All Chapters of The Forgotten Luna: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

DamonThe SUV came to a halt at the driveway of the house. How long has it been since I was here? Two weeks. That seemed like a long time. I was surprised that the pack was still in one piece. Well, not that surprising because my father was in charge. He would know how to handle everything. The songs of the crickets grew louder as I stepped out of the car. I wonder what I was going to tell Sophie when I got inside. I was certain that she was worried for days. I hadn’t been able to communicate with her because I’d been stuck in the hospital and chasing Isaiah. It was all too much but that excuse won’t be enough to get me out of the trouble that was coming. The purple skies free darker as twilight faded away slowly. Night was fast approaching, and it was time I got some rest. It’s been a long two weeks. Longer than I’d imagined. As I walked towards the house, the door swung open and Sophie stepped out. Sis was dressed in a white gown with her blonde hair falling down her shoulders. H

DamonI dried my hair vigorously with the towel as I stepped out. I’ve never felt so relieved in a long time. The battle with Isaiah had been one of the best actions I’ve had in a long time. It was still a bit surprising that none of us had been able to take the other down permanently. I felt that deep down, Isaiah didn’t want the fight to end. Perhaps he had been enjoying it as much as I did. That was the difference. I was fighting to kill him while he was fighting for pleasure. I couldn’t forget that he had taken down all three of us in the opera like we were nothing. Another reason he had been able to do that was that we hadn’t been coordinated. We were all after the glory. Well, only me. Dayton had been propelled by rage to attack while Rohan only attacked because he felt threatened. We were all wrong, and that was why he had lost woefully. I was surprised by this insight. Wow. A good shower could make you do anything. I dressed up in a few pairs of clothes. A black shirt and so

Stella“What is your problem?!” I groaned in frustration as I dumped the plates into the sink.Jarred was right behind me and was following me like a flea. I hated it. I hated the fact that he was here. I didn’t invite him, but I couldn’t send him away either. That would be too rude. They were keeping both Anna and me here for safety, so this was the little I could do for them. But now that things were getting heated, it was time I spoke my mind. “I’m so sorry, Stella,” he said with a sigh as he leaned against the counter. “It’s hard for me to stay away, believe me. I want to, but I can’t. And I know it’s making you uncomfortable. I’m sorry.”I was surprised that someone like Jarred would apologize that much. He was someone who looked like they would get whatever they wanted anytime. Well, that’s who he had been living with until he met me. All I wanted was to get a less complicated life when I got here, but that seemed impossible. Why? It was a long story. “Are you sure you haven’

Rohan“Remind me why we are here again?” I asked Jarred as the elevator door of the Rainbow Bar opened. The thick, warm air filled with the stench of alcohol greeted me as I stepped into the bar. I’d forgotten what a place this was. The drinking, the laughter, and the music blaring in the background. I’d been so busy catching Cassian that I’d forgotten about what reality felt like. Jarred patted me on the back. I didn’t like that. “You deserve to relax, Rohan. You’ve been through a lot. So I think you need a drink.”I clenched my jaw. That wasn’t exactly what I needed. I needed some rest and a way to track down Cassian. That was the only way I would feel relaxed. Right now, I feel edgy being in here. Like I was betraying the promise I made to Dayton. I promised to help him get back Tiana. And that’s what I was going to do. “I don’t think that’s what I need….”“Shhh. Relax, Rohan,” Jarred called softly. “Don’t worry, I’ll fill you in on everything that happened while you were gone.”

AnnaIt was three nights ago, and I still couldn’t forget what Rohan had said. I couldn’t deny that I wanted him to stay. That was why I had urged him to come in for dinner. I thought we could finally talk after having to look over our shoulders for so long. I just wanted us to have a nice good conversation, but that didn’t seem like it was going to happen. This was why I’d wanted him to reject me. I didn’t want to go through such a drama again. But like every other Alpha, he was stubborn. “What’s on your mind?” Stella asked as we passed the meat stalls. I blinked hard, snapping back to reality. The weirdest sense of Deja vu hit me. It was almost like we’d had this conversation before. I clenched my jaw and heaved a sigh of relief. “Nothing, Stella. Let’s just hurry home,” I said gazing at the meat stalls. “My back is starting to cramp.”“Don’t sound grumpy now,” she said, staring at the particular piece. It was a large portion of steak. One that would be perfect for dinner. Stel