Semua Bab The Luna's Last Stand: Betrayed and Rejected: Bab 111 - Bab 120

Author’s POVVivian pushed open the heavy door to Grandma’s chamber without knocking. The sound echoed through the quiet room. Her face was cold, her eyes sharp with anger. She crossed her arms and stood near the window where Grandma was sitting, knitting a shawl with slow, steady hands.“What should I even say, Grandma?” Vivian’s voice trembled with emotion. “Whose side are you really on in this palace? Ever since Sofia came here, everything I say means nothing to you.”Grandma looked up slowly. Her hands paused mid-air. She studied Vivian’s face—the anger, the jealousy, and the pain hidden behind her proud expression. For a moment, Grandma said nothing. The silence between them grew heavy.Finally, Grandma spoke in her usual calm tone. “Vivian, you don’t have to worry. Sofia is nobody here. I was only playing the role of a grandmother to her, nothing more. No one will ever take your place in my heart.”Vivian laughed, but the sound came out bitter. “I never believed that, Grandma.

Luca’s POV“ I don’t want to hear anything from you!” Vivian shouted the moment we entered our chamber.Her voice echoed off the marble walls, sharp and angry. I shut the door quietly behind us, hoping no one outside would hear. The last thing I needed was more gossip spreading through the palace.Vivian turned to face me, her face flushed with fury, her eyes burning with jealousy. “You told me you were going to send her out of this palace!” she snapped. “Then why did you make her feel at home? Why did you stand there acting like nothing happened?”I took a slow breath and tried to calm her down, but it was like talking to a storm. “Vivian, it’s not what you think,” I said softly. “Sofia is just a business partner. You know that. She’s now Luna of another pack. There’s nothing between us anymore.”Vivian scoffed, pacing back and forth like a caged wolf. “I don’t care what she is! Did you see the way she looked at you? Like she owns this place! Like she belongs here more than I do! I w

Author’s POVThe moonlight crept through the curtains, throwing pale shadows across Grandma’s room. She sat on the edge of her bed, holding her old phone tightly in her wrinkled hand. Her fingers trembled slightly as she waited for the call to connect.Finally, the line clicked, and a cold voice came through.“Why is it taking you forever to bring the thing again?” the unknown voice snapped.Grandma closed her eyes, trying to calm her breathing. She had been expecting this call, but still, the voice sent chills down her spine. It wasn’t a voice she wanted to hear often — calm one moment, dangerous the next.“I’ve been trying,” Grandma said quietly, her voice shaking a little. “But the thing is—”“Don’t but me,” the voice interrupted sharply. “You know how important this is to me. You promised to deliver it weeks ago.”Grandma swallowed hard. She looked around the room nervously, making sure the door was locked and the curtains fully closed. “Yes, I understand,” she said quickly. “But

Author POV“Nightshade! Nightshade!” Evelyn shouted as she ran into the wooden house, her voice echoing through the halls. Her breathing was fast, and her clothes were covered in dust from running.She looked around quickly, but the house was empty. “Nightshade, where are you?” she called again, worry clear in her tone.No answer.She turned and ran back outside, scanning the dark corners of the yard. Just as she was about to shout again, a deep voice came from behind her.“What happened?”Evelyn spun around to see Nightshade stepping out from the shadow of the house. His dark hair was messy, and his golden eyes glowed faintly in the moonlight. He had that calm, dangerous look that made everyone around him listen.“Where have you been?” she asked quickly, grabbing his arm. “You need to gather your group of warriors right now. Akela sent a message — he’s under attack!”Nightshade’s eyes narrowed. “Under attack? By who?”“I don’t know the full story yet,” Evelyn said, still trying to ca

Luca’s POVThe cold night air carried a heavy tension as I stepped outside. The moment the palace doors opened, my eyes widened.At least twenty warriors were standing in front of my palace. Their faces were hard and unreadable. They looked like they had just come from a battle. Their armor was stained with dirt and blood. The moonlight made their presence even more intimidating.For a moment, I didn’t say anything. I just stared at them, trying to understand what was going on. The warriors of other packs didn’t just walk into my palace without warning. Something big had happened.Finally, I cleared my throat. “What happened?” I asked firmly, my voice echoing through the courtyard. “How may I help you?”No one answered at first. They kept looking at me like they were waiting for me to say something more.Then, a man who looked like their leader stepped forward. with a serious expression that didn’t change even when the wind blew across his face.“We want to see Sofia,” he said in a de