Lahat ng Kabanata ng Two Mates of the Rejected Luna: Kabanata 81 - Kabanata 90

Amy and I decided that meeting up with old friends was enough for today. We were both in a bad mood so we headed to Ryan's office.I missed him so much, especially now that I saw him less often; I couldn't wait to be with him.As soon as we entered, however, Amy stood in front of me with her hands on her hips."Hey, Alpha Ryan, mind explaining why no one in this whole dang pack knew about you planning to bring back Eve as Luna?" Amy shot straight, with no time for beating around the bush.Ryan, with his desk cluttered with papers, looked up, and his eyes met mine. I raised an eyebrow at him, a playful spark in my gaze."Well, hello to you too, Amy," he said with a half-smile, his eyes holding a warmth that eased the tension in the room.Amy wasn't going to let him off easy. "I heard you promised to make Eve Luna again once we are here. Well, we are here."Ryan sighed, a mix of exhaustion and resignation evident in his expression, as he put down his pen and gave us his full attention.

I woke up in the morning, the anticipation of the day ahead simmering beneath my skin. The first light of dawn filtered through the curtains, casting a soft glow in my room.The room was bathed in a quiet stillness as I rose from the bed, my movements purposeful yet betraying the undercurrent of nerves. The floor felt cool beneath my feet as I made my way to the wardrobe. Today was the day – the day when the carefully woven threads of my plan would intertwine with fate.The clothes I chose carried an air of confidence, a deliberate choice to project an image of normalcy. Descending the staircase, each step echoed with a sense of determination.I headed to the common dining room where everyone was already gathered."Cari, you left early yesterday," remarked my brother Jackson the moment I took a sip from my coffee."I was tired," I replied casually, attempting to divert his attention.But Jackson wasn't easily deterred; he decided to press me further.“You basically spend the whole tim

In the morning, I intentionally skipped breakfast, opting to avoid the company of other werewolves. My focus was solely on the impending day and the crucial tasks ahead. Despite a few friends attempting to engage in conversation, I swiftly ended any interaction. Nervous energy coursed through me, urging me to distance myself from everyone, ensuring no one would suspect that something was amiss. Obsessively checking my watch, I peered out of my window, eagerly anticipating Eve's departure for the mall, where our supposed date was scheduled. I had fed her a fabricated story about needing to go to work early in town, setting the stage for the deceit to come. With the knowledge that Ryan's flight had already landed, and he was far from our location, I calculated that the most important warriors would accompany him. This meant minimal security around the Alpha and Luna's room in the house. The moment I spotted Eve's car pulling away from the driveway, I seized the hidden jar containing

Eve’s POV The room fell into an eerie silence, with only the sound of Cari's muffled sobs breaking the tension. Her eyes were filled with remorse as she looked at Ryan, desperately seeking forgiveness. "How exactly did you do it, Cari?" Ryan asked thoughtfully, his brows furrowed with suspicion. "Something doesn't add up." Cari blinked at him in confusion, her eyes searching for a way to deflect the intensity of Ryan's gaze. She glared at him, a defensive shield against the probing questions. "I don't understand the question," she said. "I want to know everything. How did you get the wolfbane, where did you sprinkle it in an attempt to poison Eve, everything? I want to know everything," growled Ryan, the authority in his voice cutting through the room. I walked over to Ryan, sensing the escalating tension, and I put my hand on him, attempting to calm him down. His grip tightens, a silent acknowledgment of my presence. "Did you steal it?" I asked in turn, my voice steady. "No,

Eve's POV: We dressed quickly, the weight of the situation hanging in the air. The revelation of Cari's suicide attempt shook me to the core. Her confessions from yesterday had been a storm, but this... this was a hurricane of despair. "You don't have to come if you don't want to," Ryan said, concern etched on his face. "No, I will come. We're together now, Ryan, and we'll get through this together." He nodded, and his hand found mine. The silent support was enough to bolster my courage. The corridors of the hospital blurred as we hurried to Cari's room, the tension thick between us. Outside the room, the muffled voices of Cari's father and brother reached us. I knocked on the door, and the old Gamma, worn and sleep-deprived, opened it for us, a mixture of exhaustion and worry etched on his face. "Alpha," he greeted, nodding respectfully. "Luna." We entered, and I stood by Cari's bed. Her gaze flickered to me briefly before returning to her brother. "Cari, this must not happen