Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Forgotten Luna: Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

AnnaI couldn’t start to explain how embarrassed I was. Even after I’d told him I was okay on my own, he had forced himself to carry me back to the house. Who did he think he was? He was Alpha Rohan Coleman. And deep down, somewhere in the pit of my stomach, I wanted to be Mrs. Coleman. I shuddered in disgust. Why would I think of such now? The house loomed ahead, and I was happy that I would finally be able to get away from him. I was done seeing him. Every time he was around me, I always felt uncertain about everything. He made me doubt myself a lot and I wasn’t sure if that was a good thing or bad. The ‘78 Ford Mustang engine came to a halt as we arrived at the house. Rohan stepped out of the car in a flash and opened the backseat. I was already moving towards the door trying to show that I could walk on my own. But it didn’t look like he was buying that. Rohan scooped me off my feet before they could touch the ground and I shook my body in protest. His grip was firm making it

Anna“Anna. Are you okay?” Stella asked, rushing towards me. I was crying. The tears were uncontrollable. I didn’t know why, but they were rolling down. It felt like a rejection—the way that Rohan had walked out on me. I thought that I could handle another one, but I guess I was wrong. I wasn’t as tough as I thought I was. There were still a lot of things I needed to learn, and one of them was to let go. Even though I despised his presence at times, deep down I always wanted him here. It almost felt like I was…. No. It couldn’t be true. There was no way. Plus he wouldn’t love me that way. I was with another man’s child. “I’m fine, Stella. Can you give Rohan and I some room to talk?” I asked as she held my shoulders trying to support me. My back hurt like hell and I couldn't stand for long. I was only three months heavy which meant that it was only going to get tougher as the months passed. Stella didn’t look like she was going to comply. There was this look in her eyes. One that

AnnaHow? Why? Those were the questions that swarmed my head as I dropped to my knees. My parents, they were gone—lying before me in a pool of their blood, my mother’s head a few feet away from her body. This couldn’t be happening. It had to be a nightmare. This couldn’t be real. I was dreaming. I would wake up anytime soon. So why wasn’t I waking up? Why was I still stuck here? There was only one answer to that question. This was all real. And I’d watched it all happen. The man with the blade stained with my parents’s blood stepped forward. My heart thumped hard against my chest as I realized that I was next. I was going to die here with my parents. But that didn’t matter. All I wanted was for it to be quick. I looked up to the man in fear. He was tall with jet black hair and green eyes. He had a devilish grin and he stared at me. “Well. Look at what we have here,” he said as he stared at me. “Their pup.”My chest was filled with both rage and hatred. As I stared into those man’s

RohanThe Mustang groaned as I drove through the dirt road. I was heading through the woods moving towards the direction that Harrison had given me. Of all the nights that the rogues Karen’s decided to show up again, it was tonight. But maybe it was a good thing. I wasn’t sure I would have been satisfied if I had kissed Anna. I would have wanted more, and at this juncture, that would have been a terrible idea. I clenched my jaw and stepped on the gas, the car propelling forward. It was dark, and the headlights illuminated the road. I wondered how many hours I’d spent with her. Anna had opened up to me and told me everything about her. And just when she needed closure, I was being summoned. It wasn’t fair. It always felt like I was leaving when she was starting to get comfortable around me. Maybe that was the reason she hadn’t trusted me with her secret in the first place. I was finally seeing things from her eyes now, and I understood perfectly. My headlights caught the shadows of

Rohan The sounds of the engines of the patrol squad trucks could be heard from the distance as I stared at the dead body of the rogue before me. What did he mean? This wasn’t over according to him. I didn’t expect that. But he hadn’t been concise before passing, leaving a major question in my mind. Headlights from the truck flashed on me as they arrived. I was still lost in my thoughts, unable to move. My body ached in pain, blood oozing out of my right temple as I breathed heavily. Then, the truck doors swung open and everybody rushed out to me. “Are you okay?” I could hear Harrison ask from a distance even though he was just a few inches away from me. I finally turned around to find him staring at me. His brows were furrowed and his eyes raked my body, searching for any signs of injuries. I clutched my head and groaned as I snapped back to reality. My head was pounding like a drum, an after-effect of the tough battle between me and the right. He was stronger than I thought, o