Semua Bab Reclaiming His Fated Luna: Bab 131 - Bab 140

KIERANI leaned back in my chair, rubbing my temples slowly as Dorian sat across from me, his sharp eyes fixed on me like he was waiting for me to say something that would either give him leverage or shut him up entirely. “You’re staring too much, Dorian,” I muttered, finally breaking the silence, “makes me think you’re not just my beta but a spy who’s trying to figure out what’s going on in my head.” He gave a half-smile, shaking his head.“I don’t need to figure out what’s going on in your head, Kieran. You’re too obvious for that. You’re thinking about her again… Raven.” His tone had that cutting edge to it, like he was testing me. I swallowed down the irritation that threatened to show and instead said, “You think you’re clever, don’t you? But you don’t even understand what you’re talking about.”He leaned forward then, resting his elbows on his knees. “Oh, but I do. You’re cautious around her because she’s dangerous. I see it in the way you go quiet when her name comes up. I see

KIERANI stood there frozen for a moment, my eyes fixed on her as Vee walked toward me with that same calm but unapproachable air, and the silence between us was thick, like it had been waiting for this moment to choke me. I forced myself to breathe, and when she finally stopped a few feet away from me, I said.“So… you finally decided to show up.” My voice came out harsher than I intended, but I didn’t regret it. She raised her chin slightly, her lips curling into something that wasn’t exactly a smile but more of a challenge, and she answered softly, “I wasn’t hiding, Kieran. I just didn’t think you were ready to see me yet.” I let out a bitter laugh, shaking my head, “Not ready? You almost destroyed everything with what you did, and you think I wouldn’t be ready? You should’ve been the one not ready to face me.”Her eyes narrowed, and I could see her stiffen like she had expected this and already had her reply ready. “Don’t twist it, Kieran. I did what I thought was necessary, and I

ROWENAI caught her just outside the old hall, the cold air biting against my skin, and when I saw Raven standing there as if she had no worries in the world, something inside of me snapped. “So that’s it?” I called out, my voice sharper than I intended, but I didn’t care.“You just walk out? You just vanish when everything we planned was supposed to be done together?” She turned slowly, her eyes narrowing on me, and I swear there wasn’t a single flicker of guilt in them. “Rowena,” she said calmly, almost too calmly, “don’t make it sound like I owe you something. I don’t.”I clenched my fists and walked closer, refusing to back down. “You do owe me, Raven. You dragged me into this mess. You looked me in the eye and told me we were in this together, and now you’re acting like I don’t even exist. Why? Why now?” She smirked, tilting her head just slightly, and her tone grew cold.“Because I finally realized something important. Out here, it’s every man for himself. If you’re smart, you’l

LUCIANI didn’t know if I could trust Raven with carrying out our plans in Kieran’s pack, and the uncertainty gnawed at me far more than I wanted to admit. Some of my rogues had told me countless times that she was someone I could rely on, that she hated Kieran enough to risk everything for us, but there was still that gnawing hesitation in my chest. Trust was a dangerous thing to hand out so freely, especially when the fate of everything I had been building was resting on this fragile alliance. But I couldn’t pull her out now, not when the wheel had already been set in motion. All I could do was wait, watch, and see how events would unfold, and that thought alone nearly drove me mad.“Lucian,” one of the rogues, Bronn, muttered as he leaned against the tree trunk next to me.“You’re thinking too much again. I can see it in your face.”I turned sharply toward him. “And what would you have me do, Bronn? Sit here twiddling my thumbs while she could be selling us out to Kieran this very

KIERANThe night had a strange quiet, the kind that never sat well with me. The pack should breathe like a living thing, movements, sounds, whispers in the air—but lately, it was too controlled, too calculated. I stood by the balcony overlooking the training grounds, arms folded, eyes fixed on shadows that didn’t dare shift without my permission. And yet, beneath all that obedience, there was a rot. I could smell it.“Alpha.”My Beta, Dorian, bowed his head as he stepped into my space. Loyal, efficient—though even he wasn’t above suspicion.I didn’t turn, just asked, “What have you found?”He hesitated, and that hesitation was all I needed. My jaw tightened. “Spit it out.”“It’s Raven,” he said finally. “She… seems different. Softer, even. She’s been less defiant these past few days. More,” He searched for the word.“More what?” I demanded, whipping my head toward him.He shifted under my gaze. “More… agreeable. Some of the guards even said she smiled at them.”I let the silence hang,