Semua Bab Alpha's Hidden Precious Luna: Bab 161 - Bab 170

Chapter 161Lily POV"What are you talking about?" I tried not to sound hurt. "Kai, what's going on? You're scaring me."He took several steps back, putting distance between us. "I'm sorry. I shouldn't have come. I just... I needed to see you. To tell you that I'm going to fix this."

Lily POVMy heart raced. "He mentioned a curse when he—" I stopped, realizing my mistake."When he what?" Luna Helen's voice sharpened."Nothing," I backtracked, trying to change the topic or to fill it in with another word, but nothing came to my mind. Luna Helen’s eyes narrowed at me suspiciously.

Lily POVMy uncle stood in the doorway, his imposing frame nearly filling it. With his salt-and-pepper beard and piercing eyes, he looked as intimidating as ever, despite the gentle smile on his face."Hello, Lily," he said, "Heard you got yourself in a bit of trouble."I hadn't seen Uncle Tobias in over a month now. He has left Royal Hunters to follow some trail.. His presence here, now,

Lily POVI stared at Uncle Tobias as if he'd suddenly grown a second head. His expression remained deadly serious, but the words coming out of his mouth were so absurd I could barely process them."Let me get this straight," I said slowly. "You want me to come with you? Just... leave? Right now?""As soon as you're discharged," he confirmed, his tone matter-of-fact, as if he were suggesti

Lucas POVThe sleek black SUV ate up the miles between the human world and Golden Moon territory, each passing minute bringing me closer to home. I rehearsed my story again in my mind, fine-tuning the details, perfecting my injured innocence."I was at the Summit the entire time," I murmured to myself, flipping through the forged documents Kevin had provided. "Someone used my scent, my identity, to frame me. I only learned what happened upon my return."Would they believe it? The Alpha Council wasn't known for its gullibility, but the evidence was substantial. Flight records, hotel confirmations, witness testimonies—Kevin had been thorough, I'd give him that. And Vanessa's unwavering insistence that I couldn't have been responsible would add credibility to my claims.I rolled down the window slightly, letting the familiar forest scents wash over me. After weeks surrounded by the stench of humanity—their processed foods, synthetic fabrics, and chemical-laden bodies—the crisp pine and r