All Chapters of The Rise Of The Betrayed Luna: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Zariel's POV “Don't you think you are going too far, Zariel?” My wolf whispered as soon as the line went dead. “Whatever you want to say, man, just keep it to yourself. I don't want to hear it.” I hissed in annoyance as I threw the phone onto the couch. I ran my hands through my hair in frustration. Zade's refusal burned in my chest like acid. How could he be this stubborn? I had played my best card….his mate's life….and still, he clung to that throne like a starving dog to a bone. Did he really think I wouldn't follow through or what? Since he loved her and didn't want her dead, he should have agreed to give me the throne without any issues, yet he refused. Did he already see me like a joker? “You just lied to your brother's face. What do you think he'll do when he comes to know that you lied to him?” “You should know that I don't give a damn what he'll do. I never do” He scoffed. “You are such a terrible liar, Zariel. Deep down, you are scared. I can feel it. It is cons

Lenora's POV Before I could stop myself, I burst into laughter. Tara stared at me like someone who had suddenly gone insane. How could she ask me to have faith in the moon goddess, the same woman who never came to my aid when I needed her the most? The same woman who hated to see me happy? I can't believe I have faith in her again, because I doubt that I can take any more heartbreaks.Besides, I've past that stage of hoping for her to make my dreams come to pass or to do some miracle. All those times I waited for her, she never did anything. Therefore I can't believe in her anymore. Because to me, she's dead. She doesn't exist. “Why are you laughing, my Luna?” She asked in that tiny voice of hers. I was about to answer her question, but something struck me. How did she know that I was Luna? I crouched down to her height again. “Why did you address me as Luna? Do you know me?” Her lips curled into a smile. “Yes, my Queen. You are a Queen and Luna, a powerful one, Alpha Zade's L

Zariel's POV A smile crept its way to my face as I saw Zade's text message: “Come to the pack right away. I'll gladly step down as Alpha. Come with my mate as well. If I realise that you hurt a single hair on her body, I'll kill you and send you straight to hell. You should know that I don't bluff.” Wow! I hadn't expected him to give up so soon. He must really love this bitch so much! Zade has always been a proud man and the fact that he's an Alpha made it worse. He has swore never to step down from the throne for me. But right now, he is willing to step down? Just how much did he love her, that he's willing to go back on his words for her? It's not like I care. He can do whatever he wants. All that matters is that I'm about to become the Alpha. Finally! I'm sure as hell that my father would be rolling in his grave right now. He'd thought that I'd never sit on that throne, but today, I'll prove him wrong. I'll let him know that his stupid rules can't work. His stupid rules c

Melissa's POV “So tell me doctor, how's my grandson doing?” My mother asked the doctor as soon as she finished examining me. The bright smile on the doctor's face told me everything…my son was perfectly healthy. And judging by how much my bump had grown lately, he was thriving. By the gods, I can't wait to meet him, I can't wait to have him in my arms. “The little one is doing wonderfully. In fact, he might just be the healthiest baby I've ever seen.” The doctor said, grinning as she took her seat. “Of course he is.” My mother chimed in, her voice brimming with pride. "His father is a warrior—strong and resilient. That strength runs in his blood." She added with a smile."So, when can we expect his arrival?" she pressed, her eyes sparkling with anticipation. "Mother?" I blinked in surprise. I can't believe that she's asking that. "What?" She frowned, tilting her head, to stare at me. “I'm only seven months along. He won't be here for another two months.” I reminded her an

Melissa's POV "Tell me, sweetheart, how did it go?" my mother asked as soon as I walked into my room. I didn’t reply. Instead, I moved to the bed and collapsed onto it. I was completely exhausted. "Did Axel tell you about the strange woman?" she pressed, her voice growing sharper. "The one claiming to be his mother?" But I only shook my head, too exhausted to form words. “I knew it.” She hissed. “Of course he wouldn't tell you.” I drew in a sharp breath. “What do you suggest I do, mom?” I asked quietly. “I really want to know about her. Judging from the way Axel's countenance changed when I asked about her, I knew there was more to their relationship.” “Me too.” She admitted truthfully. “I wanted to know too. He has never talked about her, nor have I seen or heard anything about her.” I was about to say something else, but at that moment, a sharp knock sounded at the door, cutting through the silence. I stared at my mother, “Are you expecting anyone?” But she shook her