All Chapters of The Vengeful Luna Strikes Back : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

“Keep the money with you tomorrow and wait for my instructions. Don’t misbehave, don't involve anyone—my eyes are on you.”What? The blackmailer was such a smart brat. What is he planning to do?. He knew that the pack would be extremely busy tomorrow and no one would pay me any attention. Why would he want the money in cash? How will I hand him over the money? How would I know who among the crowd is my blackmailer? Maybe I will watch out for the one that will carry my bag of money. But the blackmailer, will he be stupid enough to take the money in front of everyone?What should I do? I didn’t even have all the money. I had managed to gather thirty million from my account. Where was I supposed to get the remaining seventy million dollars?I had no time. I called my company accountant and instructed him to transfer seventy million dollars into our new project fund. I gave him the account details.Soon, the money appeared in my account. I called my account manager and requested the amou

The only person at the altar was the Elder, who would bless the marriage. I glanced around him as if expecting someone else to be there.“Didn’t Aster have groomsmen?” I wondered. Like me, he stood alone, with no one by his side.“I’d like us to get started—if you’re ready to pay attention now,” Aster teased, pinching my nose gently. He’d clearly noticed my wandering thoughts.Without waiting for a reply, he signaled to the Elder to begin the ceremony.“Ladies and gentlemen, it is my honor to be here today at the Blood Moon Pack to bless the union of these two Children of the Moon Goddess. Shall we?” the Elder said, his voice deep and steady.He glanced at Aster, who gave a single nod. Then, he looked at me with a soft smile, and I returned it nervously.“Do you, Valeria…”The Elder paused for a moment, stumbling slightly, and I blushed deeply. I had no last name—or at least, I had hidden it from them.Aster raised an eyebrow in confusion. He’d never asked me about my family, likely o

“Congratulations, my Luna,” Linnet said, kissing me lightly before turning to Aster and doing the same. Despite her composed demeanor, I noticed the sadness lingering in her eyes. She looked fragile, as though she might break at any moment.“Where has my little sister been all this while?” Aster teased, pretending to be annoyed. “Don’t you know you’re supposed to be here, helping your sister-in-law?”“Forgive me, brother. I was a little…” Linnet hesitated, searching for the right words.“Let Linnet be,” I interjected gently. “She had a fever last night and couldn’t sleep. I’m sure that’s why she’s late.” I smiled, hoping to ease her discomfort.“In that case, I forgive you,” Aster said, his expression softening. “Are you feeling better now?”Linnet sighed in relief and cast me a grateful glance. “Yes, I am. I’m just a bit tired and really need to rest.”“It’s okay, Linnet. Go and get some sleep,” I said reassuringly.“Thank you for understanding, my Luna,” Linnet replied, setting down

“Are you insane?” I sneered, visibly annoyed. I really wished I could have strangled him on the spot.“What if someone sees us? Aren’t you afraid of being caught?” I asked despite my anger.Cornello chuckled. “Come on, why do you sound so afraid? Have you forgotten who I am in this pack?”“I know you hold some power in the pack, but have you thought about the consequences if we get caught? Don’t you know what the penalty is?”“I’m still the council leader, and no one will question my authority. Besides, it’s night, and no one will see us.”“I won’t see you tonight, Mr. Cornello. I won’t risk being caught with you,” I said, my tone firm. This enraged Cornello.“What did you just say?” he asked, his voice filled with rage.“I said I won’t meet you tonight. The whole pack is filled with people from different territories. What do you think will happen if any of them catch us?”The thought of being caught with Cornello made my heart pound. What exactly did this old fool want from me? Why co

 .  ASTERAs soon as the last guest left, I scooped Valeria into my arms and gently carried her to my car. Once I settled her down, I closed the door and joined her at the driver’s seat. But I didn’t drive off. Instead, I took her hands in mine and leaned forward. Tilting her chin up, I planted a tender kiss on her forehead. “I’ve booked us a flight to Texas for our honeymoon,” I said softly, eager for the time when I would finally claim her. She pulled away suddenly, her eyes were filled with shock. I saw fear in her pupil, as though the idea of leaving terrified her. “I don’t want to go anywhere. I love it here. We can have our honeymoon within the pack, in your father’s house,” she said. “Why?” I asked, my gaze darkened. This was the second time she had insisted on staying with my family