Semua Bab Forsaken Luna's Revenge : Bab 61 - Bab 70

I sank to my knees, my hands clutching my chest as the mate bond burned like a fire that wouldn’t stop. Ronan’s words echoed in my head, sharp and cruel: “I regret the day I found out you were that girl… I reject you as my mate.” The pain was worse than anything I’d ever felt, like my heart was being ripped apart. The temple’s cold stone floor pressed against my legs, and the silence after Ronan stormed out was so heavy it felt like it was crushing me. He was gone. My mate—my destiny—was gone.Lyria stood a few steps away. Her eyes were hard, and a mocking smile curled her lips. “Well, Selene,” she said, her voice dripping with scorn, “you’ve really done it now. You chased him away. Your mate. Your helper. The one person you could always turn to. Gone, because of your own stubbornness.”Her words hit like a slap, and anger flared in my chest, hot and fierce. I stood, glaring at her. “Don’t you dare talk to me like that,” I snapped, my voice trembling but strong. My power sparked at m

(Ronan's POV)I was getting close to Blackwood Pack.I didn’t plan on coming to Blackwood right after leaving the Moon Temple.My head was still heavy with everything that happened there. I wanted to take a moment to clear my thoughts. Maybe even find something to vent my anger on.I kept hoping that if I gave myself enough time, I’d finally understand Selene. Understand what she was thinking. What was going on in her mind?Because nothing she’s doing feels like her.None of it makes sense.But Adrian mind-linked me.He said there was something I needed to know—something important. His tone alone was enough. I didn’t ask questions. I left the Moon Temple immediately and started making my way here.I was restless to get there, anxious to learn what was so urgent. Still, a part of me couldn’t shake the worry—what if the pack was in danger? What if something had already happened? … I wasn’t sure I’d be able to forgive myself for leaving the pack just for Selene, since she needed me the m

The laughter between us faded slowly, the last of it still lingering in the air like the faintest echo. The forest around us was no longer dark—the sun had risen just enough to cast a dull, eerie glow over everything, painting the trees in shades of gray and muted gold. But as we stepped closer to the Crimson Howl pack’s border, something shifted. The air changed. It wasn’t just the cool morning breeze anymore. It wasn’t the familiar scent of pine and earth that usually surrounded the pack lands. No, this was different. This was wrong. The moment my foot crossed the invisible line that marked the beginning of Crimson Howl territory, the air turned thick. Heavy. Hot. It pressed against my skin like a suffocating blanket, like the very atmosphere itself was choking me. My breath hitched, and my steps faltered. Faye’s voice, which had been teasing and light just moments ago, sharpened instantly. "Selene." I didn’t need her to say anything else. I felt it too. Something was ha

The strange smile that flickered across Owen's bloodstained face vanished as quickly as it had appeared. I stared at him, my hands still gripping his shoulders to keep him steady. Something twisted in my gut—a warning, perhaps, or just the natural reaction to seeing someone I cared about covered in blood."Owen," I asked, my voice carrying both concern and suspicion, "what happened? Why were you smiling like that just now?"Owen's expression immediately shifted. The strange smile was gone, replaced by a look of pure terror. His eyes, which for a moment had seemed to hold something foreign, something that didn't belong, now widened with apparent fear. His body trembled under my grip, and when he finally spoke, his voice came out broken and hoarse."Elias," he choked out, his fingers digging into my arms with desperate strength. "Elias has come to the pack. He—he killed them all, Selene. Every single member of the Crimson Howl Pack. Everyone is dead."His words hit me like physical blow

My rage burned like fire in my chest. The sight of Owen—who I believe was Elias—standing there with blood dripping from his hands and pack members dead around him, was too much. I could barely think straight."You monster!" I said furiously. "You killed them all!" Then, with a cruel scoff, I added, "But you’ll die today too, Elias. This is your day. You’ve been running from death—but not anymore."Owen looked at me with desperate eyes. His mouth moved, but no sound came out. He reached toward me, his face full of pain and confusion. But I didn't see any of that. All I saw was the man who had already destroyed everything—and still wanted to destroy more."Selene," Elias said from behind me, his voice shaking, even though it was all fake. "He's dangerous. You need to be careful."I turned to look at Elias. Blood still covered his clothes, and his face was pale. But there was something in his eyes—something that should have made me stop and think. Something that didn't belong."I'm not a