Lahat ng Kabanata ng Fighter Luna's Shifted Fate: Kabanata 81 - Kabanata 90

(Eliza's POV)"Miss Eliza, you don't know, that old woman is acting like she's the queen of the estate there!" Agatha Winters exclaimed, her weathered face contorted with indignation. "I heard her airs and arrogance are even greater than Elder Morgan's!"I couldn't help but smile at Nanny's outrage over Donna Dennis's behavior. The woman who had once been banished by my grandmother was now apparently ruling Morgan Estate like her personal domain."Your surname sounds more pleasant than hers," I replied with calm amusement. "Does that mean I should cry in despair because I share a surname with William?"My words had the intended effect. Agatha's outrage dissolved into hearty laughter, the deep lines on her face crinkling with genuine mirth."Oh, Miss Eliza! How clever you are!" she chuckled, wiping tears from her eyes. "You always know just what to say to make this old woman feel better."I gazed out the window of Maple Garden, considering the implications of Donna's return. "Elde

(Eliza's POV)I nodded to Agatha Winters, my pulse quickening as we stood in absolute silence. The wall between us and Katherine's private room had been cleverly thinned, allowing us to hear every word with surprising clarity. Katherine's angry voice came through first, unmistakable despite her attempts to keep it hushed."I nearly had my cover blown at Moonlight Emporium today," she complained, her tone sharp with frustration. "Victoria almost recognized me! Can you believe it?"I exchanged a meaningful glance with Agatha, whose weathered face showed the same satisfaction I felt. Our plan was working perfectly."The way she looked at me..." Katherine continued, her voice breaking slightly. "It's as if she's forgotten me completely. Do you know what she was doing there? Shopping for jewelry with that wild girl!"The contempt in her voice when she mentioned me was palpable. I pressed closer to the wall, eager to catch every word."Taking her to choose the finest moonstone jewelry,

(Eliza's POV)I stared at Katherine, watching her desperate attempts to communicate through the gag. Her eyes, wide with panic, pleaded with me silently. Such a strange reversal of fortune—the girl who once commanded an entire household now reduced to begging for my help."I'm afraid of you, Katherine," I explained, maintaining a deliberately calm tone despite the chaos surrounding us. "After all, I was nearly killed because of you."Katherine's eyes widened further, tears pooling at their corners. Her muffled sounds grew more frantic as she shook her head, trying to deny my words.I ignored her protests, turning instead to exchange knowing glances with Sparrow. Together, we assessed our surroundings in the abandoned warehouse. The damp walls, the boarded windows, the single door—I memorized every detail, calculating possible escape routes."Miss Eliza," Sparrow whispered, her young face tight with concern. "What should we do now?"Before I could respond, heavy footsteps approach

(Daniel's POV)I paced the dimly lit room. The silence was broken only by my controlled breathing and my men shifting at the doors."Keep searching!" I commanded, my voice a low growl that sent my guards scrambling.My fingers tightened around my obsidian ring. The scent of honeysuckle still lingered in my memory—Eliza's scent.Rage coursed through me. Whoever had taken her would pay with their lives.Slayer Reid appeared at the doorway. "Alpha Daniel, we've expanded the search radius to twenty miles. Our scouts report increased Silverfang activity near the eastern border."I nodded curtly. "Take our best trackers and follow any trail. I don't care if it leads beyond our territory—find her."The situation made no sense. Why would the Silverfang Rogue Wolves target both Eliza Morgan and Katherine Morgan? The connection couldn't be coincidental.My jaw tightened as I recalled the scene at the Silver Moon Teahouse—the blood, the signs of struggle, the fear.But beneath those mark

(Victoria's POV)I stared at the note in my hands, trembling with anger. James had just claimed Katherine was manipulative and deceitful."Katherine is a good she-wolf!" I shouted, my voice breaking. "She would never do the things you're accusing her of!"James looked at me with disappointment. "Victoria, you're blind to what's right in front of you."I shook my head violently. "No! There must be some explanation!"James ran a hand through his hair. "This is pointless. You'll never see the truth."He turned away, his shoulders tense. "Sometimes, I wonder if the Morgan pack is doomed because I chose the wrong mate."The words struck me like a physical blow. I gasped as he strode toward the door."Where are you going?" I called after him."To Green Pine Sanctuary. To see my mother. At least she sees things clearly."The door slammed behind him, leaving me alone in sudden silence.I collapsed onto my daybed, hot tears streaming down my face. How had everything fallen apart so q