All Chapters of His Abandoned Luna: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

|| Lilac’s POV ||My pulse pounded as memories resurfaced, clearer now than they had been before. This was the very night Kael had recommended Astrid Moonvale to Alexander. The Moonvale family was powerful— wealthy, politically influential, and deeply connected in the capital.And Astrid…Astrid and Alexander had mated that night.It had been seen as a union of strength. Their bond had given Alexander an undeniable boost, solidifying his pack’s position in the political arena. But it hadn’t been long before he found his true mate— after he had already marked Astrid. The scandal that followed had sent shockwaves through the werewolf community, tainting his reputation and shaking his pack’s foundation.And who had stepped in to clean up the mess?Kael.He had turned the scandal into an advantage, using it to his benefit, weaving his way into Alexander’s inner circle as a trusted ally and savior. Both the families were grateful to Kael.

|| Alaric’s POV || The drive to the venue was quiet, the weight of the night pressing down on me. The grand hall was lit up with thousands of twinkling lights, the air filled with the scent of flowers and perfume. The sound of music and laughter echoed through the space, but it all felt distant, like a dream I couldn’t quite reach.I stepped inside, my eyes scanning the crowd. The room was filled with people, their masks and gowns creating a sea of color and movement. But I wasn’t here for them. I was here for her.And then, I saw her.Lilac stood at the edge of the room, her gown shimmering under the light. Her hair was styled in loose curls, and her makeup was subtle but elegant. She looked like a queen, and for a moment, I forgot how to breathe.Our eyes met, and the world around us faded away. It was just the two of us, the connection between us undeniable. But then, she looked away, her expression hardening as she turned and disappeared

|| Lilac’s POV ||We stepped out of the grand hall and into a long, dimly lit corridor, the heavy wooden door closing behind us with a soft thud that echoed through the stillness. The corridor stretched before us, its walls adorned with tapestries that seemed to breathe with the history of the pack. Each woven thread told a story, of fierce battles fought under blood-red moons, of alliances forged in fire and sealed with unbreakable bonds. The intricate designs seemed to shimmer in the stealth lights that lined the walls, their golden hues casting long, dancing shadows across the polished stone floor.As we walked, my mind drifted to Alaric’s pack, the Blood Moon Pack, and the way it seemed to pulse with life and energy. There, the houses were not just structures but extensions of the forest itself, their wooden frames entwined with ivy and moss, as if the earth had embraced them and made them its own. The air there was always fresh, carrying the scent of pine needles

|| Lilac’s POV || We continued walking, the tension between us easing as we approached the grand hall. The sound of music and laughter grew louder, the vibrant energy of the party pulling us back into its orbit. As we stepped inside, my eyes scanned the room, taking in the glittering gowns, the masked faces, the clinking glasses. And then I saw it— the scene I had been hoping for. I made my way toward the buffet table, my steps purposeful but unhurried. My eyes landed on Astrid, her golden hair catching the light as she stood beside Kael. Another girl was with them, her dark hair and bright smile instantly recognizable. Madeline. As I approached, Madeline turned to me, her face lighting up with a bright smile. “Sorry I’m late,” she said, giving me a quick hug. Her warmth was infectious, and I couldn’t help but smile back. “Hey, Madeline. I’m so glad you came,” I replied, my voice filled with genuine relief. Everything was falling into place. “Well, I ha

|| Lilac’s POV ||“Yes, Kael,” I said, my tone sweet but firm. “Look at Alexander and Madeline. They just met, yet they seem so much in love. I want that for myself. I hope you understand as you know how it feels. A life long relationship fades away before the bond, isn't it?”I paused, letting my words sink in before adding, “And I’ve promised myself that I will save my everything for my mate only.”That's right, idiot. You have a mate so go to her! I yelled in my head.The room was silent, the tension thick enough to cut with a knife. Kael stared at me, his expression a mix of shock and anger, but he quickly masked it with a forced smile.“Of course, Lilac,” he said, though his voice was strained. “I understand.”I gave him one last smile before walking away, my heart pounding in my chest. As I passed Alexander, our eyes met, and I swear I saw a smirk on his lips. He nodded once, a silent acknowledgment that he had my back if anything went