The Cursed Luna And Her Ruthless Alpha のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 111 - チャプター 120

Micheal's POVWhen I told Andrew about finding a mate, I didn't know what to expect. Not really. I was expecting some reaction.Probably joy or at least a sign that he was in support of my fate. Because I had no problem with it.But there wasn't much of that. When I broke the news, I was greeted by a face devoid of expression. And then, he launched into the question of how it happened.In that moment, I felt a rush of anger that was directed towards him. I had to remind myself that this was his first time of hearing this news.That must've been the reason for his reaction.When I pointed out his unhappiness, he seemed to be more at loss for words than indifferent. In that minute, I sort of understood his position. When he first brought Elara, I remember violently kicking against the idea. Now I had some semblance of respect for her.Thinking back to that time, I was ashamed for my brash behavior. Still I couldn't blame myself much. She was believed to be cursed with powers that could

Lora's POVWhen I finally left both men to speak, I made my way outside. Who would've thought one trip to rescue my friend will change my life so much.If anyone had told me that I was going to get a beta for a mate, I would've laughed right in their faces. Talk more of the beta of Salientmoon pack.Though I was a bit hurt by the way he dismissed me earlier. I guess being a part of one of the worst packs could attract such reaction.But here I am, looking after him as he recuperated from his wound. I have never felt so intune with someone before. So when I had a feeling that he was going to die, I freaked out.I had to do something. That was why I did a quick check on him and knew if we didn't hurry, something bad was going to happen to him.I knew what it meant when someone loses their mate. It was like loosing a bit of your soul and it gets worse when you've been marked.Or so they say.As I neared the packhouse, I noticed the few stares that I got from the members of the pack. And

Andrew's POVI pulled my chair closer to Michael’s hospital bed, my mind still reeling from everything he had just told me. A prophecy? Elara as the bridge between worlds? It was absurd. But at the same time, I couldn’t shake the feeling that this was bigger than we thought it was.Michael exhaled sharply, adjusting himself against the pillows. He looked exhausted, but his eyes were alive with determination. "I know it sounds insane, Andrew, but Theo wasn’t just throwing words around. He believed every damn thing he said."I rubbed a hand down my face, my jaw tightening. "That doesn't mean it's true. People believe all sorts of things, but that doesn't make them real."Michael shook his head. "This is different. He was convinced. And if Grimshade and Shadow Fang are willing to go this far, we might be playing a losing game."I clenched my fists. Grimshade. Dorian. Shadow Fang. Deveruid. Every problem we had seemed to lead back to them. I wasn’t about to let them decide what happened n

Andrew’s POVElara was still sitting across from me, her face pale like she had seen a ghost, her fingers clenched into the fabric of her pants. She hadn’t moved since Michael finished speaking, but I could see it—her mind racing, trying to process everything.And there was a lot to process. I hadn't gotten around to asking her what she wanted to tell me the other night. But for now, I think this is more important.The Blood Moon. Her powers. The fact that she was at the center of it all seemed to overwhelm her all at once.I was sure she hadn't fully gotten over her nightmare that had her knocking on my door at the odd hours of the night.So, I didn’t blame her for shutting down. Hell, I expected it. But shutting down wasn’t an option right now.“We need a plan,” I said, my voice cutting through the extended silence as I swivelled my chair so that I see both of them as I spoke.Michael exhaled sharply, leaning against the wall with his arms crossed. “Agreed. Dorian won’t wait. He alr

Andrew’s POVThe door clicked shut behind Michael, leaving me alone with Elara. She was still sitting stiffly in the chair, arms crossed, a deep line between her brows.How much more of this insolence I could take, I didn't know. But somehow she knew how to push my buttons and get me all reeled up.But she is afraid. And my wolf does not appreciate it. I need to take it easy with her.I exhaled slowly. Michael had left because he knew this conversation wasn’t going anywhere. But I didn’t have the freedom of walking away. Not when it was my mate staring back at me with fire in her eyes and doubt in her heart.“Alright,” I said, keeping my voice calm. “No more yelling. No more commands. Just listen.”She scoffed but didn’t interrupt. Progress.I stood up from my seat and walked around my desk slowly as I made my way to her.When I was a feet away from her, I began.. “You know why I won’t let this go, Elara?”She lifted her chin. “Because you think I’m weak?”Weak? How could she say such