All Chapters of His Luna His Queen : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

IVY I could never have expected that dare. Me? Kiss someone. Oh no, this had gone overboard."You're wasting time Ivy." Lalisa sang in my ears. I could see the flirty mischief in her eyes and I was nearly tempted to laugh at it. She had done that on purpose, a fast joke on me, and I smiled. "I don't think Ivy is interested in things like that." Cassian hurriedly said. "She just came here to have fun, or don't you think...""Yes, Lucian agreed," nodding his head. "She hadn't even been in the school for a year, how can she already love someone?" "Of course," Ezra and Ronan said in unison. "That's impossible." "But I do," I butted in, rising to my feet. "I do have." Without further thought, I stepped out of the circle and headed towards the group of spectators at the other side of the swimming pool. The cocaine was pulsating in my veins coupled with the effect of the alcohol. My head was swimming, my heart was thumping wildly within my chest. I could feel my entire being kicking in

Lorenzo’s POVThe morning sun did nothing to warm me. It only sharpened the ache I carried from the night before. My throat still felt raw from the words I had hurled at Hayley, words I wished I could take back.I sat on the edge of the bed, staring at the empty side where she should have been. No imprint on the sheets, no warmth. She hadn’t returned after leaving in the middle of the night, or perhaps she had returned briefly, then risen before dawn just to avoid me.Either way, she wasn't beside me.I dragged a hand over my face, heavy with guilt.What had I done?It felt as if, after years of cold distance, she and I had just begun to find each other again. The bond we had ignored for so long had started to grow quietly between us. But I had shattered it last night in my temper, in my suspicion.I should have spoken gently. I should have asked instead of accused.But patience had never been my virtue, a

Hayley's POV “Stella! Have you lost your mind? You can't address me in that manner.” Are those words, A mischievous glint crossed her face, then a small smile at the corners of her lips. “Very well then. I don't have the Luna's Crest. I think you should return to your suite, for the sake of your baby's health.”“The Crest has something to do with my baby!” I couldn't help the quiver in my lips or the crack in my voice. “There is something terrible happening. I need to have the crest!”“And I already answered. I don't know where it is. I must've said something about a gift, but it isn't that old item. You can go to the moon temple and speak with the nuns, they know more about the edifice than anyone alive.” “But why have you suddenly changed again Stella?” I moved away from the door, but I didn't forget to leave it slightly open. The aura around Stella was once again unfriendly, but I wasn't ready to be deterred

Lorenzo's POVI was close to shifting. I could feel the rage in my wolf and the sudden energy radiating through my veins. I didn't need to look around. Golf Palace was already empty. No one would dare to witness a fight between two giant Alpha Wolves. Not even Damon, who stood at the entrance of the club, fidgety, waiting for the right time to escape. But I didn't let that happen. I couldn't. Not when I'd actually started the fight. Or when Lucian was looking to make a fool of me. The little ruby wasn't worth an iota of my attention, much less my wrath.“Let's get out of here Damon,” I finally said, letting out a long stream of breath to release my anger. “I shouldn't wreck a million-dollar investment because of a loser.”“Is that true Enzo?” Lucian scoffed, “Because from the looks of things, you're the scared one. In fact, your life is centred around fear. You're afraid to lose your kingdom, your wife, your business and then your stupid and weak wolf. I'm no match for you, Enzo, and

Hayley's POV I didn't remember booking an appointment with the Doctor, but I left the servant's quarters and headed to the hallway. My last conversation with the doctor had not panned out well. I meant, I was yet to find remedies to my problems and heaven knows what more problems he would discover today. "Lunar Hayley,” the doctor rose to his feet the instant he saw me. "It is a pleasure to have you.” "Of course," I waved my hand dismissively and took a seat across the room, facing him directly. I don't know what I was just feeling nervous, but Dr Malcolm seemed to have aged more within the 48 hours we met. He was thinner, his brown suit barely able to hang onto his scrawny shoulders. His hair was ruffled, tangled, and unkempt. His grey beard was unshaven, and his eyes were dark around the corners. I leaned into the chair and took a closer look at the infamous doctor.All didn't seem well with him. I could tell from the way his breath came out in short, forcful rasps. With his eye