Semua Bab THE LUNA'S FATE; A Cursed Omega's Rise : Bab 61 - Bab 70

LUCIANShe led me through the small door at the side, the one she’d entered through quietly before, as if she didn’t want the world to know where we were going. My steps were heavy with anticipation, but her fingers laced with mine, steady and sure, pulling me forward with a grace that made everything else fade into silence.We reached the room, and when she pushed the door open, I froze.It was stunning.The bed sat in the center like something out of a dream—perfectly made, covered in fresh white sheets, each fold and corner smoothed to precision. Sheer curtains hung from the ceiling, draped around the corners of the bed like something sacred. The lights were warm, not harsh—soft golden glows from the sconces on the walls, casting delicate shadows that danced quietly across the floor. The air smelled of something sweet and musky, like roses soaked in rainwater, heady and slow.She didn’t say a word.She just looked over her shoulder, one hand still on the door, the other holding her

SELENAThe entrance swelled with bodies. Warriors stood like carved stone, their armor sharp, eyes flickering like candle flames in the heavy dusk. The clang of weapons against leather, the murmurs of hushed prayers, the sharp scent of metal and sweat—all of it filled the thick air. Pack members clustered anywhere they could—perched on broken steps, leaning against old pillars, clinging to one another like leaves in a rising wind. Even children peeked out from beneath their mothers’ cloaks, silent, eyes wide with questions they didn’t know how to ask.I was among them—but not as a slave this time. I was one of them now. A warrior in spirit, a mate to their Alpha whom they rejected, but now depended on, carrying his child. I stood close to the center of it all, my chest tight and trembling, my hands clenched so hard the nails bit into my palms. The air felt like it would shatter if anyone breathed too loudly.A warrior stepped forward, tall and broad, with a jagged scar across his chee

LUCIANAdrian left the room first. He walked out in measured silence, his arms still folded, his back straight with the quiet arrogance of a man who knew he had just delivered a masterstroke. His boots clicked softly against the stone floor, fading one by one like the ticking of a death clock. His pack elders followed behind him, moving like shadows in long, flowing robes. Each one paused briefly at the threshold, turning to cast their gaze back at us—no words, just ancient eyes full of judgment. Their silence was worse than any insult.Then my warriors followed. My pack warriors. The ones I had marched into this territory with pride and purpose. Now they looked at me like strangers—as if they didn’t recognize me anymore. They didn’t speak, didn’t nod. They just walked out, heads bowed.The silence that filled the room afterward was unbearable. It wasn't just the absence of sound—it was a roaring, deafening void that swallowed everything. The air was heavy, thick with shame and disbel

SELENA Lucian and the warriors who went with him to Shadowfang have still not returned. The sky had turned dark with the arrival of night, and with it, my hopes had begun to fade. The longer they stayed away, the heavier the worry in my heart grew. Since their departure, my wolf had been restless and uneasy. I could feel it deep inside me—something wasn’t right. Something bad had happened. I couldn’t explain what exactly, but it was more than just a feeling. It was a deep, aching sense of fear that sat in my chest and refused to leave. Questions kept circling through my mind like vultures. Had Alpha Adrian tricked Lucian and the warriors? Had he somehow managed to manipulate them with his lies and dark magic? Or worse—had he killed them? My thoughts kept running wild, imagining all the terrible things that could have happened. I didn’t have any answers, and that made it worse. All I had was silence and fear. Inside me, my unborn child kept moving constantly. The baby kicked and

SelenaHe was only a few feet away, but it felt like a lifetime stretched between us.Lucian.He looked the same and yet… not quite. There was something about his eyes—darker somehow. Distant.My feet began to move before I even realized it. One step. Then another. My eyes didn’t leave his face. I didn’t blink. I was afraid that if I did, he’d disappear again.There were a thousand things I wanted to say. A thousand questions pushing at the edge of my tongue. But none of them came out. I opened my mouth and closed it again. What words could possibly match what I felt?So I did the only thing I could.I opened my arms.For a second, he just stood there. Frozen. Like he wasn’t sure if he should come closer. And then, without a word, he stepped into me.His arms wrapped around me, pulling me in. And the moment my body met his, I let out a breath I hadn’t realized I’d been holding. My cheek pressed against his chest, and I felt the steady thump of his heart—strong, alive, real.He was her