บททั้งหมดของ The Luna from the Future: บทที่ 41 - บทที่ 50

Seraphine’s Point of ViewAddison looked the happiest when our little friend group was seen divided. Asher was next, and though I know why Maximus also seemed happy, it still made me even more mad at him.I ignored Cassius for the next few days that had passed after our visit. I was genuinely annoyed at him for downplaying allergic reactions, knowing fully well I’m also knowledgeable in the field of healing. He tried to reach out, but it was the same way when he first tried to apologise to me— he didn’t see what was wrong in what he said. It infuriated me even more.After a few attempts of trying to talk to me, he eventually got fed up and ignored me as well. Luster always looked apologetic when we saw each other, and I just smiled reassuringly at him. He still talks with us, but Cassius kept pulling him away because he’s a petty asshole.“— and bloody Keith! He keeps on pushing it back! It’s making me so frustrated,” Leilani pouted, an annoyed frown on her face. “We just wrote the in

Seraphine’s Point of View“Would you like... uh, any drink? Wait, sorry, I only have juice...”“Juice is fine, Max,” I said, gently patting Maximus’ hand. He flashed a small smile before standing up and preparing juice for all of us.“Your bed is more comfortable than mine,” Luster blurted out, probably to get rid of the awkward atmosphere surrounding the five of us.“Because you have so many things underneath your bed,” Cassius snorted. “Of course your bed will turn out uncomfortable.”“I didn’t ask for your opinion, Silverton.”“Here,” Maximus appeared with the juice and cups. He set it down on the table, along with a few pastries.I quickly took one and smiled at him. “Thanks.”Luster followed my gesture, while the two siblings opted to just drink. Another silence reigned between us. This time, neither Luster and I had an idea how to diffuse it.There is so much animosity between Maximus and us that it was hard to revert to just being friendly without addressing the issue. But if a

Cassius’ Point of ViewI suppressed a grin when I saw Addison Parker watering the plants outside their house. Her mother was watching her from the balcony directly above her with a strict expression. It turns out I didn’t have to tell my parents about what Parker did to Seraphine because the principal ended up conceding to my words and gave her a week of suspension for ‘deliberately harming a fellow student’. Her parents— especially her mother— tried to defend their daughter and said that it must be a mistake, that it must have been just an accident but was just blown out of proportion by someone who doesn’t like their daughter.They just embarrassed themselves because a lot of students had witnessed the truth, and no amount of denial can ever equate to several eyewitnesses.When Mr. and Mrs. Parker saw Seraphine waiting outside, they immediately got mad at her. They didn’t notice me standing behind her. It seemed they had no idea I was the one who wanted their daughter suspended for

Seraphine’s Point of View“Finally!” Leilani exclaimed once we left the room. We had just finished passing our project on the plants, and since Leilani had done it alone, she was eager to celebrate her success. Her partner tried reaching out to her last week, but Leilani refused to add his name to the project. Which is just right because Keith didn’t participate in the research and writing, and only tried to offer help when the due date was near. “Let’s meet at the tree house?” Luster asked.“I can’t,” I said. All three of them turned to me. “My parents have an upcoming operation, and they wanted me to be there to assist them.”“Assist?” Cassius asked, looking awfully shocked. I raised an eyebrow. “What’s so unbelievable about that? I’m my parents’ protégé, and I like healing. I’ve been assisting them even way back in the village.”“No, it’s not because it’s unbelievable. I was just surprised. I didn’t know you were assisting them even on healing operations.”“They do when the oper

Cassius’ Point of ViewI mentally groaned when a helper knocked on my door to inform me that Dionne was waiting in the drawing room. I glanced at the clock on my bedside table, cursing profanities, when I saw it was just seven in the morning.Why is she here in the Homestead so early? I told her we'd go out at three in the afternoon!“Alright, thank you for informing me,” I exclaimed, trying my best not to sound as disgruntled as I truly felt.Pushing myself to leave my bed in favor of meeting my girlfriend, I went to take a shower. I didn’t bother much with what clothes to wear— Dionne likes everything I wear, anyway. Said I looked good at everything. It feels pointless to try to impress her when she thinks like that.I dragged myself out of my room and headed down to the drawing room where I saw her talking animatedly to my brother, who was reading a book and had a frown on his face. He immediately looked up once I entered the room, shooting me a glare. I flashed him an apologetic l