All Chapters of The Rejected Luna，The Hidden Heiress: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Selene's POVTwo days passed, and every single morning I found fresh flowers at my door. Roses, lilies, tulips wrapped in velvet ribbon. Victor never stopped trying, as if gifts could change anything. He wanted me close again, but I saw the truth in his eyes. He wanted my body, not my trust. I turned him away each time and buried myself in work, refusing to let his persistence sway me.I spent the long hours bent over maps and old documents, tracing lines of the coastal waters that touched Moonrealm’s borders. The rogue problem grew worse by the week, and my warriors were exhausted. It was no longer enough to fight them on land. I needed to understand the seas that framed our territory, because the answer might lie there.From the reports sent by my head of security, I uncovered something I didn't expect. The rogue king had once been a simple porter at the beach. He carried heavy goods for traders, lived with honour, and earned the trust of many. But his life took a dark turn two year

Selene's POV “Caz, I…” Elara's voice broke. Like the words suddenly got stuck in her throat.Dimitri started struggling against my grip, his body tense with anger. His fist drew back, and for a moment I thought he would hit Caz again. But to my surprise, Elara rushed forward, her hands flying out. “No!” she cried, stepping in front of Caz.“What?” I slowly loosened my grip on Dimitri's wrist as my mind stumbled over what I was seeing. Elara was actually standing in front of an omega, protecting him like her own life depended on it. Was I dreaming, or were the rumours… true?If she truly loved Caz, then why had she been trying to seduce Victor with her false smiles and lies?Dimitri’s face twisted, his voice exploding like thunder. “You are disgracing yourself, girl! You are the heir of Nightbreeze, and you dare throw yourself in front of an omega? Have you lost your damn mind?”Elara’s jaw tightened, her eyes red. For once, she didn't back down. “Don’t speak of him like that. Caz i

Victor's POV My gaze swept over the chaos, but they kept coming back to Selene. Her back was straight, her arms crossed, her chin held high like royalty. And yet… she was still just an omega.Or at least, that was what I had been told.But as I looked at her, really looked at her, I saw nothing weak. There was no fear in her face. She was standing taller than any Alpha I had ever met. Like she owned the room.Why on earth would my father, an Alpha, listen to her? Why would he even pause?Dimitri had never obeyed anyone in his life. Except maybe her. And the more I stared at her, the more I felt it too. That power and… intensity. I didn’t know if it made me want to fall to my knees… or take her against the nearest wall.Her eyes met mine, and in that small second, her breath left her lips like a silent prayer.“Victor,” she said, her voice tight. “Put an end to this. Please.”I nodded once. No need for words. Just action.I walked to her slowly, letting my steps echo across the broken

Selene's POV Just then, my wolf stirred in the back of my mind. “Do not flinch, Selene,” she warned. “Hold your ground.”I clenched my fists at my sides and raised my chin, despite the oppressive weight of Victor's presence bearing down on me like a heavy storm cloud. I had faced Elders and even Dimitri before, but there was something different about this Victor. He wasn’t broken. He wasn’t hiding anymore.He was rising.I remembered a day from years ago, at the border, when some rogue had called him a puppet. Just a weak Alpha’s spoiled son. Victor hadn’t said a word. Instead, he had shifted on the spot and torn the rogue leader to pieces, blood and bones flying through the air like leaves. That same rage, that same darkness, was in his eyes now.He stopped just an inch away from me. His scent—woods, smoke, and something deeper—wrapped around me, pulling at things I wasn’t ready to feel again. Then slowly, he reached out, causing me to tense up.Instead of pain, I felt a comforting

Selene's POV “Don’t do it, Selene. Please,” my wolf suddenly warned. “He is already bleeding.”But I was tired of hiding. Tired of masking things to spare others when no one had spared me.Caz had always been kind and he had always treated me with respect. If anyone deserved honesty, it was him.Taking a deep breath, I decided to tell him the truth.“Yes, Caz,” I said quietly. “I let you see it.”His brows raised slightly, and he froze in place.“I wanted you to know,” I continued. “I wanted you to witness it firsthand, rather than hear about it from others. I thought… I thought it would be better for you to face reality instead of being protected by lies.”There was a tense silence at that moment. He didn’t say a word. Didn’t even blink.“I’m really really sorry, Caz. I know I hurt you, but that wasn’t my intention. I just felt that… you deserved to know.”My wolf paced restlessly inside me, her presence tense. “He is going to walk out. You should have just lied.”But I couldn’t. No