All Chapters of The Rise Of The Betrayed Luna: Chapter 221 - Chapter 230

Lenora's Point Of View “Lenora?” Matilda's voice came up again and I knew it was because she didn't hear any words from me. I took a deep breath before answering. “What the hell do you want from me, Matilda?” I hissed in annoyance. I didn't try to hide my irritation from her. I wanted her to hear everything. My irritation. My anger. Everything. “Relax, little cunt, I'm not here to fight with you. I don't have time for that." She answered and I could already imagine her rolling her eyes at me. My mind traveled back to that word ‘little cunt’. That's what she always calls me. And to think she taught her daughter to address me that way too. “What do you want?” I asked again. “Or I might just end the call if you have nothing important to say.” I hissed. If only she knows how much she was driving me crazy. I've tried so hard to get over her. To forget her and daughter, to forget the cruel things they did to me. But here she was, calling me with a strange contact, simply because she

Melissa's Point Of View “I am still mad at you, mother.” I grumbled when I saw my mother cradling my son in her arms, staring at him with nothing but love and warmth in her eyes. That heavenly scene alone was enough to make me forgive her and let go of my anger, but it didn't. She wasn't here when I was in this damn ward, fighting for my life, doing everything possible to birth my son. She wasn't here when I brought my son to this world, even though we'd both planned that she'll be there when I give birth to my child. “Oh, come on, baby girl.” She sighed as she turned her gaze to me. “I already apologized to you and I thought you'd forgiven me already.” She added, but I shook my head. “How could I forgive you, mother?” I scoffed loudly in annoyance. “You weren't here with me. You weren't here to console me, to support me while I birth your grandchild. You didn't keep your promise of being there as I gave birth to my child. So tell me, how could you expect me to forgive you?”

Melissa's Point Of View “I asked a question, didn't I?” Axel repeated when he didn't get any response from either of us, as he made his way into the ward. “What are you hiding from me?” Oh goodness! What do I say now? This was actually what Damien was trying to warn me about. He was trying to warn me to be careful with my words. I didn't want to start thinking about what could have happened if Axel had heard the main question that I'd asked Damien a while ago. I'm sure as hell that it wouldn't have ended well. We'd have been in a lot of mess right now. Heck! We'd have been on our way to the dungeon. “Welcome back, my Alpha.” Damien started, but Axel raised his hands, thereby cutting him off. “Save the formalities, Damien. I'm not here for that.” He hissed and Damien clamped his lips shut, like a toddler who was being scolded by his father. “Now tell me, what do I need to know? What the hell are you all hiding from me?” I need to come up with a lie. I can't possibly tell him

Axel's Point Of View “What’s wrong with you, Axel?” My wolf inquired as soon as I walked out of my wife's ward. I'd made an excuse some minutes ago, just so I could clear my head. “Why didn't you tell her what the seer said to you, huh?” “Come on, man.” I snorted. “How can I possibly tell her what the seer had said?” “Of course you should.” He snapped. “At least she has a right to know.” “Nah!” I shook my head. “She doesn't. Besides, I'm never gonna tell her about it.” “Are you out of your senses?” My wolf hissed through gritted teeth. “You need to tell her about it, Axel. As the mother of your heir and your Luna, don't you think she has a right to know?” “I won't tell her about it and that's final.” I said in a tone of finality, to let him know that I was done with the conversation. Wouldn't that hurt Melissa? I mean she just pushed out our son and I'm asking her if the boy was really mine? That's crazy. It'll be more like an accusation, like I didn't trust her. She'll defin

Lenora's Point Of View “Oh my goodness!” Luna Ophelia cooed as soon as we walked into the house. She quickly rose up from the couch as she came to hug me. “You're back.” She added as she pulled me into her arms. My lips tugged into a smile. Heaven knows how much I've missed this woman. “Yes, mother.” I responded and wrapped my arms around her. “How have you been?” “I've been good.” “And trust you had a great time over there?” “Of course I did, mother.” I nodded and quickly made way for her to greet her son too. And she did, although she didn't spend time with him. She pushed him away and came back to me. I knew she was seeing her daughter in me. She sees me as the daughter she never had. And boy, I have no problem with that. After all, I saw her as my mother too. “Tell me everything, my child.” She giggled as she took my hands in hers and led me towards the couch. “How your day went, your honeymoon, the amount of fun you had.” Before I could help it, a deep shade of blush