Semua Bab The Rose Luna: Bab 91 - Bab 100

RosemaryWhen I opened my eyes, I wasn’t in the cottage anymore.The world around me was shrouded in shadows, the air cold and heavy. I stood in a vast, barren landscape, the ground beneath me cracked and blackened as if scorched by fire. A pale, silvery mist clung to the air, swirling around my feet like living tendrils. The sky was a churning mass of dark clouds, shot through with streaks of violet lightning that illuminated the desolation in brief, eerie flashes.“Where am I?” I whispered, my voice trembling as it echoed into the emptiness.You already know, a voice answered. It was my voice - but darker, colder, laced with a venomous edge that sent shivers racing down my spine.I spun around, my breath catching as I came face-to-face with… myself. Or, rather, a twisted version of me. Her hair was wild, her eyes glowing a piercing lilac that burned with raw magic. Her skin was pale, almost luminous, and her lips curved into a smirk that held no warmth.“You…” I said, my voice barel

RosemaryThe shimmering waters and the vast expanse of the first trial dissolved like smoke, fading into nothingness. I stood alone in the dark, the air around me heavy with an eerie stillness. For a moment, there was nothing - no sound, no light, no feeling except the pounding of my heart. And then, like a heartbeat, the ground beneath me pulsed, and the void around me began to transform.When the darkness receded, I found myself in a forest. Not the lush, vibrant woods of the pack’s territory, but a place twisted and unfamiliar. The trees were gnarled and blackened, their branches stretching out like skeletal hands against a crimson sky. The air smelled of ash and decay, and the ground beneath my feet was soft, almost spongy, as if it were alive.My darker self appeared again, her figure emerging from the shadows like a phantom. She looked at me with the same knowing smirk, her glowing eyes piercing through the oppressive atmosphere. “This is the second trial,” she said, her voice c

EthanThe stack of paperwork on my desk seemed to grow taller with each passing minute. Despite the late hour, the pack’s business didn’t stop, and neither did my responsibilities. The sound of the door creaking open pulled me from the report I was reviewing. I looked up to see Grace waddling into the room, her hand resting protectively over her very pregnant belly. Her expression was a mix of frustration and concern.“Ethan,” she said, her voice laced with worry, “I can’t find Mer.”I immediately set the report aside, standing from my chair. “What do you mean, you can’t find her?”“We had plans today,” she said, her tone sharpening with a hint of irritation. “We were supposed to go shopping for baby stuff. She promised she’d come with me, and now she’s not answering my calls or messages. I tried to link her as well, but it didn’t work.”My brow furrowed. Rose wasn’t one to ignore commitments. I reached out through the mate bond, searching for the familiar warmth of her presence. But

RosemaryThe moonlight illuminated the forest as we stood within it. My legs were still unsteady, but as I recalled the trials I endured, I had to see Aurora.Ethan hovered at my side, his hands outstretched as though ready to catch me if I faltered. “Are you sure you’re ready?” he asked, his concern etched into every line of his face.“I’m fine,” I said softly, offering him a small smile. “I just need to see her.”He nodded but didn’t move far, his protective instincts keeping him close as we moved through the woods. The cool evening air brushed against my skin, and I drew in a deep breath, the scents of pine and damp earth grounding me.As we made our way toward the pack house, the sound of familiar voices reached me. A moment later, Grace, Nathaniel, and Liam appeared around a bend in the path, their expressions a mix of relief and worry when they saw me.“Mer!” Grace called, her voice thick with emotion. She hurried forward, her pregnant belly leading the way, and I barely had tim

NathanielWhen we reached our room, Liam flopped onto the bed with a dramatic sigh, his energy shifting back to his usual playful self. I leaned against the doorframe, watching him with a fond smile.“You know,” he said, propping himself up on his elbows, “I’ve already started thinking of baby names.”“Oh, have you?” I asked, arching an eyebrow as I crossed the room to join him.“Absolutely,” he said, grinning. “But don’t worry, I’ll let you veto the ridiculous ones.”I laughed, settling beside him and leaning into his warmth. “You’re unbelievable.”“Unbelievably in love with you,” he countered, wrapping an arm around my shoulders.I rolled my eyes but couldn’t stop the smile that spread across my face. Whatever the future held, I knew we would face it together. Liam had a way of making even the most daunting ideas feel light, achievable, and filled with possibility. And right now, with his playful grin and dark eyes sparkling with mischief, I couldn’t imagine my life without him.“Yo