Semua Bab Rebirth Of The Broken Luna: A Second Chance at Luna's Heart : Bab 131 - Bab 140

Chapter 131: Twins Reunion OLLIEI was in so much pain that I couldn't think straight, couldn't understand where I was or what was happening to me. Everything hurt - my head, my chest, my arms and legs - like someone had taken me apart and put me back together wrong. The darkness around me was complete, thick and heavy like being wrapped in a blanket that was too tight, and I couldn't see anything no matter how hard I tried to open my eyes.I couldn't find Mama anywhere, and that scared me more than the pain did. Mama was always there when I needed her, always ready with hugs and kisses and soft words that made everything better. But now I was alone in this strange dark place, and every time I tried to call for her, my voice came out weak and shaky.I tried to move, to sit up or roll over or do something to make the pain stop, but that just made everything hurt worse. A sob escaped from my throat as I shifted my body, trying to find a position that didn't feel like someone was stabbi

Chapter 133: Choose One LYNWas I crazy? Yes....yes I was but I was determined to see this through no matter what.I watched Zade's face change to anger and confusion as Lynn, came back moments later and handed me the bag of herbs and potions, her movements were quick and efficient despite the tension that was building up between us. The familiar weight of my bag which contained my supplies in my hands felt both comforting and terrifying - I hadn't used my abilities for anything this serious in years, not since I'd promised Zade I would keep that part of myself hidden, to try and fit in the narrative he has created for me.The irony wasn't lost on me that here I was, about to break that promise to try and save the life of a child who I had begun to see as mine and also someone who had never liked Zade, in front of a mate who was already questioning whether he'd made the right choice in accepting me."Everyone out," Zade commanded, his Alpha voice echoing through the hospital room, f

Chapter 135: The Race Against The UnknownTHORNE Today was one of the surreal days in my life. Standing in front of a witch and not ripping her to shreds because she claimed to be the only obstacle standing between Riley and certain death.And in as much as I hated to admit it, even to myself. I needed her help because I don't think the hospital would be able to treat this even if I managed to get him to one on time.Xenois was going to have my head for working with a witch but as long as it meant Riley was safe. I was willing to risk my morality.The woman in front of me didn't seem sinister. Aside from the general scent of what witches smelled like, there was no evil aura or dark energy coming from her.And truly she seemed like she didn't want to fight me because if she wanted to, she would have stopped my heart just by mere breathing. That's how terrifying they were.I let go of Carol as she moved back to the boy, checking up on him as I joined her.I crouched beside Carol as she

Chapter 137: The Broken Matriarch XENOISI paced the hospital corridor, frantically like I was a caged wolf, my feet walking up and down the familiar linoleum flour as my mind kept on going and thinking up worst-case scenarios. Every few minutes I'd check my phone, hoping for some miracle update from the search teams , but the screen remained blank which was one of the things frustrating my life at the moment Were all my men incompetent or was this something stranger. There has been absolutely no calls, no texts, no sign that anyone had found even the smallest clue about where Riley might be. This was killing me slowly.Not just that, the silence from Lumina was eating at me. I'd tried calling her three times in the past hour, needing to hear her voice, needing to know if there had been any change in Ollie's condition. I needed her to know that even if I wasn't rushing there quickly because of this Riley situation, my thoughts were still on them and this wasn't a pick who was more

Chapter 139: The Realization SILVIAI stood motionless in the hospital parking lot, watching my son's taillights disappear into the darkness as he drove toward the forest. The weight of what I had overheard earlier in the hallway pressed down on my chest like a physical burden, which in turn made every breath that I took feel labored and painful. My hands were still shaking from the shock of it all, but I forced myself to take a deep breath and clench my fists until my nails bit into my palms, spilling blood. There would be time to fall apart later. Right now, I had work to do.I turned back toward the hospital entrance, my mind already shifting into the calculated mode I'd perfected over decades of pack politics and social maneuvering. The performance I was about to give would require every ounce of acting ability I possessed, but I'd been playing roles my entire life. This one just happened to matter more than most.The hallway leading to Sophia's room felt endless as I walked b