…” Marcus remained silent. His business instincts were working faster than his pride.If Alexander Quinn publicly prote
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Luna stood motionless in the executive conference room long after the threatening video ended.The image of Richie remained burned into her mind.Five years.She had spent five years convincing herself that staying away was the greatest act of love she could offer her son. She had believed he would have a stable life with his father, even if he hated her.Now someone had turned him into a target. That changed everything. “They’re watching for a reaction,” Luna said calmly. Jennifer nodded. “Most likely.” “They expect us to increase security.” Alexander crossed his arms. “Which we should.” “We will.”Luna tapped the conference table with one finger. “But not the way they expect.” Jennifer immediately understood. “You want them to believe we’re following their plan.” “Exactly.”Luna looked toward the digital map projected onto the wall. “They’re testing me.” “They don’t want Richie.” “They want me.” Alexander’s crimson eyes narrowed. “So we’ll let them think they’re winning.”Within thi
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Rain poured over Manhattan before dawn.The city was wrapped in gray, but Luna was already awake.She stood barefoot in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows of her penthouse, a steaming cup of black coffee in one hand while the other rested inside the pocket of her silk robe.She hadn’t slept much. The uneasy feeling from the night before hadn’t disappeared.Years as Phantom had taught her one rule: trust your instincts before you trust the evidence.When danger was coming, she always felt it first. Her phone vibrated. It wasn’t Jennifer. It wasn’t Alexander.The encrypted caller ID displayed only one word.ARCHIVE.Luna’s eyes narrowed. Very few people possessed that level of encryption. She answered immediately. “Talk.” An elderly voice answered. “You’ve become difficult to find.” Luna froze.She recognized that voice. “Director Owen.” “So you remember me.” “I remember everyone who trained me.” A soft chuckle came through the speaker. “I wish I were calling to reminisce.” Her expres
The Phantom Luna Chapter Forty-Eight: The Hunt Begins
The black limousine glided silently through Manhattan’s midnight streets.Inside, neither Luna nor Alexander spoke.The city lights reflected across the tinted windows, painting fleeting shadows over Luna’s face. She sat with one leg crossed over the other, staring outside as skyscrapers blurred past.Alexander watched her from across the cabin. Most women who met him either trembled or tried to impress him. Luna did neither. She simply existed.As if the King of the Underworld was nothing more than another man occupying the same space. It intrigued him. “You’ve been quiet,” he finally said.Luna didn’t turn. “I’ve been thinking.” “About Desmond?” She let out a soft chuckle. “Not anymore.” Alexander studied her carefully. She wasn’t lying. Her heartbeat hadn’t changed once since they’d left the gala. She had truly moved on.That realization pleased him more than it should have. “I was thinking,” Luna continued, “about how exhausting it must be to spend your entire life underestimating
The Phantom Luna Chapter Forty Seven: The Trap Finally Springs
The atmosphere in the conference hall remained tense long after Alexander’s chilling declaration. No one dared breathe too loudly. No one dared speak.Luna calmly picked up another glass of champagne from a passing waiter as if the entire confrontation had merely been an inconvenience.Alexander stood beside her like an immovable mountain. Desmond slowly pulled his bruised wrist away, trying to preserve what little dignity he had left.His Alpha aura flared instinctively. Alexander didn’t even blink. The difference in power was humiliatingly obvious. “You should be grateful,” Alexander said quietly. “If you had actually touched her, you wouldn’t have a hand anymore.”The sentence was delivered so calmly that it sounded even more terrifying. The guests instinctively took another step backward. Everyone had heard stories about Alexander Quinn. Now they believed every single one.Desmond forced himself to laugh. “You think you scare me?” Alexander’s crimson eyes slowly met his. “I don’t.”
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The conference room remained frozen long after the screen went black. No one spoke. No one moved.One name had sucked every bit of air from the room. Orion. Desmond looked from Luna to Jennifer, then to Alexander. “Who the hell is Orion?”Luna didn’t answer immediately. She stared at the blank monitor as though she could still see the man smiling back at her. Her fingers curled into fists. Not from fear. From disbelief.“I watched him die,” she whispered. Jennifer slowly lowered herself into a chair. “So did I.”Alexander folded his arms. “You’ve both said that twice now.” His sharp gaze settled on Luna. “So explain.”Luna finally tore her eyes from the monitor. She inhaled slowly before speaking. “Orion wasn’t just another trainee.” She paused. “He was my partner.”Fifteen Years EarlierProject Phantom Training Facility Luna was seventeen. Covered in bruises. Exhausted. Bleeding from a split lip. She had just completed forty-eight hours without sleep.The instructors believed fatigue
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