บททั้งหมดของ The Luna's Walk of Shame: บทที่ 91 - บทที่ 100

Astrid.It had been a month after the frostborn incident. And yet, we hadn’t gotten any information about the specialist that had been sent to track their location. There was nothing from them. And Soren hadn't said anything about it either. I was beginning to doubt if everything was fine with them. But we were still waiting with our fingers crossed trusting they will come back safe and with some good news.Soren had been more busy with his office work. He told me the other day that he was working on giving some scholarships to give out to students in the next academic term. He only told me that when I confronted him about working too much without a break.We were not made out of wood, so we needed rest every once in a while.While we were waiting, there was no news of danger anywhere around the packs or Veridian. Though I knew it was just a matter of matter for something to come up.I l haven't been able to get a whole of the Crystalline Hearthstone . Jarvis wasn't saying anythi

Astrid.We all made it safe back to our various packs. It was a victorious journey. There was some celebration before we had to leave. "Nothing has happened to you right?" Amira had asked the moment she had spotted me and ran right straight to me and wrapped her hands around me."Of course, sweetheart. Nothing happened. We did what we were supposed to and came out victorious."I went through the closet of clothes I had, finding trouble deciding on what I could wear.Soren wanted us to go out to the club. It's been a long time since I went there. It has been work. I hadn't had time for myself. And I decided to join him this time around.Going to the club wouldn't hurt or anything. It was just for a couple of hours. I finally decided on what to wear. I wasn't good with the gowns especially at night and given all the cold that was outside. I settled for a black ripped jeans with a black crop top. I let my hair down as it has been in a bun for some time now.After I was done bathing,

AstridOne thing about betrayal is that you never see it coming and guess what? It always comes from the people you least expected.She shot me in the leg. She shot me with silver. It was still a mystery to me how I had gotten healed.The movement inside of me woke me up. Edna tried to wake up, her eyes searching the area. There was a dull pain in my head, making it difficult for me to sit up straight.But I tried. I struggled to sit up. I dragged my body off the wet floor.I didn't know if I was still passed out or it was night time because when I looked around, it was completely dark. No form of light was inside where I was.Where had they taken me?My body crawled up like a hundred ants were walking on my body.Soren. My mate. Where was he?He had been my mate all this time and I didn't know? Why couldn't I feel it?Did he know and was hiding it from me?I ran a hand down my hair trying to make sense of the entire thing, but nothing was adding up.I leaned back, my back pressed ag

AstridMy hands and feet hurt, but I knew that I had to leave this place, no matter how bad they hurt. I couldn't let them hold me here. I needed to find Soren.He needed to be okay.Did he know who was behind the attack?"Are you trying to run away from us huh?"I felt a hard tuck on my hair. My scalp burned like my hair was being pulled off its roots."Do you know what we went through just to get you here? We should have taken just you. But we had no other choice other than to attack."I was being dragged on the grass by my hair. It was a female voice, a voice that sounded somehow familiar, but I needed to see who it was and asked them why they had to bring me here.What did they want from me? Even if I owed them, they should have come just for me rather involving everyone into this kind of fuck up thing.Did they know how many people they have killed and wounded just because of this?But of course, people like this didn't mind getting rid of an entire tribe just to get what they

Soren.Nearly half of the pack was in shambles. It was been three days and we still had so much to put in place. However, I had put it on hold today because of what would be happening later; putting my mother to rest. She was in the hospital morgue the moment I returned. My father had been on the hospital bed and wasn't able to walk properly. We were about to lay his wife to rest and he insisted on coming along even though I told him he couldn’t, given his condition. Presently he was in his wheelchair in line behind me as we waited for the hospital to bring my mother out for use to take her to the cemetery.Most of the time, the hospital was the one to burn the corpse and give you the ashes, but this was my mother. I couldn't let any other person do that. My father didn't agree with that either.We had to do just like we did my brother. My heart became heavy in my chest the moment I thought about my brother. He did nothing wrong and was taken from us. Mother did nothing wrong an