All Chapters of The chosen luna: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Chapter 142Selene’s POVI woke with a long yawn and an even longer stretch, a smile tugging at my lips before I was even fully aware of it. Palming my face, I slid off the bed and padded over to the mirror.“Good morning,” I told my reflection with a grin.I cupped my cheeks, tilting my head. “Aren’t I beautiful?” I whispered with a little giggle, then headed into the bathroom.The cool water against my skin woke me up more than the morning light streaming through the window. I brushed my teeth lazily, half-distracted—until my phone buzzed.A notification? I squinted at the screen.A group chat?The message blinked at me. Get ready for our first meeting. Don’t be late.My stomach flipped. My heart jumped.Oh God. I was going to see him.I squeaked, hopping once on my toes, almost dropping my toothbrush in the sink. Quickly rinsing my mouth, I hurried out.“Good morning, Grandma!” I called as I bounded down the stairs.She peeked out of the kitchen, eyebrows pinched in confusion. “Did

Chapter 144Roland’s growl shook the air. He swung his arm at Caius, but Caius slipped aside with ease.Roland no longer looked human. His body was twisted, incomplete—something caught between a werewolf and a nightmare. My stomach turned at the sight of him.How did this happen?I had never seen a creature like that before, and the sheer wrongness of it made my skin crawl.Mary clutched my arm as we both stared, frozen, while Caius fought against him.“Have you seen such a thing?” I whispered.Mary shook her head. “Looks like… a failed experiment. Like someone tried to make humans into werewolves.”My ears pricked. Yes. That was it. He had chewed something—swallowed it—before he turned into that… ugly monster.Caius ended it within minutes. I couldn’t even call it Roland anymore. The ugly thing had no real fighting skills, only rage.Caius had ripped it's heart out and it fell dead.He brushed the dust off his hands, then walked toward me. “Are you alright?”I ran straight into his a

Chapter 146Caius’s POV“To what do we owe the pleasure of your presence, Caius?” Darius’s tone was relaxed, but I could see the cracks in his composure. He was trying hard to keep his mask intact. “As far as I know, you don’t just walk into gatherings like this one.”I sneered, my gaze sliding across the room. Every seat was taken. Not a single chair was vacant. I guess no one expected me.“I’m sorry,” Darius said with a smug smile. “We didn’t save you a seat. You never said you were coming.”My eyes drifted, slow and deliberate, until they landed on the chair directly opposite him.“I don’t need a space,” I said, my voice low. “I make mine.”I started toward the Alpha seated there.“What do you think you’re doing?” Darius’s voice dropped, “I already told you—there’s no seat. Everyone sitting here is an Alpha. No one will give up their place for you.” His lips curled with amusement. “You can stand at the back like a guard. Besides—” he smirked, “you came late.”The other Alphas laugh

Chapter 148I ran for the window, but one of the beasts blocked me. At the last second, I dropped low and slid between its legs. As I leapt through, its claws slashed across my back.The sting was sharp, burning through me, but the wound healed itself within minutes. I hit the ground hard, rolled, and pushed to my feet.Above, Darius’s helicopter lifted off, climbing toward the roof of another building. My chest tightened. If he got away with those drugs, it was over.I sprinted to my car, kicked the engine alive, and slammed my foot on the pedal. The tires screamed against the ground as I tore down the road toward the border.Two guards at the barricade waved their arms wildly. “Stop the car!”No chance. I pressed harder on the accelerator. The car thundered forward, smashing through the blockade. The guards dove out of the way, shouting after me as they scrambled into a vehicle and gave chase.In my rearview mirror, their headlights closed in. I jerked the wheel right, then left, te

Chapter 150Caius’s POVRomano stepped back immediately. Rage consumed me, and I let my wolf out fully, the shift ripping through me as Selene’s screams tore at my chest. She writhed in agony, her voice echoing like broken glass.My wolf raised its head, a thunderous growl ripping from its throat before its gaze locked on Romano—only to find him gone.“Where the hell are you?” my wolf roared into the air, the sound shaking the building.The other wolves dropped their guns, panic flashing in their eyes as they bolted. Just the presence of my wolf was enough to send them fleeing. Rage poured through me, wild, and uncontainable.But Selene’s screams pulled me back. I had no time to hunt Darius.I scooped Selene into my arms and sprinted out of the building. As I burst through the exit, I saw him—Darius—standing above, his eyes gleaming with wicked amusement.I snarled, my body trembling with the urge to leap and tear him apart. But Selene’s pain cut through everything. She came first. Al