All Chapters of The Luna's Last Stand: Betrayed and Rejected: Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

Author POV.“Everyone, listen up!” Adam’s voice boomed across the training ground, sharp and commanding. The warriors paused mid-step, turning to face him. His eyes glinted with determination as he gestured for silence. “Evelyn and I want to show you who really runs things here.”The crowd murmured, curiosity and excitement buzzing through the air. Some of the younger warriors whispered, exchanging nervous glances, while the older ones raised their eyebrows, intrigued but skeptical.Evelyn crossed her arms, her lips pressed into a thin line. “I’m not in for this,” she said, looking away, refusing to meet the eyes of the gathered warriors. Her tone was firm, but a tiny spark of interest betrayed her words.Adam grinned, clearly amused by her reaction. “Oh, look at who everyone depends on,” he teased, his tone light but daring. “You all act like you can’t handle a little show. Don’t worry, we’ll give you a lesson or two.”Evelyn rolled her eyes but finally sighed. “Okay… fine. I’m in,”

Luca’s POV My whole body felt weak, not just from the fall, but from the shame of being captured so easily. I kept replaying everything in my head. How did this happen? How did I, the Alpha of my pack get caught like a simple rogue? It bothered me more than the ropes around my wrists.I looked around the dark shelter they locked us in. The walls were made of thick wooden branches, tied together with vines. A single torch burned outside the cage, throwing shadows everywhere.“Sofia, we need to do something,” I whispered, leaning closer to her. “We need to get out of here before they decide to kill us.”But she didn’t say anything.“Sofia?” I called again, confused.I turned my head and saw her lying against the wall, her eyes closed, breathing softly. She was asleep. How could she sleep at a time like this? I didn’t understand, but at the same time… she looked peaceful, and that alone made something warm grow inside my chest.A lock of hair had fallen over her face. I reached out, slo

Luca’s POV We moved fast, faster than the wind Faith guided for us. The moment we reached the back of the camp, the battle began. There was no talking, no warning—only steel, growls, and death.One warrior came at me with a spear. I dodged, grabbed his arm, and snapped it before he could scream. Another rushed in from the right, but Sofia took him down with one clean strike across the neck.We fought back-to-back, blades moving, bodies spinning, our breaths mixing with the smell of blood and smoke.But the more we killed, the more they appeared.Every time we dropped one, two more stepped forward. Every shadow became a warrior. Every tree felt alive with enemies hiding behind it.It didn’t end, It didn’t slow, It got worse.“Let’s kill them all!” I shouted, pushing forward and slashing through another attacker.But even with my words trying to give us strength, I could feel the truth. We were losing the fight. Their numbers were too big. They weren’t scared of dying. They weren’t sca

Author POV Grandma stormed into her room, her steps loud and sharp like thunder shaking the floor. The moment the door slammed shut behind her, she let out a long, furious scream. It echoed across the walls as she grabbed the nearest vase and threw it to the ground. It shattered instantly.Her chest rose and fell as she breathed hard. Anger, fear, and confusion mixed inside her like a storm she couldn’t control. She moved around the room, knocking things over—pillows, books, the small table near her bed. It was as if destroying everything would somehow calm the fire burning inside her.“Aaaaah!” she screamed again, louder.“No… no, this cannot be happening. Not now. It shouldn’t be happening to me. Why now? Why after everything I’ve done? Why?” Her voice cracked as she spoke. Tears covered her face but she didn’t try to wipe them away.She grabbed the edge of her bed, her fingers shaking. The room felt smaller, hotter. Her heart was beating too fast, and the weight of what she had ju

Author POV Adam stepped out of the house with a deep frown on his face. The whole place felt strangely quiet. The kitchen was empty. The sitting room was empty. Even the backyard had no single movement. He had checked every room twice, calling each person by name, but no one replied. The silence bothered him. It wasn’t normal for the house to feel this still.He stood outside the door and looked around the compound. The afternoon sun was warm, and a soft breeze moved across the yard, carrying the faint scent of pine trees. Even the birds seemed quiet.A moment later, one of the warriors walked toward him with a respectful bow.“Good day, Alpha,” the warrior greeted.Adam nodded slightly. “Good day. Where are the rest?” he asked, trying to keep his voice calm even though worry was building in his chest.“They went out because—” the warrior started to explain, but he didn’t finish.A sudden rush of wind swept across the clearing like a dark blur. Adam’s eyes narrowed as Nightshade step