All Chapters of A Luna's Return:Her Return Will Lift The Curse: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Cecilia's pov. The pack house has been so quiet of late, of course it was expected.Ezekiel was not around and that witch, kailey too. Speaking of kailey, Auren. I chuckled, as I strolled through the quiet courtyard of the pack house. His days were numbered, and soon he would be no more, that was the only way I could take full responsibility as the luna of this pack. Without that I won't be respected as Auren would always be seen as Ezekiel's heir. The only sound in the courtyard was that of the heel of my footwear. Right now I was on my way to the conference room. I needed to see someone. The attack would be happening in a few days and I needed to get everything ready, all preparations should be in place before then. I stepped into the conference room pulling my attire which swept the floor behind me. As usual I got a lot of bows from the guards and maids as they paid their greetings. I nodded at the guard standing at the entrance of the conference room and he understood. He

JAMES POV“James—w-what the hell?” Roy stammered, struggling against my grip. His fingers clawed at my wrist, but I didn’t let go.I pulled him into a secluded corner, away from the prying eyes of the other patrons, and when I was clear, I slammed him against the wall. The impact rattled the bottles on a nearby shelf, making a few clink together.Roy gasped, his hands pressing against my forearm as he tried to push me away. “James, what—”I cut him off, my voice stern. “Start talking.”His breathing was uneven at this point, his pulse hammering so hard I could see it through the skin of his neck. “W-what are you talking about?” he stammered, his voice laced with fear. .I narrowed my eyes. “Don’t play dumb with me, Roy. I saw you in the conference room today. With her.”His lips parted slightly, but no words came out. He knew exactly who I was talking about.“C-Cecilia?” he finally muttered.I slammed him against the wall again, harder this time. “Damn right, Cecilia.” My voice was lo

JAMES’ POV. “No!” I growled, shoving another attacker aside before twisting to grab the rogue holding Lydia. I yanked him backward, slamming him into a tree. He crumpled to the ground, groaning.I moved backwards, with my back to Auren and Lydia, my eyes locked on the five rogues in front of me. The cold night stung at my skin as I stood there, at this point I knew I needed to remain calm, my breathing was shallow and steady now. The dense forest surrounding us was thick with its large canopy of leaves blocking out most of the moonlight. Ofcourse it was already night time.The moonlight, shown brightly on the faces of the men. “Lydia,” I whispered, turning my head slightly. She stood behind me, her arm tightly holding onto that of Auren. “Stay low. No matter what happens, don’t run until I say so.”She nodded, her expression tight with fear. “Be careful,” she murmured.I turned my attention back to the approaching figures. The five men who have already begun to attack again. It w

JAMES’ POV After the ambush attack, I had healed completely, and I was glad Lydia and Auren had not sustained any injuries. Right now, a was going on in the conference room, one which was based on the festival which was around the corner. The air in the conference room was thick with the scent of burning candles and the aged wood of the long table that stretched across the center of the chamber. I sat at the head of the table, my hands clasped together, my mind set on leading this meeting as efficiently as possible.Alpha Ezekiel was away, and as his most trusted Beta, I had taken it upon myself to act in his stead.Actually. I didn't make this decision myself, Ezekiel had told me beforehand, he knew there would be meetings while he was away and had strictly given me the order and permission to act in his place. The elders sat around me, their expressions unreadable, some aged with wisdom, others more skeptical of my position. I already knew what was going through my mind, they

JAMES’ POV I was woken by the sounds of birds chirping outside, probably from a nearby tree. My body was stiff and sore, probably from all the stress in the last few days. I glanced around the room, it was dark, save for the faint light seeing through the curtains, which was how I knew it was already dawn. My breathing was heavy, my mind was occupied, replaying all that had been happening for the past few days, starting from the ambush whir on my way back to the pack house. The second was that while returning from the river together with Auren and Lydia, I wondered what would have happened if I wasn't there. Both of these incidents had nearly cost me my life. There was something I realized, these two attacks, both seemed to be aimed at me. Actually, the second attack seemed like it was aimed towards Auren. However, If I looked closely, it seems the rogue wives had been following me , tracking me and it seems Auren and Lydia had just been unfortunate to be there at t