All Chapters of The Luna’s Second Life: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Carrissa’s POV.I came out of the bathroom, desperately praying that Nolan would leave the palace. But then I decided it was best I at least try again. So I hugged him from behind, pressing my chest into his back softly. “Carissa, I already said not now.” He whined.“But why not, Nolan? I need you right now, actually.”“Maybe some other time. I’m really tired.”I scoffed. “Did something happen back at Mother Luna’s palace? You can’t keep doing this, Nolan. If you’re tired of me, tell me so I can leave the palace.”“You know that’s not what I mean.”“Well, I don’t know anything anymore. You keep rejecting me, and I can’t help but think it has to do with that vile bitch.”“Don’t speak like that about—”“About what? About her? Why does it bother you how I decide to speak about her?”“It doesn’t bother me; I just don’t want you getting walked up with her. I already told you in the bathroom, she’s nothing to me, so relax, okay? For the baby, please.”I chuckled dryly. “Well, I will relax

Carrissa’s POVAs I peed on the stone, I closed my eyes, praying to the moon goddess for the color to change. I prayed to see the color I wanted. The one I needed. But when I opened my eyes slightly, I was met with another disappointment.It was getting to the time when I was supposed to start having the usual pregnancy sicknesses, but I still showed no signs of it. I was still as strong as a horse and as healthy as they come.There were no pregnancy signs, and I knew it was certainly a matter of time before Nolan started to ask questions.Do I go on with my plan now? Or do I try Nolan one more time?After asking myself these questions, I decided to give Nola one more trial, just one more, as it was safer to have the Alpha’s heir. I knew things could get really ugly for me if Nolan ever found out. Or worse, Luna Theresa.So I decided that the only reason why I would step out on Nolan regarding the heir matter would be if I had absolutely no other choice.But as usual, I knew no one

Luna Theresa’s POV.As a gate to the dungeon opened, I strode in, in my usual majestic strides. All my plans were falling into place. Theodore, Violetta, and then this.One of the most important parts of my many plans. The guard opened the cell door, and I walked into the room, staring, face-to-face, with the best healer in all of Silver Moon. “Hello Ashantu, but you weren’t expecting to end up here, right?” I jeered at the woman who was on her knees before, a million angry emotions visible on her face, but there was nothing she could do about them.There was absolutely nothing she could do for me.“Why are you doing this? Why don’t you just let me go? You made everyone believe that I was banished, but instead of actually banishing me, you locked me in here. Why? What do you actually want from me?”She queried urgently.I laughed so loudly, the walls could have broken down. “Oh Ashantu, so many questions at once. Which do I actually give a reply to first?”“I swear I didn’t tell hi

Luna Theresa’s POVBeing able to break down Theodore’s bravado was one of the most exciting feelings ever.When I walked into the dungeon at first, I noticed he seemed strong, like being in the dungeon for that long had no effect on him.Even when I showed him the evidence of no one being the real Alpha, he still didn’t seem to care, but thankfully, when I mentioned Violetta, he finally cracked.All his facade came crashing down.Apparently losing the throne was nothing compared to losing Violetta.What a foolish child. But not like I expected more from him; after all, his mother had the same foolishness, which eventually got her killed.I strolled along the hallways heading towards Nolan’s room. Well, I was specifically looking for Carissa. When I barged into the room, she seemed startled to see me and just stared for a while but eventually found her sense of respect and bowed. But not before giving away a certain look in her eyes. One that seemed to carry a meaning I wasn’t sure s

Nolan’s POV.“Repeat your words, Nolan. What did I hear you say?” She barked.I swallowed, looking up at the shadow that seemed to have suddenly grown about seven more heads attached to the one she already had.“Mother, you can sit. Just sit and let us talk about this like two grown adults.”“Like two grown adults? You won’t also talk about this little grown adult, Nolan, you bastard.”She barked, smashing the hand hard against the teacup and saucer and sending them flying onto the ground, shattered into pieces.My breath caught. I quickly shot to my feet, afraid of what she might do to me if I remained there. I pushed my hands forward in the pacifying motion, trying to calm her down.I had seen my mother with various angry emotions, but none of them were even close to what I was seeing at the moment.“Please listen to me, it just happened. I didn’t plan it.”She scoffed.“You didn’t plan it? Like you didn’t know when you were ruffling the sheets with her, or you didn’t know it coul