Todos os capítulos de The Disappeared Luna: Capítulo 11 - Capítulo 20

Owen POVThe key made a faint "click" sound as I inserted it into the lock.The lid slowly opened, revealing a thick stack of photographs inside.My pupils suddenly contracted, and I trembled as I flipped through the photos. They were of Lina and me!My heart was pounding like a drum, and my chest felt so tight it was hard to breathe.The photos documented every meeting between me and Lina, every secret date, even the positions in which we had sex in the dungeon—captured clearly.The me in the photos—smiling contentedly and smugly—now seemed so filthy, so disgusting!Regret and disgust surged over me like a tidal wave, and my stomach churned as if I were about to vomit.The photos slipped from my hands one by one, scattering on the floor like a silent accusation.I collapsed to the ground, clutching my head, trying to calm myself, but those dirty images kept replaying in my mind.I thought everything was perfect and that I had hidden it well.Before each date with Lina, I would always

Owen POVLina’s face instantly drained of color, and she collapsed to the floor, clutching her abdomen."No! Owen, you can't be this cruel! This is your child, how can you do this to us?""You don’t deserve it."Ash tried to help her up, but Lina struggled and shouted, "Owen, I will hate you for the rest of my life!""Alpha Owen, are you sure you want to do this?" Ash quietly asked.I didn't respond. I just walked out of Lina's house. I would never return to this place!Behind me, Lina’s cries were maddening.I told myself this was all her fault.The moment she chose to hurt Kya, she should have known the outcome.Only Kya deserved to carry my child. I remembered how, just yesterday, Kya and I were planning to have children. How did things end up like this?I returned home in a daze, sitting on the cold floor of an empty room. The chilly night air helped me clear my mind a bit.I opened Kya’s Instagram account, hoping to see if she had posted anything new.I knew this wasn’t her privat

Owen POVA wave of soreness spread through my body. When I woke up in the morning, I realized I had slept on the floor the entire night.After a quick wash, I walked to the dining room. A servant carefully brought breakfast, but her expression seemed strange as she looked at me."Did Kya come back?" I asked, holding on to a sliver of hope."No," she replied, shaking her head.I didn’t dwell on it. I hurriedly finished eating, then grabbed my phone to call Ash and ask if he had any leads on Kya.But the moment the screen lit up, a flood of messages poured in:James: You’re screwed! If Kya sees today’s news, she’s definitely going to divorce you.Travis: What the hell is wrong with you? How did you end up fighting with that, Lina? You can’t even handle a woman? Have you forgotten everything I taught you?Chris: Impressive, man! I really thought you were immune to women. Turns out you’ve been secretly keeping a mistress like this!Travis: That Lina even called me. I already sent her to yo

Owen POV"You dick head, get up!" A loud and crocky voice snapped me off the sleep. “Huh?! I sat up, startled only to see my parents standing by my bed. "Father, Mother, why are you here?"My head was throbbing painfully. I couldn’t remember how I got back last night—only a vague memory that Kya had come to see me. They must have got the news that Kya left!After I inherited the Alpha position, my father handed the Starry Pack to me and his company to manage.He and my mother had moved to the countryside to live a peaceful life."You haven’t even looked at the TV, have you? That Lina has been exposing your affair with her on every channel! How could you get involved with a woman like that?" My father roared. I turned on the TV, flipping through a few channels, and saw Lina on a program called Tom Show, dramatically sharing details of our so-called affair.She wore a simple sports outfit andlooked innocent. At one point, she even choked up as if overwhelmed with emotion."I already b

Kya POVMy wolf didn’t like the new place. She’s used to forests, meadows, lakes, and oceans.But the place I was living, there were almost no werewolves, only a few human nomads.It took me three days to renovate a house made of mud bricks.My home was about a 30-minute walk from the nearest town. Without a car, I had no choice but to walk when I need basic supplies.The endless yellow sand, the vast, boundless sky—underneath, it was just me and my shadow moving across the dunes.The solitude was overwhelming.Living in the desert wasn’t easy.I managed to find a job teaching English at the local elementary school.The children were curious about me, a foreigner with an accent and unfamiliar clothing.“Teacher, why did you come here?” a boy asked during recess.I smiled and replied, “To learn something new.”In a way, that was true.In my spare time, I immersed myself in the local culture. I started learning their language and experimenting with local dishes in my makeshift kitchen.