Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Luna's Last Stand: Betrayed and Rejected: Kabanata 151 - Kabanata 160

Sofia’s POVI didn’t know where I was going, but I knew I needed to move. Staying in one place made me restless. The palace was too quiet, the silence too thick have been expecting Faith to show up since I don't smell her shadow.As soon as I stepped outside my room, a maid appeared. She looked nervous, holding her hands together tightly.“Good day, Lady Sofia,” she greeted softly.“Good day,” I replied, giving her a small smile, though my heart was uneasy.She hesitated for a second before speaking again. “Alpha wants to see you,” she said, her voice trembling slightly.I froze for a moment. I didn’t ask her why. I didn’t need to. My heart already knew.“Thank you,” I said simply, and followed her without another word.The walk to the Alpha’s place felt longer than usual. My footsteps echoed faintly on the marble floor. I could feel the eyes of other maids watching me as I passed. Some looked worried, others curious. They must have heard the rumors already.By the time we reached the

Luca’s POVI could feel the anger burning inside me. I had watched the warrior train for days, and all I saw was weakness. These were supposed to be my men — warriors of my pack, defenders but they moved like cubs who had never fought before."I don’t understand what you warriors are doing!" I shouted, my voice echoing through the field. The sound carried across the open ground, making even the birds fly away from the nearby trees. My chest rose and fell fast as I stared at them one by one. No one dared to look at me. Their eyes stayed fixed on the dirt, afraid of what I might say next.I took a few steps forward, my boots crunching against the dry soil. “If you can’t fight the pack that keeps attacking us, then why are you even warriors?” I growled. “Tell me, what use are you if you can’t protect your people, your families, your Alpha?”Still, no one spoke. I could feel my wolf, Rhen, pushing inside me, angry and restless. He wanted to show them what real strength looked like. But I

Sofia’s POVFaith touched me, and I looked back immediately.“Oh, it was you! Where have you been?” I asked, my hand still over my chest.“Nothing much,” she said with a small smile. “I’ve been busy, my Luna. Did you hear? Luna has been put to bed.”“Wow, that’s so fast,” I said, turning to face her fully. “I didn’t think it would happen so soon.”Faith nodded quickly. “Yes, it happened just a few hours ago. Everyone’s talking about it. The healer said she gave birth safely, and both she and the baby are doing fine.”I stared at her for a second, trying to take it all in. “That’s… that’s really good news,” I said finally. “I’m glad she’s fine.”Faith smiled wider, her eyes sparkling. “It’s a boy, you know. They say he looks just like the Alpha.”I let out a small laugh. “Really? Then I’m sure he’ll grow up to be strong and stubborn.”Faith chuckled. “Just like his father,” she added.We both laughed quietly, but even as I smiled, a strange feeling rested in my chest. It wasn’t sadness

Sofia’s POVThe palace looked brighter than ever. Music floated through the air, laughter echoed down the halls, and the scent of fresh roses filled every corner. The whole place felt alive.But while everyone celebrated, I wasn’t in the mood to smile. My thoughts were elsewhere.I walked quietly down the long hallway toward Vivian’s room. I hadn’t seen her since she gave birth, and even though we didn’t get along, something inside me wanted to look at the baby—just once. Maybe curiosity, maybe jealousy. I wasn’t sure.As I walked past the stairway, a sharp voice made me stop.“Why did you allow her to give birth?”I froze immediately. The voice sounded familiar. Slowly, I turned and followed the sound. It was coming from the kitchen area.My heart began to race when I realized who it was—Grandma.I tiptoed closer, careful not to make any sound. I peeked through the doorway, and there she was, standing near the counter with her phone pressed to her ear. Her face looked tense, her voic

Sofia’s POVI heard a knock on my door late that night. At first, I thought it was one of the maids coming to bring me a message from Adam because I just left him there. I sighed, too tired to deal with anyone. “I’m coming,” I called, pulling my robe tighter around me as I walked toward the door.When I opened it, I froze.Luca stood there.His eyes were half-open, his shirt half-buttoned, and he reeked of alcohol. “I’m so tired,” he mumbled, leaning heavily against the doorframe before stepping closer and resting his hand on my shoulder.I quickly pushed him away. “Luca! What are you doing here?”He stumbled backward and fell to the ground, letting out a soft groan. “Don’t push me away, Sofia,” he said in a slurred voice, looking up at me with those same brown eyes I once couldn’t look away from.I rolled my eyes and crossed my arms. “You’re drunk.”He tried to get up, failed, then laughed softly like it was all a joke.Sighing, I reached down and grabbed his arm. “Get up, Luca. You