All Chapters of Moonstruck Hearts : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

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Chapter Eleven: The Mark of the Heartstone

Pain seared through me, a deep, biting cold that coiled around my ribs and refused to let go. My legs trembled as I steadied myself, but my mind was still trapped in the vision—the battlefield, the woman, the war. The echoes of it clung to me like smoke, refusing to fade.Kael’s hands were still on my arms, steadying me, but his grip was tense. His gray eyes burned into mine, unreadable. “Elena,” he said, voice low. “What did you see?”I opened my mouth, but no words came out. The truth felt too big, too dangerous to voice aloud. I shook my head instead, my fingers curling into fists. “I—I don’t know.”His jaw tightened. He didn’t believe me.The torches flickered, the strange blue flames casting eerie shadows along the stone walls. The Heartstone still pulsed on the altar, its glow rhythmic—like a heartbeat. But the moment I had touched it, something had changed. The cavern felt different now.And so did I.A slow, creeping awareness spread through my veins. A warmth beneath my skin,

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Chapter Twelve: The Pack’s Judgment

The walk back to the pack's territory felt longer than it should have.Maybe it was the way the trees seemed too still, their branches weighed down by the early morning mist. Or maybe it was the way Kael stayed just a step behind me, his silence thicker than the damp air around us.I pulled my hoodie tighter around my shoulders, trying to ignore the way the mark on my palm still tingled. Even hidden beneath fabric, I could feel it—warm, alive, pulsing in time with my heartbeat.Kael hadn’t spoken since we left the caves.Not about what had happened.Not about what I had done.And definitely not about the way I had thrown a creature twice my size across the cave without touching it.The tension between us was suffocating.When the pack’s cabins came into view, a pit formed in my stomach. I had been so desperate to get out of the caves, I hadn’t considered what would happen once I got back.I wasn’t the same girl who had walked into those tunnels.And I had no idea how to explain that t

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Chapter Thirteen: The Path of the Forsaken

The morning after Jace’s words still hung over me like a storm cloud, blocking out any light that tried to break through. I barely slept, my mind caught in an endless loop of his voice—cold, distant, and final.“She might not belong to this pack anymore.”I could still hear it in my head, replaying over and over. Those words felt like a sentence, the walls of my world closing in on me, one stone at a time.The pack was still on edge, their distrust palpable in every glance they threw my way. No one dared approach me, as if my presence alone might send them into a frenzy. I was a danger, an unknown element in a system that had relied on the same rules for centuries. The tension between Kael and the others had only deepened, his protective stance making it clear that I was his responsibility now.But that didn’t make me feel safer.The mark on my hand burned with each passing moment, the strange power from the Heartstone twisting something inside me, changing me. Whatever I had become—i

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Chapter Fourteen: The Weight of the Moon

The pack’s territory felt even more suffocating in the light of the full moon.The trees, tall and looming, seemed to close in around me as I walked toward the outskirts of the clearing, the weight of their ancient gaze pressing against my chest. Every breath felt too shallow, too forced, like I was breathing in something poisonous.I had spent the day avoiding everyone—the pack, Kael, Jace—giving myself space to think, to make a decision. The mark on my hand still pulsed with an energy I couldn’t control. I couldn’t even begin to understand it, and the more I tried to ignore it, the stronger it became.I was running out of time.I had made it clear I wasn’t wanted here—not in the pack, not in the world I had been brought into. Yet, even knowing that, I couldn’t leave. Not without knowing the truth.Something was happening to me. Something more than just the mark.And I had to find out what it was.As I neared the woods, I couldn’t shake the feeling of being watched. Every time I turn

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Chapter Fifteen: The Edge of the Abyss

The moon hung low in the sky, its light pale and eerie, casting long shadows across the clearing. I could feel its pull deep inside me, just beneath the skin, wrapping itself around my every thought, my every breath. The power was there—growing, swirling, demanding to be unleashed. And yet, it terrified me. I had spent so long running from the truth, pretending that I could stay hidden from what I was becoming. But Maya’s words echoed in my mind, and Kael’s too—the mark, the Heartstone, the others. I had no choice. I couldn’t stay. Not when my presence was tearing the pack apart. Not when I was a danger to everything I cared about. But leaving meant stepping into the unknown. And something about that made my skin prickle with fear. I walked deeper into the woods, away from the pack, away from Kael and the others. I needed to be alone, to think, to feel the weight of the decision I was about to make. The stillness of the forest was almost comforting, the quiet only broken by the

