All Chapters of The Luna's Last Stand: Betrayed and Rejected: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Author’s POVThe morning light slipped softly through the trees, turning the forest golden. Dew still clung to the grass, sparkling like small diamonds. Birds sang above, and the cool air smelled of earth and pine.In the heart of the forest, laughter echoed. Dozens of children ran between the trees, their small feet brushing through the wet leaves. Their giggles mixed with the sound of rustling branches and chirping birds.It was rare to see such joy in the pack lands—especially after so many dark nights filled with danger. But today felt different. Today was peaceful.The children were all from the pack, the young ones still learning to control their shifts. Some were fast, others clumsy, but all were excited.“Come on! Let’s race to the river!” one of them shouted.Before the others could answer, he leaped forward, his body glowing faintly as fur began to spread across his skin. In a flash of light, the boy was gone—replaced by a small brown wolf.The others cheered and followed, sh

Author’s POVThe sky had already begun to darken when Evelyn reached the pack house. The scent of herbs still lingered in the air from the healing room. She walked quickly through the hallway, her boots echoing softly against the wooden floor. Her heart was still racing.Something about that black wolf had unsettled her. The way it had appeared and disappeared like smoke—it wasn’t normal. It felt old, cursed, and full of darkness.When she reached the healing room, she pushed the door open quietly.Inside, Nightshade was sitting by Akela’s bedside. He looked tired, his eyes shadowed by worry and lack of sleep. Akela was still unconscious, her breathing soft and steady. A faint glow from the candles made her face look peaceful, almost angelic.Nightshade looked up when he sensed Evelyn’s presence. “You’re back,” he said quietly. “Is something wrong?”Evelyn closed the door behind her and nodded. “Yes,” she said, her voice firm. “Something’s very wrong.”He stood immediately. “What happ

Author’s POVVivian sat alone at the long table, staring at the empty seat across from her. Luca’s chair. He had left so quickly that it almost felt like a dream. She could still hear his voice in her head — calm, controlled, distant.“It’s just a business call.”She had smiled at him then, but now that smile was gone. Her eyes grew cold as she looked at the untouched food in front of her.He lied again. She knew it.Vivian slowly rose from her seat. The room felt too big, too silent. Her heels clicked softly on the marble floor as she walked toward the open balcony. The night breeze brushed against her face, carrying the faint scent of pine and earth from the forest beyond the palace walls.She gripped the railing and looked out into the darkness. The moonlight made the world outside look calm, but she knew better. Something was wrong. Luca’s sudden leave, the tension in his voice, the way he didn’t meet her eyes—it all told her there was something he was hiding.She had been Luna lo

Luca’s POVThe forest was quiet. Too quiet.I stood at the border, my breath fogging in the cold air, the faint scent of blood still lingering. some of the warrior had already started burning the ground where we found the strange markings. The flames crackled softly, lighting up their faces.Kade stood beside me, his expression uneasy.“Alpha,” he said, “should we alert the others?”I shook my head slowly. “No. Not yet. The pack doesn’t need to panic until we know what we’re dealing with.”Kade nodded but didn’t look convinced. I could tell he was holding something back. His hands fidgeted slightly, his eyes shifting toward the trees.“What else?” I asked.He hesitated. “We found footprints… several of them. They stop a few feet from the marking, then disappear.”“Disappear?” I frowned.“Yes. Like whoever was here vanished into thin air.”I clenched my jaw. Rogues were one thing—but enemies who could hide their trail completely? That was another problem.“Show me,” I said.Kade led m

Sofia’s POVRose’s diary again. Its pages were worn and fragile, the ink faded in some places. I ran my fingers gently over her handwriting, wishing I could hear her voice one more time.Faith stood beside me, her arms crossed, looking over my shoulder. She wasn’t really here , not in the way others were. Her body shimmered faintly, like a reflection in water. She was more spirit than wolf now, but to me, she was still the same Faith I had always known.“What do you see in the palace?” I asked without looking up. My voice came out quiet, almost a whisper. I didn’t want to break the stillness around us.Faith sighed softly. “I only saw you and Luna,” she said. “It hurts that I can’t fight for you. Even if I wanted to, you’re the only one who can see me.”Her words made me stop for a moment. There was a sadness in her tone, a loneliness I could feel deep in my chest. I turned a page of the diary and tried to smile.“I wasn’t expecting that from you,” I said, glancing at her. “But thank