All Chapters of THE REVENGE OF THE DEAD LUNA: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

"That's it?" Jaxon snorted. My hands fisted beside me. She was finally asking for help. Thank the Goddess ."That's it."He stared at me. "No conditions? No—""She asked for one thing," I geunted. "I'm giving her one thing." I pulled the authorization document toward me. "Get me the tribunal coordinator."Jaxon was quiet for a moment before handing me a pen with a loud sigh. "She also said to tell you she's calling it in," he drawled. "Whatever that means."My lips curved up in a smile as I scribbled my name on the document.She remembered. Just like she'll remember that you rejected her.My teeth gritted against each other.y wolf has been out of control recently. Whining and crying for his mate. Which YOU PUSHED AWAY. Wolf please. Not Today.Wait.. If she's calling her favor in. Does that mean,?No.I snapped my head back up to an amused Jaxon."Get me the coordinator.He turned around and shut the door behind him.My wolf, who had been running circles in my head since the nig

Aegis's POVIt was the night before the trial and I couldn't sleep. I had imagined this night differently.In the version I'd run in my head, I would be calm. I was after all prepared.The actual version had me sitting on the edge of my bed at nine in the evening staring at the wall and running the opening statement for the fourteenth time.A loud knocked rattled against the door. Brianna walked in without waiting for an answer.She folded herself into a chair by the window with two cups of tea and a loud sigh.I took one of the cups and we sat in silence. The view of the pack outside the window was quiet. No lights could be seen in the pack homes scattered outside."How are you actually feeling," Brianna whispered, taking a sip of her own cup.Warmth wrapped around my heart. She was one of the reasons this life had been so easy to live. I would surely miss her when I leave.You don't have to leave though, right?I ignored her.Aegis.We can't stay dragon. A sharp pain against the

Aegis's POVI woke up to the smell of damp stone and old metal.My eyes scanned around me quickly. Stone floor. Iron bars. A room that had been underground long enough that the walls had grown their own ecosystem of moss and water stains.I was in some sort of a cage.Like I'd planned, I pulled out my phone and dialed the one person I knew would this phone next to him. I sat up slowly after the call.My head ached where something had connected with it during the taking. My wrists were unmarked as they hadn't bothered with restraints beyond the bars, which told me something about how much they thought the bars would hold.Good morning, my dragon grunted.Where are we.Underground in Solice's eastern property. I recognized the smell on the way in.I looked around the space beyond the bars to the stone corridor. Torches, which was a theatrical choice. Two guards at the far end who hadn't noticed I was awake yet.How long was I out.Four hours. Maybe five.The trial.I calculated from t

Aegis's POV Beta Solice whimpered lying on the floor clutching his left leg while Jaxon the Royal Beta stood beside the king patting a silver gun by his side.The tribunal reconvened before Langford stood up and announced."The tribunal will hear from the former Luna Mara s a voluntary witness."Mara walked to the testimony position with careful, deliberate steps. She faced the tribunal, and then —"I'm here to say what I should have said years ago," she started. Her voice was smaller than mine but the speakers carried it cleanly. "Beta Solice and his wife noticed early that little Aegis was — different." She paused. "She was being drawn on. Regularly. In amounts that a child should never—" She stopped and restarted. "My husband put an end to it when he found out how far it had gone. She was nine at the time. He threatened consequences. It stopped. For a while." Her jaw tightened. "It started again when his attention was elsewhere. We found out again when she was twelve, half-dead

Aegis's POV "Hello, Aegis." I swiveled around to the sound of the voice that jad been buried in my mind.Elijah looked exactly as I remembered.A sob caught in my throat as I saw the two people standing behind him. Cece and Evangeline.I made a sound I had no control over and crossed the meadow at a pace that had nothing dignified about it.Cece caught me first. She wrapped both arms around me and held on tightly while I cried into her hair. "I'm here," I managed.Evangeline's arms wrapped around both of us until it was all three of us tangled together in the middle of a meadow between worlds, and I was crying Elijah stood to the side and let us have it.He was standing a few feet away when I finally resurfaced, wiping my face with the back of my hand and laughing at myself for the crying."You look terrible," he said."You look dead," I said.He grinned and shrugged. "Fairs."We sat in the meadow with Cece's head on my arm. Evangeline pulled at the grass with absent focus.."I'm