All Chapters of His Fanged Luna: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Derek.I could see the shock on Emma's face as she realized what Antonia was. Emma was out of her chair before I could explain and she was holding her baby protectively. “What is she?" Emma asked, looking at me with shock. Cathy knew what Antonia was and she had an odd dislike for her the moment they met. Emma on the other hand had no idea. “She's a vampire," Cathy volunteered. “What?!" Emma snapped and looked at me with anger. “How could you let her into your home! Werewolves have hunted vampires for centuries!" I was a little surprised to hear her say that. I had no idea that she knew so much about the supernatural world. She looked innocent, naive. “Yes, the vampires and werewolves have been fighting for as long as time itself," Antonia nodded as she continued to bite into her meat, “but that doesn't mean we have to fight along with them." Emma looked back at me. I nodded, “Antonia isn't like the rest of the bloodsuckers. She's very understanding,” I added. I trusted Anto

Emma. The world crashed around me. I couldn't feel anything. My feet wobbled and all I could hear were Daniella’s words. “The baby is gone." I didn't know when the words slipped out of my mouth, but it did. “Violet?" Derek asked. But it only upset me. Which other baby did he know of? My baby was gone. A vivid darkness flashed before my eyes and for a second, I could see Violet's blue eyes, big and shiny, staring right into my soul. My baby would be hurt. My baby would be scared. My baby needs me. These thoughts blinded me and for a second, I couldn't breathe. I felt my knees buckle below me and I fell to the ground. But Danielle was already by my side, holding me up, “Miss Emma,” she called out. But my eyes were darkening. My child was hurt. The thought played through my mind like a record on repeat. I couldn't see anything else but Violet's scared. Without thinking, I raced from the porch into my bedroom where I'd left Violet on the cot. Daniella had to

Emma.I felt the tears drop down my eyes before I could stop them. Daniella was a traitor. She'd betrayed me. Betrayed my trust. Given Cathy up to be taken and also given my child to a psychotic man that had done nothing but hate me from the moment I stepped into the Coastal Moon pack. Cathy had been right. Daniella was too perfect. She was too nosey. she'd wormed her way into my heart and now she'd crushed it with a single blow. “Madrid took my child," I said, my voice was cold and almost unrecognizable to my own ears. "He made me do it, I swear! I didn't know,” Daniella argued and wept on the floor. But all I heard was the same voice that had told me my baby was gone. "You took her, you took my baby to a mad man and watched him take her away.” It wasn't a question. It was a statement and it hurt like hell. Daniella shook her head, she was weeping but I couldn't believe her remorse. There was no way she was remorseful. Antonia had exposed her lies. She was never going to say i

Emma.I couldn't feel anything around me but death. The blood. It called out to me. My nose caught every stench. Every single smell. But what called out to me was the blood. The crimson stains on the snow. I could see them. I could smell them. I could almost feel my body moving towards them. I wasn't myself. I couldn't feel my own legs. It was like a strange being was inhabiting my body and my mind receded to the edges. “Emma?" A voice called out behind me and I turned to see Antonia. The vampire was a little weary as she moved forward. Inside my head, I knew that she wasn't a foe but somehow, I couldn't keep my feet from moving towards her in rage. I tried to scream but all that came out was a hoarse growl of rage. My hands shook and my legs stomped the snow as I raced to her. In a blur, I was right in her face. I could see the shock in her eyes at my speed. But just before I could sink my hands into her neck, rip out her throat like I wanted to, I heard another voice call o

Emma.My limbs were shaking. I could feel everything around me. The wind in my face, the pulse beating wildly, the sound of the guard who was tapping his foot nervously against the stone floor. Everything was heightened. The pain on my left wrist, the ringing in my ear, the slight numbness of my left thumb. It was all so vivid. For a second, I couldn't help but wonder if I was losing my mind. “Emma?" I heard Derek call out to me. I jumped slightly at the proximity. Despite how much I felt, how closely I heard each sound, he still managed to sneak up on me. “Hey," I replied with a soft sigh and leaned back on the chair. We were in a secluded house in the town. I'd lived in the small mountain town for many years but I was a stranger to the cabin in the woods. Derek and his men seemed to know exactly where to go and they stopped right at the cabin and led us all in. Kael was still unconscious and he'd been tied up in a chair in the far corner of the room. Two guards stood by his sid