บททั้งหมดของ The Rejected Luna Strikes Back! : บทที่ 11 - บทที่ 20

~Sai It’s already been three days since Celine displayed her madness. Honestly, I don’t have time to start making enemies with someone like her. Just like I told her, I have more important things to do than pick a fight with someone that petty. As I sat in my room, that night replayed in my mind. The night I caught my sister cheating with my boyfriend. The same night Theodore told me to terminate his own child… my child. And worse of all, the night I lost my father. Tears spilled down my cheeks as the image of Theodore stabbing Dad flashed through my mind. Dad had trusted him. He gave him the wolf tooth. He loved him like a son… and that’s how he repaid him? As I carefully thought this to myself, I felt a tap on my back. Quickly, I wiped my tears and forced a smile as I turned. To my surprise, It was Caspian. “Oh, Caspian. You’re back already? I thought you went hunting. You said you'd be gone for two days. How come you…” Before I could finish, he pressed his lips again

The moment I saw Theodore, the image of him stabbing Father slammed into my mind like a punch. My hands clenched into fists, nails digging into my palms, and I bit the inside of my cheek so hard it felt like I was tearing through flesh. Caspian placed a hand on my back, trying to soothe me. It only made things worse. I stood frozen, my eyes locked with Theodore’s. My entire body trembled with rage. Then Lola’s eyes caught mine. She froze. Her grip loosened on the bag she held, and it fell with a soft thud. She shook her head in disbelief. “Sai…!” Her voice rang louder than Theodore’s. Beatrice appeared behind her, drawn by the noise. Her expression changed the instant she saw me. Shock widened her eyes. “What is Sai doing here?” she hissed. “I thought she was bought as a slave! Why on earth is she dressed like the President’s wife?” I caught Lola's lips moving furiously as she whispered something to Theodore. But he didn’t care. His gaze stayed glued to me, unreadable. Di

~Sai I sprang off Theodore’s body like lightning, breath shallow, my pulse thundering in my ears. My mind spun in a thousand directions. I didn’t care what was going through Caspian’s mind—I ran straight to him, grabbing his hand, my voice trembling. “Please, Caspian! It’s not what you’re thinking!” He didn’t say a word. His eyes… they were locked on Theodore—burning, boiling with fury. I could feel the heat radiating off him. “You have to believe me, Caspian! Nothing was going on. I only tripped and—” I didn’t get to finish. Caspian removed his hand from mine and walked past me. Before I could react, he slammed his fist into Theodore’s chest, sending him staggering backward. Then his hand clutched Theodore’s collar tight, lifting him halfway off the ground. “How dare you even think of taking advantage of Sai?!” Caspian roared, the sound echoing like thunder. “How dare you trespass your boundaries!” With a guttural growl, he hurled Theodore across the room like he w

~Sai Shame rushed through my entire body like a wave. Everyone stood still, their eyes glued to me. Their mouths dropped open, stunned. Before I could move or think, cameras began flashing. They were already taking pictures of me. Some of them covered their mouths, others widened their eyes, completely shocked by what they saw. I stood frozen, filled with shame and guilt. I didn’t know what to do. The world around me stopped as tears slid down my face. Slowly, I raised my arms and crossed them over my chest to hide what I could, crying silently in my humiliation.. “She looks so good for tasting,” one man muttered behind a smile. “Wow... such a nice ass,” another added without shame. The women weren't any better. They giggled and whispered cruel things. “Look at her. She’s nothing but a slave who tore her clothes just to get attention. Well, she has it now,” one woman said with a mocking laugh. Another one joined in. “What a disgrace to our gender.” Then I heard Lola's voice. I

Theodore's POV The moment I stepped outside, I didn’t waste a second. I got into the car without waiting for Beatrice or Lola. I didn’t have the patience for that—not tonight. I was angry. Furious. So, I started the engine and drove off. I didn’t care that they were calling out to me. “Theodore! Hold on, Theodore!” I refused to listen. My anger was burning too deep. I didn’t care about traffic lights or rules. I just stepped on the pedal and shot forward, ignoring the calm warning from Zayden, my wolf. He spoke from within, his tone cautious and steady. “What are you doing, man? Why are you so angry?” I ignored him too. Sure, I had already apologized for making him fight Caspian earlier without warning, but that didn’t mean I wanted to talk. Not to Lola. Not to Beatrice. Not even to Zayden. I drove fast. Too fast. I didn’t even see the girl in front of me until the last second. If I hadn’t hit the horn, I would’ve crashed into her. She barely jumped aside in time. Z