บททั้งหมดของ My Luna with the Sleeping Wolf: บทที่ 121 - บทที่ 130

Yara POVThe first thought that came to my mind was that Luna Keira was gone. She had left me. I would never see her again. What would become of my life now? The second thought was the realization that I was being accused of murdering her. With poison. I could hardly hear anything else that Theo said. It felt like my soul was leaving my body. I broke out in a cold sweat. The walls seemed to close in on me as he went on speaking. He must have ordered me to move. I held the door jamb because it felt like I was going to fall. The other warrior reached for my arm, holding me up in a tight grip then, pulling me along. This must be a bad dream. It had to be. Theo walked behind as the other male dragged me along like a rag doll. My legs grew too weak to hold me up. But the male's grip tightened on my arm, making sure I didn't hit the ground. "Work properly," he snapped under his breath. Theo must have signaled for him to let go because he began to release me. Then the latter wrapped a

Theo POVMy chest did not feel right. It ached badly. The feeling started the very day Mario came to me with that dreadful report. The one about Yara sneaking around with Liam and even allegedly acting as a messenger between him and Alpha Nox's mate.No. The feeling began before then. It began the moment I took her hand to kiss it, to assure her that I would never hurt her. But when I brought the hand close to my lips, another male's scent had risen to assault my senses. The ache had only intensified since that day. I felt it much more even now as I sat in my office looking at the investigation reports on my desk.Yara Davis was not guilty. She did not poison her mistress. I knew this with a certainty. She held the Luna in very high regard. She practically worshipped the female. I could be very wrong, though. The feeling in my chest could be clouding my judgment. She was involved with her ex-husband, wasn't she?I didn't see the papers and photos in front of me right now. My mind pr

Theo POVSmart. Keeping it from her mistress was brilliant. Based on how much she loved her, I would have thought she would think to open her mouth. Which would work against her."You were right to keep it a secret."Her shoulders dropped in a deep exhale."That doesn't mean that I will, Yara." Before she could begin begging, I added, "Not from my Alpha. If this has any influence on the matter we're dealing with, I can't keep it from him."I can ask him to keep it from your mistress for now. That's all I can promise you."The fear didn't leave her eyes. I almost wished I hadn't asked her to start from the beginning. "You must be honest with me. Is that really the beginning?""Yes," she replied in a small voice. "That was how it all started."I came because I wanted to understand her. Now I dared say that I did. I could no longer blame her for eventually letting the male have his way with her. How could she continue to resist him? He was her fated mate. I hated the bâstard now more

Yara POVWhen Theo left my room earlier, I was no longer too tired to sit up. The exhaustion had given way to anxiety that kept me up long after he'd gone. He did not promise not to tell Luna Keira. Nox was his Alpha, and I was sure he wouldn't keep the news from him. That meant that my mistress would soon learn the secret I kept from her.With the bed covers wrapped around me, I'd sat by the window wondering what would happen next. I tried to imagine the different turns that things could take. Luna Keira no longer trusted me. She no longer trusted any member of the Spring Moon who had ever worked near her. I had lost her affection, too. What was the worse that could happen now? The off and on sound continued in the hallway after Theo had gone. It sounded like people were being moved. Had they been found guilty and was being taken to serve the punishment?These thoughts plagued me along with images of how hard my life was about to become. My eyes fell shut and I began to drift in an

Theo POVWhen I heard of the new development that they found poison inside Liam's boots, all I could think of was how it affected Yara. She watched me with pure horror now. The look in her eyes felt like a punch in my own gut. Maybe I should have left this part to Riley. The only reason I insisted on delivering the news was because I wanted to be the one who told her that Liam was leaving. I needed to see how she felt about that. Especially after learning that he was her fated.I didn't regret that part at all. The relief that had shone in her eyes moments ago was so precious. I would hold on to that for a long time. She was evidently glad that he was leaving. She wanted him gone. This realization had eased the ache in my heart. Until I mentioned the underground prison.I was Beta of the Autumn Moon pack. My duty came before my feelings. Nox expected me to do what I'd just told her. Not only Nox, the warriors below my rank expected the same. I could not have them believe that I was t