All Chapters of The Luna's Redemption: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Georgina Sinclair's POV:The car slows down when we approach the gates of our estate. It still feels surreal returning like this. Nothing has changed from the stone walls, the familiar iron archway and the long stretch of driveway cutting through fields kissed by early morning dew. And yet, everything feels different now.Marius sits beside me. He's silent with one hand resting on his thigh. His other hand is lightly brushing against mine from time to time. As we pull up to the front steps, I see Ver already waiting outside. She is standing tall in her usual clothes with her arms behind her back. The wind is teasing some loosely strands of her braided hair. The moment she spots me through the window, Ver nods once and moves forward when I open the door."Everything is now ready, Luna." Ver announced as soon as I step out. "The council is assembled in the main hall. Ryan and Danica have arrived as well."The mention of them causes my heart to clench. But I keep my chin up."Thank you.

Georgina Sinclair's POV:A sharp breath escapes me. For a moment, the room feels unreal. It feels like I am watching from a distance. But Marius's warm presence behind me brings me back. He says nothing but I can feel the approval in his silence. His strength is anchoring me.Alpha Robert's jaw tightens. His teeth are clenched."Elder Gavin, are you certain about this?!""I am." the elder calmly replied without hesitation. "She has every right to free herself."Ryan slams a hand against the table. But the sound of it barely makes me flinch. "So that's it? Just like that? You all expect me to give up and just sign away my Luna like she's a possession to return?"My voice is clear when I finally speak. "No, Ryan. You gave me up the moment you chose your mistress. I am just here to make it official."He turns toward me. And for a moment, I csn see the man I once knew. He looks lost, confused and bitter. But that's no longer my burden to carry.Marius steps forward slightly just in case

Georgina Sinclair's POV:It's already midnight when Marius and I eventually make it back to his house. My heart is still raw and bruised from my broken bond. It's aches quietly and it's persistently throbbing deep in my chest.But I push it aside.I've spent the last several hours helping my people settle back into their old homes. Homes they thought they would never return to. The village was still in shambles in some places. I helped them until I feel my hands and legs trembled. I smiled, directed and comforted them. I stood when I wanted to collapse and I spoke when all I wanted was silence. I promised them I would return tomorrow to help fix what was left. I have to. My decision has already cost them a lot.We open the door and I half expect everyone to be asleep leaving the house dark. But I'm wrong.Standing in the hallway in her slippers and a robe is Lydia.She looks up the moment she hears us. Her eyes landing on me first. Then her expression softens instantly."Oh, my chi

Georgina Sinclair's POV:It's been a week.Seven quiet and strangely peaceful days since I ended the bond with Ryan. The divorce papers are moving faster than I ever imagined. Partly because of Marius pulled a few strings and handled the bureaucratic mess that came with it. When he handed me the first drafted documents, he didn’t say much. He just looked at me with those solid and steady eyes like he always does.I don't cry anymore.The first night was the worst. The way my body reacted to the severed bond was.. unnatural. Like tearing out something I wasn't aware had embedded so deeply into me. But it wasn't love. It was habit. A familiarity. A rhythm I danced to for years even if my heart never kept beat with it.Ryan and I were never in love. But we respected each other. At times, we laughed, shared dinners and built routines. There were moments where we looked like a real couple. But it was all surface. The kind of companionship that exists more out of expectation than desire.

Georgina Sinclair's POV:Marius and I arrive at my house after the sun has already set. This was formerly my mother's house. We had spent the rest of the afternoon walking the village and checking in on those who have returned and are slowly rebuilding the remnants of what used to be the Dark Shadow Pack. I open the front door and quickly smells the scent of cinnamon and sandalwood inside. I am still getting strange vibes from my house. But I quickly shake my head and sees Marius moving through the kitchen like he's done it a hundred times. Maybe he does. After everything he's done to help not just for me but everyone, I am beginning to realize how easily he carved himself into this new chapter of my life."I still can't believe you are cooking." Marius teased with a faint grin while leaning against the counter as I check on the stew simmering in the pot.I raise a brow. "Are you doubting my abilities now?""Not at all. I'm just saying that you are kneeling by the stove like a dome