บททั้งหมดของ The Blind Luna: บทที่ 11 - บทที่ 20

THIRD-PERSON POVTiana looked pleased seeing them tie Sabrina with a rope around the chair. She couldn't help it as a cruel and wicked grin appeared on her lips. She had instructed the guard she asked to supervise Sabrina not to give her any food or water. Tiana took out the blindfold from Sabrina's face roughly.She collected the ice-cold water before splashing the entire cold content on Sabrina. "You seem tired and I was trying to wake you up," Tiana let out sarcastically. "Who are you and what do you want?" Sabrina asked with a shaky voice that was mixed with tiredness. She tried to sense where she was but it was of no use. "If you want to know who I'm, I would grant you the wish before you die," Tiana said with horrific laughter. "I'm Tiana, the girl you're trying to steal her man from," Tiana let out."Steal, I stole nobody from you! Trust me." Sabrina let out in a pleading voice but tha

SABRINA SANTIAGOI woke up in cold sweat and tears down my face. My hands were shaking pretty badly with little flashes of yesterday's memory. The only variation from last time was that Alpha Kai wasn't here to force me not to leave. I sat up trying to solace myself. I tried to breathe calmly but the door shoved open slightly."Good day Luna," the elderly female voice spoke. "Hello, it's Sabrina, not Luna," I said calmly. For some reason, I almost ran to hug this person because it reminded me of grandma a lot."Oh, poor child, you seem weak," I heard her say, and in a second I felt a hand on my head. "You're hot and running a temperature," she let out calmly, making a few drops of tears fall from my eyes. "I'm not pleased to see you crying in front of me, Alpha Kai might get mad at me if he bursts through that door and catches you crying! He might think I made you cry," she said as I felt her wipe the tears. "Sorry,

SABRINA SANTIAGO "I made some strawberry pancakes," I heard Ms. Miranda notified me the minute she noticed my presence. The dark-skinned lady was the definition of beauty, her skin was flawless and she carried a simple but unique smile. "Should I help you set up the table or something?" I asked, walking up to Ms. Miranda.  "I would have wanted your help but you might not know exactly where I kept the plate," she muttered. "I can sense everything, I would locate them if you explained to me where they are being kept," I said, not wanting to give her a hint that I could see her.  I walked up to the highly decorated cabinet to take out the plate. I lifted a toe up to get three plates and a fork. I moved to the table before setting them up. "Sometimes I feel like you can see, the way you act makes it seem like you have your sight." Ms. Miranda said, slashing slices of the cake we baked a while ago on the plate. 

SABRINA SANTIAGO "Have you ever been to the woods?" Lisa asked, keenly.  "I possibly can't see and Kai wouldn't be pleased," I let out an excuse while we had breakfast. "Kai told me you can see when your eyes are blue and right now I think you can see this beauty right in front of you," she let out and I hated the fact that Kai was this much of a talkative.  "I know your wolf wants to shift and run. Why are you stopping her?" She said, making me wiggle my head. "The wood is dangerous and Kai will get mad," I maintained. "I will protect you and I can handle Kai," she assured.  "We are strong enough to protect ourselves," My wolf siv-mind linked. "I know you want to shift so badly but we can be in danger," I mind-linked back. "Trust me, you would love it," she mind-linked.  "Alright, we can go but let's make it snappy," I muttered, making her beam with a smile. We both sneaked

SABRINA SANTIAGO Tears found their way down my cheeks. I felt hostility towards the fact that I wasn't only a burden to Kai but I had ended up putting his life in danger. I glanced at my hands which were scorched with Kai's blood. Lisa had been taken inside to clean her injuries with disinfectant and clinical cleaning kits while I waited in the waiting room to be taken care of afterward, since my injury wasn't as severe as hers.  The hospital's main door plunged open as some rogue guards escorted the lady who had visited Kai the first time he accompanied me to his house. I guess she was his mother and the Luna of the dark howler pack by the way she walked with grandness and nobility. The moment she was inches near, I noticed that they all halted.  My wolf began to whimper in fear and in the blink of an eye, I couldn't see anything again. "Siv?" I mind-linked in anxiety but got