บททั้งหมดของ The Luna from the Future: บทที่ 31 - บทที่ 40

Seraphine’s Point of ViewI watched in deep amusement how Cassius hesitated in front of our house, his hand hovering mid-air before deciding against it. From the small balcony of my room, I had the perfect view of watching him, unnoticed. His usually imperious, aristocratic features were betrayed by the tension in his muscles— he’s far more tense and nervous now than his first visit. I could practically hear the thoughts racing inside his mind right now as he stood in front of our door. He’s probably fearing the judgement of my parents for what happened. The sight of him being nervous was never not entertaining. He was always smug and confident, so it was rewarding to see him fidgeting like this. His fear of my parents’ reaction is useless though, because they didn’t blame him. I already explained everything to them and they didn’t blame it all on Cassius because just like what I was saying, I wasn’t faultless. They weren’t mad at him either. In fact, they’re mad at me for not being

Seraphine’s Point of View“My parents liked it,” Cassius said as we entered the Homestead. “The caramel fudge, I mean.”“Really?” I asked, genuinely surprised. Because if I remember correctly, the Alpha and Luna don’t really like sweets. “Yeah. They’re not a fan of sweets, but one of the few they actually like is chocolate fudge. Daniel’s caramel fudge topped it though.”I beamed. “Yes! That’s my father.” I proudly stated, earning a soft grin from Cassius.He pushed the door of his brother’s room open. Thankfully, no dust fell on us this time. “The furniture will arrive in a few minutes. We should clean the room one last time before we decorate it,” I said.His eyebrows rose in confusion. “But we already cleaned it yesterday! I thought we’ll just decorate it today?”I rolled my eyes, already feeling exasperated. “The room accumulated nearly half a day’s worth of dust already. Look at that corner— there’s another spider web!”Cassius glanced at where I pointed and he groaned, grumbli

Seraphine’s Point of ViewAs soon as our teacher dismissed the class, I quickly picked up my satchel and ran out of the room. I could hear Leilani calling out my name, and Luster’s confused grumbling. I ignored how Cassius tried to reach out to me.I dashed away, ducking from the other students on the hallway and stairs as I made my way out of the school. I breathed out a sigh of relief once I was near the Residential Area, only to squeal in surprise when someone grabbed the arm where Asher left off his hand mark. I scrambled to pull away, wincing as it stung.“Why is your arm bleeding?”My blood went cold when I realised it was Cassius who grabbed me. It seemed he ran as fast as he could to catch up, seeing as he’s still panting as well.I managed to pull my arms away from him, and then I turned around to leave.“If you insist on running away, I will tell your parents that someone’s bullying you.”I spun and directed my scowl at Cassius. “Don’t you dare, Cassius.”“Then tell me hones

Seraphine’s Point of ViewI’ve been staring out the window of the tree house for who knows how long. It didn’t matter. I have yet to come up with reasons as to why several changes happened in just a span of four months. Not even a year!What have I done?Getting Adopted four years early, meeting and befriending Cassius, Maximus and I fighting, my parents becoming Healer seven years early, and then George Forester— an unknown man that came out of nowhere— appearing in our village and then turning out to be the Silvercrest’s Alpha’s first son. How did things turn out so differently this time? Cassius had no brother before! I didn't even know a guy named George Forester in our previous life! He just appeared out of the blue. Is he an anomaly as well?And then there’s the rogue wolves who take refuge in our village when it should have been demolished once we left! I don’t know anymore. It’s so hard to track where I had gone wrong, and how to mend things when its course of events had gone

Seraphine’s Point of View“Does anyone fancy hanging out at the tree house?” Luster asked once classes were dismissed.Leilani immediately perked up. “Me! Let’s finish our homework there!”The two of them turned to Cassius and I, waiting for our response. I shrugged. “I don’t mind. We can also clean the place up and repair some things, if you’re up to it.”“Oh! Right! Right! So we can have proper sleepovers there!”Luster chuckled. “I didn’t think of that.”“I won’t clean that place,” Cassius said. “I don’t even clean in our house.”“Then don’t come,” I drawled.It earned his infamous glare, which did nothing to faze me. He’s aware of it as well, but it just became a habit to him whenever he gets annoyed at me, so I didn’t mind.In the end, we agreed to meet up in our house. I invited them over for a quick snack before we went to the tree house. My parents, especially my father, happily provided us with extra snacks to bring which my friends happily accepted. “Your parents are great