The Heart of the Queen: Legacy of The Moonborn의 모든 챕터: 챕터 151 - 챕터 160

When I opened my eyes, the first thing I felt was emptiness. A hollow ache where warmth should have been. Aria was still there, but not really. Her body lay breathing, her chest rising and falling, but her soul… her soul was drifting somewhere I couldn’t follow without force easily. I sat up slowly, rubbing my face with both hands. I hated the way my heart clenched when I thought of her trapped alone in that black void. I had expected to find her weak, yes, but not like this. She was fading away. Losing herself. Her memories. Piece by piece. She didn’t even remember me fully to begin with. Not our lives. Not the bond we had spent centuries carrying. It was cruel enough that she hadn’t recalled any of that before being dragged into the void, but now—now it threatened to erase even the fragments of me which she had learnt in the few months since my return. I wasn't sure I could handle being a total stranger to her again. I pressed my hand over my chest, trying to steady the une

emptiness. A hollow ache where warmth should have been. Aria was still there, but not really. Her body lay breathing, her chest rising and falling, but her soul… her soul was drifting somewhere I couldn’t follow without force easily. I sat up slowly, rubbing my face with both hands. I hated the way my heart clenched when I thought of her trapped alone in that black void. I had expected to find her weak, yes, but not like this. She was fading away. Losing herself. Her memories. Piece by piece. She didn’t even remember me fully to begin with. Not our lives. Not the bond we had spent centuries carrying. It was cruel enough that she hadn’t recalled any of that before being dragged into the void, but now—now it threatened to erase even the fragments of me which she had learnt in the few months since my return. I wasn't sure I could handle being a total stranger to her again. I pressed my hand over my chest, trying to steady the unease rising there. If I had to keep going

emptiness. A hollow ache where warmth should have been. Aria was still there, but not really. Her body lay breathing, her chest rising and falling, but her soul… her soul was drifting somewhere I couldn’t follow without force easily. I sat up slowly, rubbing my face with both hands. I hated the way my heart clenched when I thought of her trapped alone in that black void. I had expected to find her weak, yes, but not like this. She was fading away. Losing herself. Her memories. Piece by piece. She didn’t even remember me fully to begin with. Not our lives. Not the bond we had spent centuries carrying. It was cruel enough that she hadn’t recalled any of that before being dragged into the void, but now—now it threatened to erase even the fragments of me which she had learnt in the few months since my return. I wasn't sure I could handle being a total stranger to her again. I pressed my hand over my chest, trying to steady the unease rising there. If I had to keep going

Jane had experienced that firsthand. The sun shone bright and hot casting a golden yellow over her skin as she strolled out of the hospital with a bright smile spreading across her lips. The brown envelope in her hand wavered with each step she took. Her shoes clicked heavily against the tiles as she proceeded through the main door of the hospital heading towards her car. Jason had always wanted to be a father and maybe this child would make him love her again. She hurried into her car, cracking her fingers as she held the steering tight ready to start the car. The car engine hummed as she zoomed off heading home to share the good news. As she climbed through the front porch of our magnificent mansion, the doctor's words flooded her mind. “Jane, you are having a baby” her heart suddenly began to pound in joy and anticipation. Louis was going to love this, she thought. “Jason!” She called out as she pushed the front door open. Hurrying through the lobby and up the stairs, she co

Jane had experienced that firsthand. The sun shone bright and hot casting a golden yellow over her skin as she strolled out of the hospital with a bright smile spreading across her lips. The brown envelope in her hand wavered with each step she took. Her shoes clicked heavily against the tiles as she proceeded through the main door of the hospital heading towards her car. Jason had always wanted to be a father and maybe this child would make him love her again. She hurried into her car, cracking her fingers as she held the steering tight ready to start the car. The car engine hummed as she zoomed off heading home to share the good news. As she climbed through the front porch of our magnificent mansion, the doctor's words flooded her mind. “Jane, you are having a baby” her heart suddenly began to pound in joy and anticipation. Louis was going to love this, she thought. “Jason!” She called out as she pushed the front door open. Hurrying through the lobby and up the stairs, she co