Semua Bab The Luna's Last Stand: Betrayed and Rejected: Bab 61 - Bab 70

Sofia’s POVThe sky was already bright; morning had come. I stepped outside, curious to know what was going on, and I found Evelyn and Nightshade seated together. Their expressions were serious, and I could tell they were discussing something important.The moment I approached them, they both turned to look at me.“You looked really stressed yesterday,” Evelyn said gently. “That’s why I didn’t wake you up.”I smiled faintly and lowered myself onto the bench beside them. My body still felt heavy with worry. “I’m fine. I was only thinking about the pack members, nothing more,” I answered, though deep inside I knew the burden weighed more than I wanted to admit. “Have you spoken to Rose? What did she say?”Nightshade’s brows rose in surprise, as though he hadn’t heard about the plan to bring Rose into things. His face tightened with concern.“Sorry… what plan are you talking about?” he asked.Before I could respond, one of the pack members hurried over to us. He bent low and whispered so

Sofia’s POVThe whole house felt busy that morning. Everywhere I turned, someone was carrying out one task or the other. guards moving about in the compound. It almost felt as if the house itself was alive, breathing with the energy of people who had no choice but to keep moving, to keep working.I walked quietly down the corridor, my steps echoing against the tiled floor. My heart was restless, my thoughts wandering. I needed to see Evelyn. She had been on my mind since last night. I wanted to make sure she was fine, to hear her voice, to share what I had been planning.But when I checked the main room, she was not there. I peeked into the hallway. Nothing. I moved towards the backyard, hoping I would see her by the flowers she usually watered in the morning, but the place was empty. I frowned.Where could she be?I turned back, only for my eyes to catch sight of her walking from inside. Relief washed over me immediately, and I quickened my steps towards her.“How are you doing? I’ve

Luca’s POVThe night was quiet. Too quiet. The whole house was silent except for the sound coming from my room. As I walked down the hallway, I heard a sharp voice inside.“How dare you!” the voice shouted.I froze for a moment, my hand halfway to the door.“How dare you tell me you don’t know where you keep that!” The same voice yelled again, this time filled with even more anger.I stood by the door, listening carefully. My brows pulled together. Who was she shouting at?“I’m sorry, Luna,” another softer voice answered. This one was trembling, full of fear.It was one of the maids.I pushed the door open and stepped inside. A maid stood near the bed, her head bowed low. Vivian stood opposite her, her chest rising and falling fast with anger.“What’s going on here?” I asked, my voice steady.Vivian didn’t answer. She only threw me a quick look and then brushed past me, walking out angrily.I clenched my jaw. How was I supposed to understand what was wrong if she refused to say a word

Author POVRose couldn’t stop thinking about what she heard earlier. The words still rang in her head, twisting her thoughts into knots. She didn’t know whether to believe them or to push them aside. Something inside her told her it was dangerous to even think about it, but curiosity was stronger.The palace corridors felt cold and quiet as she walked alone, her slippers making soft sounds against the polished floor. Her heart beat faster with each step, her mind restless. She was searching for Faith. If there was anyone she could trust, it was her. Rose finally spotted her near the big hall. Faith was surrounded by a group of maids, laughing softly at something one of them said while folding linen.Rose hesitated for a moment, but the need to speak pushed her forward. She walked quickly down to where Faith was.“Faith, please, I need to see you,” Rose whispered, her voice barely audible.Faith’s eyes caught hers instantly. She understood at once. Without asking questions, she stood u

Sofia POVI couldn’t sleep the whole night. I tossed from side to side, hugging my pillow tightly, but no matter how much I tried, rest refused to come. The silence of the night felt heavier than usual, almost pressing against my ears. Even the faint ticking of the clock on the wall felt louder. I kept staring at the ceiling, watching the thin silver light from the moon cast soft shadows across the room.My chest felt heavy, as if a stone was pressing down on it. My thoughts ran in endless circles. Every time I closed my eyes, Rose’s voice echoed in my head. That one short call. That strange tone. That unfinished sentence.I clutched my phone, lying beside me on the bed. The screen was black, lifeless. I had checked it a hundred times, but there were no new calls, no new messages. Nothing.A sudden voice broke the silence.“Good morning.”I jumped slightly and turned quickly. Evelyn stood at the doorway, her soft smile warming the room a little. She stepped inside, her movements quiet,