All Chapters of The Rogue Luna's Curse : Chapter 101 - Chapter 109

I nodded and slipped off my shoes. Xavier picked them up and set them neatly by the cabin door before reaching for my hand. Fingers laced together, we walked along the lakeside, quietly admiring how the moon’s reflection shimmered on the still water."I never thought I'd be on a date with you," I heard Xavier whisper to himself."What do you mean?" I asked, my toes digging into the cool, damp soil beneath us."After the rejection… I thought I’d lost everything. You disappeared. My wolf—he threatened to leave me. I went against our animalistic instincts," he murmured, head hanging low."What do you mean by that?" I asked gently.He looked at me like I should already know."Being born with both a human soul and a wolf soul, we carry both human emotions and animal instincts. Wolves, real wolves, are intelligent, loyal, and protective—especially of their mates and pups. A wolf would never reject its mate. If an Alpha tried to do something so unnatural, the entire pack might rise up agains

I slowly opened my eyes and found myself face-to-face with a pair of grey eyes staring back at me. It was both adorable… and slightly creepy.“I’m not adorable. I’m handsome,” Xavier said huskily, stretching lazily in bed.“How did you know I said that?” I asked, blinking at him.He rolled his eyes. “You really didn’t pay attention in school, did you? It’s the mate connection. We’re like one person—we can hear each other’s thoughts, feel each other’s emotions. Our souls are connected.” He leaned forward and kissed the tip of my nose before rolling out of bed.I blushed as the covers slid down and revealed his completely naked form.“Xavier, you ripped my dress. What am I supposed to wear?” I asked, trying not to stare too long.He turned around in the bathroom doorway and smirked.“I have some clothes in the closet… if you want to grab them after your shower—with me.”“Why do you have clothes here—wait, what?” I gasped, finally catching up to the second half of his sentence.The idea

"So… are you two mates?" I asked as we continued walking through the woods. We had been all around the territory delivering treats, but something felt… off. Like we were being followed."No, we aren’t mates," Victoria replied, glancing cautiously behind us. "We just haven’t found our actual mates yet, so we’re dating for now.""You feel it too, right?" I whispered, my instincts on high alert.She nodded, and we quickened our pace. Suddenly, there was rustling in the bushes behind us—we froze. I stepped in front of Victoria protectively, my body tensing as I held her trembling form behind me."Who’s out there?" I growled, baring my teeth slightly, ready to defend."Felicity?" a familiar voice called out.Trevor emerged from the bushes, disheveled and dirty, with leaves tangled in his hair. His expression was a strange mix of confusion and something darker—almost sinister."Trevor, what are you doing out here?!" Victoria yelled.He shrugged. "I like to take walks to clear my mind. It's

"Do you think we could take a walk?" Victoria asked softly, her tear-streaked face looking up at me.I gave her a small, reassuring smile and stood."Sure—if it makes you feel better."She took my hand tightly, and we stepped outside into the cool evening air. A gentle breeze danced through our hair as we wandered slowly beneath the stars.I found myself getting lost in thought as we walked through familiar paths, the moonlight guiding our way. I glanced down at the promise ring glinting on my finger and smiled faintly.Xavier loved me. And I loved him.I couldn’t help but wonder—what if he had told me how he felt sooner? I always seemed to live in a world full of what ifs."Felicity, look..." Victoria said suddenly.I looked up, and my heart dropped.We were standing in that place. The one I had avoided for years—the lake where Daniel and I used to spend our time. The same place where he had taken his last breath."Is there a problem?" Victoria asked, glancing at me.I shook my head

Xavier’s POVFive years laterWhat is life?It's a selfish, unforgiving bitch—sorry, that was uncalled for, but it is.“Daddy!”A tiny blonde blur ran into the pack’s living room, screaming at the top of her lungs.“What, Rosalina?” I asked, sounding more annoyed than I meant to.She stopped, narrowed her blue eyes at me, and turned her back with her arms crossed.“You’re being mean. Now say sorry,” she said with that stubborn little frown I’d grown to love—and dread.I chuckled, tugged gently on the back of her dress, and pulled her into my lap. She still wouldn’t look at me.“I’m sorry, Princess. I didn’t mean to be grumpy.” I smiled, wrapping her in a warm hug.“Okay! I forgive you, Daddy! Look—my tooth fell out!” she exclaimed, opening her tiny hand to show me the small white prize.“Well look at that. You still look as cute as a button,” I grinned, admiring the little gap in her smile.“Daddy, I want to show Mommy!”I hesitated for a second, and then frowned. “Mommy’s not here, s