Semua Bab Rejected mythical Luna: Bab 91 - Bab 100

The morning air was crisp, the sky a soft shade of gold as sunlight bled through the clouds and poured into our room. Everything felt alive—the trees, the breeze that kept dancing with the curtains, even the light. It was as if the world itself had shifted with me.I took a slow, deep breath, feeling the weight of yesterday still clinging to every limb. But beneath it, something else stirred. Power. This time, it wasn’t wild or chaotic. It didn’t scream to be heard. It just was. Steady. Settled.Like me.I turned in bed, and my hand instinctively landed on the warmth beside me—Aries.My gaze softened as I took in his face, now peaceful in sleep, every trace of the fear and exhaustion he carried yesterday fading under the gentle morning light.“Are you going to keep staring?” he murmured, his voice raspier than usual. I nearly jumped.He cracked one eye open and shifted, resting his head against my shoulder. “Been awake for a while,” he added with a smile. “Just enjoyed you watching me

I found Lucy standing at the edge of the training grounds, right where I’d seen her earlier. Here, the sounds of celebration were muffled, the laughter and music distant like a memory instead of a present moment. She stood still, facing the trees, her arms folded tightly across her chest as the breeze tugged at the hem of her sleeves. She hadn’t moved for a while. Not even when I approached. Not until I spoke. “You didn’t come up earlier,” I said, quietly stepping beside her, my gaze following hers toward the forest ahead. “I kept thinking of what I would say if you actually came back,” she replied, her voice low. “But even now, I haven’t figured it out.” Then she turned to me, her eyes already glistening. “You have no idea what that horror felt like, Rex. Thinking you were dead” her voice broke slightly, “I couldn’t lose someone else. Not after Maron.” She stepped forward without warning, wrapping her arms around me in a tight, trembling hug. “I’m so glad you’re alive,” she

Rex’s POV The past week had been the kind of normal I used to dream about. Sleeping without fear. Waking up with peace. It almost felt unreal, like if I blinked too long, it might all vanish. But for now? I was living it. I laughed every day, light, genuine laughs with the people I loved, and honestly, that felt like more than enough. Aries had made things easier too. He’d made training optional, pushed back strategy meetings, and created this bubble of calm where I could breathe again. Where we could all breathe. I was sitting downstairs in the pack house one afternoon when Aries approached, his face relaxed in that way that only made my heart ache a little, in a good way. This past week had been good for us. Our bond had grown stronger, flaring with every touch, every smile. He bent down and kissed my forehead, his lips warm and familiar. “Wanna go for a run?” he asked, mischief glinting in his eyes, a grin tugging at his mouth. “When?” I asked, matching his look. “Now,” he

Rex’s POV The next two days with Aries passed far too quickly. Every second with him felt like water slipping through my fingers, no matter how tightly I tried to hold on. We were in our room, just like we had been the past few days, him reviewing some documents Lilly had given him probably about the trip, while I sat by the window, staring at the sun dipping low beyond the pack house. The view was mesmerizing, but not as much as the man sitting just a few feet away from me. I glanced back at Aries. His brows were furrowed in concentration like he could glare the papers into submission. I chuckled softly to myself before sliding closer to him, wrapping my arms around him from behind. Maybe I could be the break he didn’t know he needed. “What’s got you staring at those papers like they insulted you?” I teased, hugging him tighter. He placed his hands over mine and turned his head, his gaze softening the moment our eyes met. Just like that, the tension in him eased. “I just… hate t

Rex's POVThe uneasy feeling still hadn’t left.It sat in my chest like a growing knot tight, pulsing, impossible to ignore. I tried to bury it under the day’s responsibilities, under the laughter I shared with Rose during morning rounds, under the calm of watching our warriors train.But it lingered.And I wasn’t the only one who felt it.Knowing Julian sensed it too made me even more certain this wasn’t nerves from Aries being away, or stress from filling in as Luna.Something was off.I found Julian alone in the strategy room, arms folded, his gaze fixed on nothing in particular.“You’re still feeling it too, right?” I asked, skipping the pleasantries.It had been a full day since that strange feeling swept through the pack. And still, no clarity. Ria had spent the entire night trying to sort through it with me, but we’d come up with nothing.Julian nodded once. “It’s the same as yesterday, Rex. I positioned more guards like you asked. Still, nothing unusual.”Robin walked in not l