Semua Bab The chosen luna: Bab 131 - Bab 140

Chapter 131Third Person POVChris stood outside the room, fuming with anger, his eyes locked on the entrance.The moment Darius stepped out, Chris rose to his feet and walked straight to him.“I told you not to come here unless I send for you.”“You told me you had it sorted out,” Chris snapped, his voice sharp with frustration.Darius snickered and gestured to one of his men for a drink. Only after taking a slow sip did he finally set his gaze on Chris.“Yes, I did.”“Then why is he still alive?” Chris demanded.Darius exhaled heavily. “Be calm. It’s not easy to take down Caius.”Chris slammed his fist on the table, the sound echoing through the room. “I do not care. You are werewolves—tear each other apart if you have to! All I want is Selene,” he growled, his voice dropping deep with obsession.Darius swirled his drink lazily before setting it down. “Are you done?” he asked flatly.Then, without warning, he stood and punched Chris in the face, sending him crashing to the ground.“

Chapter 133 Caius’s POV “I know what you are.” Chris whispered. I squeezed the coffee cup in my hand tightly, my gaze locked on him. A slow smirk tugged at my lips. “What are you saying, Chris?” I asked with an innocent expression. “Don’t play dumb with me. I know what kind of snarling beast you are.” He pointed at me. “And don’t think I’m scared of you. Wolfsbane, silver—I have them all, and I’ll fucking burn your fur before you dare show me your teeth.” “Wow, you talk too much for a human,” I replied coolly. “If only you used that courage, maybe you would have gotten Selene.” His face darkened. “Selene is mine, and I’ll protect her from you. Watch your back, Director Caius. The last attempt didn’t work, but this time, I’ll make sure the whole world knows what a fucking beast you are.” He snarled and stormed off. I watched him leave, then dropped the coffee cup into a waste bin. Pulling out my handkerchief, I wiped my hands clean before taking out my phone and dialing my beta

Chapter 135Selene’s POVOutside the mall, I was already waiting in the car. Caius slid behind the wheel without a word and drove us back.He parked in the garage, stepped out first, and opened my door.“Selene.” His voice cut through the silence as I turned toward my apartment. He came closer, his presence heavy, suffocating.“I don’t want to see you with Chris again. He’s not good for you. You know that. Stop seeing him.”I stayed quiet. My chest ached, torn. “Chris is my friend. He was my friend before I knew you. Even if he’s a scumbag now, I can’t just abandon him.”“Why don’t you ever listen to me?” His voice cracked with anger—no, with hurt.“Goodnight, Director Caius,” I muttered, trying to walk away.His hand shot out, catching my arm. In the next second, his lips crushed against mine—rough, bruising.“Caius—” I gasped against the kiss, my bag slipping from my shoulder and thudding to the ground.“You’re mine, Selene. Fucking mine,” he growled, his grip hard, his mouth devour

Chapter 137I woke up to the warm ray of sunlight streaming through the window. My eyes fluttered open, and I sat up slowly, stretching. The bed beside me was empty.I scratched my scalp and climbed down from the bed. Probably he’s in the kitchen, I thought as I padded into the sitting room.But no one was there.My brows furrowed when I noticed something on the dining table. I walked closer and saw a tray covered neatly. Removing the lid, I was hit by the unmistakable aroma. Spicy noodles.A chuckle slipped from me. How did he know I liked spicy noodles?Beside the tray was a small card. I picked it up, reading his bold handwriting:Gone to work. Make sure you eat.That was all.I scoffed softly. He could have at least woken me before leaving. But the curve of a smile tugged my lips anyway. Pulling a chair out, I sat down to savor the noodles before they grew cold.~~~~~At the office, I had barely settled at my desk when Jordan and Mary appeared before me.I looked up at them, puzzl

Chapter 139Chris shoved me out of the way.I hit the ground hard, and he landed on top of me, breathing heavily.For a moment, I was too shocked to move, too stunned to speak. Chris scrambled up and looked toward the street, but the bike was already long gone, its tail light disappearing into the night.“Selene!” His voice snapped me back. My eyelids fluttered, my heart still hammering. Chris gently helped me to my feet.“Are you okay?” he asked, his eyes searching mine.I managed a small nod, though my legs were trembling beneath me.“I’ll take you home,” he said firmly, already hailing a cab.The car pulled up, and before long we were at the mansion. Chris kept an arm steadying me as he opened the gate. He pressed the doorbell, and Grandma hurried out.“Oh, what happened to her?” Her voice cracked as she rushed to us, holding the door wide.Chris guided me to the couch, and Grandma quickly brought water. I sipped slowly, my hands still unsteady.“Selene, are you sure you’re okay?”