All Chapters of Fighter Luna's Shifted Fate: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

(Katherine's POV)I couldn't believe this was happening. The world had shifted beneath my feet when I discovered the truth - Eliza Morgan was the true daughter of the Morgan family. Not me. Never me.My wrists burned where the rough rope cut into my skin. The cliff edge yawned beneath me, a bottomless void threatening to swallow me whole. Wind whipped around us, billowing through my torn dress and tousling my once-perfect hair.Across from me, Eliza hung suspended as well, but there was something different in her posture. Where I trembled with terror, she remained composed, almost serene in the face of death.Her eyes gleamed with satisfaction as she looked at me. "You've been living my life, using my name, enjoying my birthright," she said, her voice carrying across the cliff edge despite the howling wind. "And now everyone knows what you truly are - a pretender to the Morgan name."Each word struck me like a physical blow. The humiliation was worse than the pain in my wrists or

(Eliza's POV)"You're not Holly Reed," I said firmly, my eyes narrowing in the dim light.I laid out my evidence methodically. The dual-purpose dagger identical to my design. The blocked exit at Ravenwood Cemetery. The unusual knowledge about my past."You're the leader of the Lotus Moon Cult," I concluded.The impostor smiled, dropping his feminine disguise. "Very good, Eliza Morgan. How long have you known?""Since I saw my dagger design in your weapons cache," I replied, shifting painfully. "The blacksmith at Westmoor Market was one of yours."I leaned forward despite my aching ribs. "We've been using each other, haven't we? I needed you to expose Katherine and Alexander's affair, while you used me to lure Alpha Alexander, Alpha Daniel, and my father to this mountain."He nodded, pleased by my directness. "A mutually beneficial arrangement, wouldn't you say?""You helped me complete my plan," I continued. "But now, Alpha Alexander, Alpha Daniel, and even my father have been

(Eliza's POV)I crouched behind a large boulder at the cliff's edge, my heart hammering against my ribs. From this hidden position, I watched Garrett Ashford stumble away, blood flowing from the wound Alpha Daniel had inflicted. His trail gleamed silver in the moonlight as he disappeared into the dense forest.Every muscle in my body tensed as Alpha Daniel turned toward my hiding place. His crimson eyes seemed to glow in the darkness as he approached, his footsteps unnervingly silent despite his imposing size."You can come out now," he called, his deep voice carrying effortlessly across the night air.I hesitated for only a moment before rising from my concealment. There was little point in hiding from him now."Why did you interfere?" he demanded, studying me with unnerving intensity. His handsome face betrayed no emotion, but his eyes burned with curiosity. The small red birthmark between his brows seemed darker in the moonlight."I didn't mean to," I answered truthfully. "I

(Eliza's POV)"Then are you disappointed that I'm not dead, Brother?" I stood at the entrance of Riverstone Quarters, leaning slightly on my makeshift crutch. The shock on their faces was worth every moment of pain in my injured leg."Ah! A ghost!" Katherine screamed, her face draining of color as she stumbled backward.She crashed directly into William, who had been standing with the help of his own crutch, trying to maintain the facade of strength before his precious Kathy. The collision sent them both tumbling to the ground in an undignified heap.I couldn't help the cold sneer that formed on my lips as I watched them scrambling like frightened children. I had merely been passing by the courtyard, heading toward Green Pine Sanctuary, when I'd overheard their conversation through the open window."She fell off a cliff; there's no way she survived." William's venomous words still rang in my ears. "And if he does find her, she'll be mangled, perhaps even devoured by wild beasts.

(Victoria's POV)My hands trembled as I stared at Katherine kneeling before me. The image of her in Alpha Alexander's arms burned in my mind, refusing to fade despite my desperate wish to unsee it."Answer me, Kathy," I demanded, my voice breaking. "Did you have something to do with William losing his leg?"The question hung between us like a physical thing. I had raised this girl from infancy, taught her everything I knew, loved her with my whole heart. I had always prided myself on knowing her better than anyone—her thoughts, her desires, her fears.But now doubt crept in like poison. If she could fake her own death so convincingly that we mourned her for weeks, what else might she be capable of?"Mother, please," she sobbed, her shoulders shaking. "You've always understood me. You know I would never hurt William!"I wanted to believe her. The Moon Goddess knows how desperately I wanted to believe her. But the memory of her in Alpha Alexander's embrace made me question everythi