All Chapters of The Rose Luna: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

EthanThe doors to the hospital room suddenly flew open with a loud bang, and a team of nurses and doctors rushed in. I barely had time to register what was happening before they started unhooking Rose from the machines and swiftly rolling her bed toward the hallway. Panic flooded my chest as I scrambled to follow them, my heart pounding so loudly that it drowned out the rush of footsteps and medical jargon swirling around us.“Can someone explain to me what the hell is going on?” I shouted, trying to keep up as they maneuvered her bed through the crowded corridor.No one answered. The staff remained focused on Rose, talking rapidly among themselves. Their urgency sent a jolt of fear straight through me, tightening around my heart like a vice. Just as I was about to push through the doors to follow them into the restricted area, a firm hand clamped down on my shoulder, stopping me in my tracks.“You can’t go in there,” came the steady voi

EthanI paced the sterile, too-bright halls of the hospital, the echo of my shoes on the polished floor the only sound in the eerie stillness. My mind was in turmoil, a storm of conflicting responsibilities, each pulling me in a different direction, and I was helpless to stop it. I ran a hand through my hair, frustration tightening every muscle in my body. I needed to act, needed to be everywhere at once, but I was only one man torn between the two things I cared about most in this world.My pack was out there fighting for their lives, facing Andromeda’s dark forces with a bravery that made me proud, but the gnawing weight of guilt pressed down on me like a lead blanket. I should be out there with them, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with them. My place was on the battlefield, leading the pack I had sworn to protect since I took over as Alpha. Every instinct in my wolf screamed to be out there, to fight, to protect, to lead. That was my duty. That was w

Amber“Dear sister!” Her voice cut through the night like a blade, sharp and laced with malice. I turned slowly, my heart sinking at the sound of it. It had been centuries, but her voice still had the power to stir fear deep within me.I didn’t want to face her, didn’t want to look into those cold, calculating eyes. But I had no choice. Taking a deep breath to steady myself, I forced my feet to move, turning to face the woman who had haunted my nightmares for longer than I cared to remember.“What do you want?” I bit out, my voice filled with a bitterness I couldn’t hide. It was always this way with her. The sharp edges of our relationship never dulled, no matter how much time had passed.She smiled, her lips curling into a wicked grin that made my skin crawl. “Don’t talk to me like that, Acantha. Or do you go by Amber now?” she mocked, her tone dripping with condescension. The w

DylanThe battlefield was a sea of chaos, shadows, blood, and snarling beasts clashing under a moon that seemed to watch impassively from above. Our pack fought fiercely, wolves locked in a desperate dance with Andromeda’s minions. Every wolf in our ranks, every loyal soul, held their ground with unwavering determination, each of us willing to risk everything to keep our home and loved ones safe.But there was a shadow that hung over this battle, a darkness that had yet to reveal itself fully. Andromeda hadn’t shown. Her absence was a dark, unspoken weight on our minds, each of us hyper-aware of her looming presence, waiting for the other shoe to drop. She was out there somewhere, lurking, and her silence gnawed at my insides like a slowly tightening noose.I darted through the chaos, my wolf form moving swiftly, dodging and attacking, claws ripping through rogue wolves who threw themselves at us with an unrelenting madness. My breat

EthanI barely registered the shift back to human as I burst through the hospital doors, racing down the sterile corridors with a single thought blazing in my mind.My voice boomed through the hallways, raw with panic. “Where is Rosemary?!”A nurse caught my eye, recognizing the urgency in my voice and my frantic expression. She stepped forward, her face calm but concerned. “Right this way, Alpha. She has come out of surgery, and it was successful.”Her words washed over me like distant waves, their meaning dulled by the fear pounding in my chest. Nothing would soothe me until I saw Rose with my own eyes, until I could touch her hand and know that she was still here, still breathing. The nurse led me down a hallway, moving fast.Finally, she gestured toward a door at the end of the hallway. I wasted no time, my hand gripping the cold handle as I pushed it open and stepped inside.And there she was.