All Chapters of The Rise Of The Betrayed Luna: Chapter 261 - Chapter 270

Melissa's Point Of View “Please come with me,” One of the maids cried as she walked into my room. I took my eyes away from the book in my hands and turned to face them. “What's wrong?” I asked her and she just exhaled. “Please come with me.” She cried and I rolled my eyes. “What is it, Aria?” I asked again. “If it's not something important, can you leave, please?” “It's the prince.” She answered and immediately, my heart stilled. My son? “What's wrong with him?” “I don't know. I went to his room some minutes ago, and he's….” Before she could finish her words, I rose up from the bed, ready to go meet him. What could be the problem? In no time, I got to his room to check on him. I carried him from his cot and the first thing I noticed was his strange body temperature. He was really hot. My brows darkened with confusion. “What's wrong with him?” I demanded, but she shook her head. “I have no idea, my Luna.” She answered. “I just came to feed him and I realised that he's…

Axel's Point Of View “They're here, your Majesty!” Felix's voice sounded behind me and slowly, I turned around to stare at him. He's back so soon? I didn't expect him to find these diviners so fast. “How many did you come with?” I asked him while I made my way to the door. “I brought five with me. They're all from different clans. I can assure that they don't know each other. Therefore you didn't have to worry about them lying to you.” I understood what he meant carefully. There were a lot of diviners that were liars. They'll all say different things. “Take me to them, Felix. I haven't got time to waste.” My people are dying. I need to find out what's actually wrong. Lady Claudia would have been called earlier, to tell us what could be wrong with the Pack, but she's no longer a member of my Pack. After that incident at the Courtroom, she decided to go rogue, rather than stay in the Pack. At first, I thought she was behind the attack that was disturbing my Pack. But along the

Lenora's Point Of View “Oh!” The little girl mouthed. She was still in the middle of communicating with the moon goddess. “It's not for her, right? If that's the case, that's good to know. I was beginning to get worried that something bad is gonna happen to the Prince and my Queen.” She chuckled, as if she was actually speaking to someone in front of her. Her mother and I just exchanged confused looks. It was really hard to understand seers, especially one at such an age. “You scared me, beloved Goddess.” Natara continued. Her pupils were still drawn together, indicating that she was still in a trance. I wish I could understand what just happened. One minute she was crying, pleading with the moon goddess, saying ‘no, not the Prince. He just got here’ and the next, she is chuckling. I wanted answers. But as much as I wanted answers, I knew that I couldn't disrupt her. I had to wait until she was done with her thing. “Your humble servant is here to serve you, my Beloved Goddes

Damien's Point Of View I was in the middle of a task assigned to me by Alpha Axel when my phone beeped, indicating that I've just got a message. Without hesitation, I reached for the phone and realised that I just got a text from Melissa. “Can you come pick us up, please? We're at Nigra Hills.” The text read and I frowned. Nigra Hills? What the hell was doing at such a place and at such a time? I thought that place was off limits. She sure knows how to break the rules. Will I be able to leave, especially now that Alpha Axel was in the room with me? “Excuse me, Alpha?” I called his attention He didn't spare me a glance, but I needed no soothsayer to tell me that he was listening to me. The unusual deaths of the Pack members were taking a huge toll on him. He didn't even act this way when he was told that his mother was dead. “Luna Melissa wants me to come pick her up and I need your permission to leave.” “What do you have with my wife?” He blurted out and I stared at him, con

Damien's Point Of View “I found my daughter, Damien. I found my biological daughter.” Those words haven't left my head since Matilda said them to me. Her daughter is Lenora, her supposed step daughter, the one that she has maltreated all her life? The girl whose childhood she stole from her? Man, I still couldn't believe it. She stole Lenora's childhood from her. She mistreated the poor girl even to the point of stopping her from attending school. Lenora will never forgive her. I needed no soothsayer to tell me this. Because Matilda has done her more harm than good, even to the point of poisoning her, to prevent her from ever giving birth. “But how is that possible? How did this mistake happen?” I turned to stare at her face. Now we were back in the Pack House. We couldn't waste any more time in Nigra Hills anymore, since it was about to rain. And I told her that we were gonna continue our discussion once we get home. And here we are, sitting on the patio, away from the prying ey