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Chapter Sixteen: Into the Abyss

The air was thick with tension, charged with an electricity that made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. I could feel the danger emanating from Corwin, and the growing weight of the power inside me—the mark on my skin pulsing with a strange urgency.Corwin was faster than I had ever anticipated. His movements were a blur, a streak of shadow in the moonlight as he lunged toward Jace. The air was alive with the crackle of energy as the two of them collided in a vicious clash.Jace’s growl rang out as he blocked Corwin’s advance, but I could see the strain in his eyes, the tension in his body as he fought to keep Corwin at bay. It wasn’t just physical strength that was at play here—it was something deeper, something primal.“Stay back, Elena!” Jace’s voice was a roar as he pushed Corwin away, his body lurching with the effort. “Get to safety!”But I couldn’t move. I couldn’t just stand there, watching as Jace fought for both our lives. The mark on my skin burned with a raw intens

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Chapter Seventeen: The Breaking Point

The sound of our footsteps echoed through the dense woods, but it felt like nothing was real. My mind was spinning with Corwin’s words, his voice a cold, unyielding reminder of what was at stake. No matter how fast we ran, I couldn’t escape the truth that clung to me like a second skin.Jace’s hand remained firm on my arm, guiding me through the shadows of the trees, his presence a steady anchor in the storm of confusion and fear raging inside me. But even his strength couldn’t erase the growing unease that gnawed at me.“Jace,” I whispered, my voice barely above a breath, “what does he mean? What is the Heartstone? And why does he think I belong to him?”Jace’s grip tightened for a moment, but he didn’t answer right away. We continued moving, the only sounds the rustling of the leaves beneath our feet and the distant call of night creatures. When he finally spoke, his voice was heavy with something I couldn’t quite place.“The Heartstone is an ancient relic,” he began, his words slow

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Chapter Eighteen: The Depths of the Unknown

The night stretched endlessly, as if time itself had conspired to keep us in this moment, suspended between what was and what might be. The fire crackled between Jace and me, casting an orange glow on the surrounding trees that seemed to grow darker with each passing hour. The forest was eerily silent, save for the occasional rustling of the wind. It was a quiet unlike any I’d ever known—so still, it felt as though the world itself was holding its breath.I couldn’t shake the feeling that we were being watched, even though I knew no one else was around. My senses were heightened, more acute than they had ever been. Every rustle of a leaf, every snap of a twig felt like a warning, like the world itself was preparing for something.“Jace,” I whispered, not wanting to break the fragile silence that hung between us. “What happens if Corwin finds us?”He didn’t respond right away, his eyes fixed on the flames. I could see the conflict in his features, the way his jaw tightened as he weighe

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Chapter Nineteen: The Reckoning

The world held its breath. The faintest sound of a snapping twig reverberated in the stillness, and every muscle in my body tensed in anticipation. We were so close now, so close to being discovered. My pulse thrummed in my ears, loud enough to drown out any other noise.Jace’s hand shot out to grip mine, his fingers cold against my skin but steady. His eyes were fixed on the direction of the sound, his expression unreadable. Damon, too, was frozen, his body coiled like a spring, ready to leap into action at any moment.The seconds stretched into what felt like eternity as the silence deepened, suffocating us with its weight. Every part of me screamed to run, to flee, but I knew that wouldn’t be enough. We couldn’t outrun this. Not now. Not with the power inside me still thrumming unpredictably beneath my skin, like a storm trapped in a cage.I could feel Jace’s grip tightening around my hand, his thumb brushing across my knuckles in an unspoken promise. We were in this together, no m

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Chapter 20: The Storm Brews

The air was thick with tension, charged with the promise of something terrible on the horizon. Every crack of a twig beneath our feet, every whisper of wind through the trees, felt like a countdown. The forest had gone eerily quiet, as if it too was holding its breath, waiting for the inevitable. I could feel the shift in the atmosphere around us, the sharp edge of impending danger. My heart pounded in my chest, the pulse of fear coursing through me as I looked to Jace, his face shadowed and unreadable in the dim light. He was the one thing keeping me grounded, the only constant in this sea of uncertainty, but even he seemed tense, his body coiled tight with the threat of whatever was waiting in the dark. "Stay close," he whispered, his voice barely audible, his eyes scanning the woods. I nodded without question, my instincts telling me to trust him, to follow his lead. I felt the weight of the power inside me stir again, like a sleeping beast that had begun to awaken. It was diffe

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