All Chapters of The Luna from the Future: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Seraphine’s Point of ViewI know Cassius is avoiding me— being alone with me is the precise thing. If it’s because of his dreams, I’m not entirely sure. So I respected it, because I don’t want him to feel uncomfortable around me just because I reminded him of his dream girl. Besides, he has a girlfriend; it wouldn’t be appropriate if anyone saw me alone with him. Especially in his room.However, my parents are in need of my help in researching this certain plant that they discovered the Silvercrest Pack owned. It was a rare plant, not quite popular on the market, but my parents learned about its existence and wondered what it could contribute to their experiment with a new concoction that could make someone sleep in just a few seconds. It’s been one of their longest running experiments, so they’re quite excited to bring it up again.The thing is, they couldn’t find more information about it. When I asked Alpha Eros, he said that Cassius was in possession of it. Which is why I’m here

Seraphine’s Point of ViewCassius is dating a new girl. It caused another uproar because it’s been just four days since his break-up with Rhianne and the rising rumor about me being the third party in their relationship. His new girlfriend is one of Addison’s friends from a different class. Her name is Zoe, and she’s actually the prettiest among all Cassius’ girlfriends. She’s quite popular too, though not in a good way. I don’t know why Cassius decided to date her, but I didn’t dare ask. Besides, it completely buried the rumors about me, replaced by the new reputation that Cassius unintentionally built for himself. He’s now the town’s resident playboy, especially after dating another girl just four days after his last relationship, which had lasted for four months— the longest among his previous relationships.Addison wasn’t happy about it, but she kept giving smug looks at me as if she was the one Cassius is dating. She’s just glad that I’m not the girlfriend, though she doesn’t lo

Seraphine’s Point of ViewJust as I expected, the news of my reconciliation with Maximus gained various reactions from my friends. It wasn’t as bad as Maximus expected though.But among the three of them, like what I told Maximus, Leilani is the most unforgiving one. In fact, she never let an opportunity pass in reminding Maximus of what he’s done, and how it affects me. As much as I’d like to stop her from doing so, I know it’s just how Leilani tried to cool her temper and weigh down her anger. She blabbers on about what angers her so it won’t spiral inside her mind.Maximus accepted it when I told him, so he tried not to take offense. Though it’s not like he’s getting offended. More like, he’s not taking too much of Leilani’s words in his heart.Just like right now. Maximus was waiting for me outside the room, holding a sandwich in his hands. He beamed, his eyes brightening immediately when he saw me approaching. I missed seeing him like this because of me.“Good morning, Max,” I gr

Seraphine’s Point of View“S-sera...”A sharp ache pierced my heart when I heard Cassius’ trembling voice. The strong, arrogant, aloof and playful Cassius, gets tearful upon personally witnessing his girlfriend kissing another guy.I firmly held his face to look at me. “Let’s get out of here, hm? It doesn’t smell good here,” I joked in an attempt to coax him to smile. It seemed I underestimated his feelings for Zoe though, because there was no reaction from Cassius, who would usually scoff at my attempts.“Come on. We’ll eat the brownies my father made for you,” I whispered, standing up and pulling him along. Luster helped me with holding him up, then I started dragging him towards the Homestead. Luster and Leilani trailed behind us.I intentionally walked in the direction of Cassius’ cheating girlfriend. Her eyes widened comically when she saw us. She scrambled to get away from the guy she was kissing, ears turning red. From embarrassment or what, I had no idea. It would have made me

Seraphine’s Point of ViewI plopped myself on my bed, sighing deeply as I closed my eyes.The past four days that had passed since the attack were exhausting. We’ve been working non-stop on healing the injured, as well as preparing the sacred incineration, where the deceased pack members will be cremated after a sending off ritual. I wasn’t doing a lot of healing work like my parents and the other Healers. Instead, my parents tasked me with brewing the basic concoctions and salves that we needed since we often ran out of them. If I’m not brewing, I’m sent off to run some errands, and so I keep on walking and running around the village and then back to the hall.It’s such an arduous work that it kept me occupied for days and so I wasn’t given proper time to think properly about what happened aside from the occasional tears I shed when I passed by the injured people and the family of the deceased. I haven’t even talked with my friends for days. I just see them whenever I’m running erra