All Chapters of The Alpha’s Hybrid Luna: Chapter 151 - Chapter 153

RIEV’S POVVaughan's knowing gaze, at my direction, gave me the clarity I needed badly. Without further delay, I dashed after Dorian, feeling the untamed fury to kill him, as it pumped through my veins.After months of deliberate planning, and hoping he would fall into the well laid trap for him, he did it, not much to our surprise. I gave out orders to Vaughan’s men, who had accompanied us to the meeting. In search of him, I scrutinized the surroundings, feeling a bit wary, as I sensed the discomfort of my wolf. He had arrived before we did, which made me clueless of how he got here. No car was speeding away, which only indicated he was still around the vicinity. I couldn’t even perceive his scent around, making me doubt if he had indeed left or dissipated into thin air. I stared at the building which I just exited.Taking the stairs two at a time I ran up the last floor of the building. Something didn’t feel right, within me. With steady strides I took to the rooftop. His scent per

RAVEN’S POVMonths later…“It’s a girl”. The nurse said to me, as I heaved out a loud breath, panting like my life depended on it. A loud shrill cry filled the air. A reality check that I wasn't hallucinating. Vaughan, who had been holding my hand, all through the labour, kissed my forehead. A huge smile was plastered on his face, as he craned his neck, to take a peek at our daughter who was just born. “You did amazing”. He whispered, in my ears, as our newly delivered baby was placed on my chest. I bent my head, as my shaky hands touched her for the first time. It felt like it was a dream. She was nothing I imagined, but everything at the same time. “Damn, I wasn’t even spared a detail”. Vaughan gushed beside me, his eyes locked on her, as she snuggled against my bosom. I chuckled faintly, realizing I birthed a child who took all of her father’s features. At a glance one could notice that. “Not even one bit”. I whispered. The only indication that indicated she was mine, wasa few