All Chapters of The Forgotten Luna: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Rohan“Can’t this thing go any faster?” I asked impatiently as Jarred clutched the steering wheel. “You want to drive?” Was his answer. I bit my nails as I sat in the passenger’s seat, my anxiety reaching astronomical levels. It was a trap. I’d been set up. They’d used that rogue to drag me out of the pack, and then they planned the attack. How could I have been so stupid? Moreover, why would the rogues attack now of all times? It didn’t make any sense. It was too coordinated. And coincidental. The second explosion rocked every bone in my body. Another cloud of smoke erupted into the midnight air. This couldn’t be happening. Not now. The hospital. That was the most important of them all. If anything happened to the hospital, we would be in so much trouble. “Jarred,” I dragged as I stared at the cloud of smoke. “We are almost there!” He promised, stepping his foot on the gas. The truck propelled forward, moving at top speed as we arrived at the gates. My eyes widened in shock

Rohan “Stella!” I yelled as I shook her, but there was no response. She was out. That rogue had taken her out. I reached for her chest with my ear, listening to her heartbeat. A spring of hope filled me as I heard the soft thud of her heart. She was still alive but needed medical attention as soon as possible. I heard footsteps coming from the basement and a few moments later, Anna appeared. Her eyes widened in shock as she stared at me, but when they fell on her best friend, they lit up in fright. “Stella!” She yelled as she rushed towards us. She slid across the wooden floor, getting Stella from my arms and cradling her. “What happened?” She asked, not looking up at me. I could feel a dull ache in my chest. I should have been here earlier. This wouldn’t have happened to her. Anna was devastated because of this. I clenched my jaw as I watched Anna. Those rogues were going to pay. All of them. “Anna. We need to get her to the hospital immediately,” I said. Anna looked up at me

Rohan Our bodies collided mid-air, a thunderclap of fur and fury. Sebastian’s black wolf was a monster, his gold eyes locked on mine as his jaws snapped inches from my throat. I twisted, my silver gaze fierce, and raked my claws across his flank. Blood sprayed, warm and sticky, matting his dark fur. He yelped, but it only fueled his rage. He spun, faster than I expected, and slammed his shoulder into my chest, knocking me back into the dirt. The impact jarred my bones, pain flaring from my old wounds, but my wolf pushed it down. We were Alpha—born to fight, to protect. The pack circled us, my deltas growling encouragement, his rogues pacing with hungry eyes. The smoke from the burning houses swirled around, stinging my nose, mixing with the sharp scent of blood. Sebastian lunged again, his massive paws pounding the earth. I met him head-on, our chests crashing together. My teeth found his ear, tearing it further, the metallic taste flooding my mouth. He roared, shaking free,

AnnaHe did it. Was it ever in doubt? He had won the battle. Of course, I wouldn't expect anything less from him. But what he did was outstanding. Time and time again, he had bailed out his people from attacks. Even though that one time he wasn’t able to save the love of his life. Maybe that was his motivation to do better. The thought of seeing someone go through what he did must have driven him to this state. It was cruel to him, but he didn’t let any of that change who he was. And that was why he was Alpha. The crowd in the hospital cheered and some of them began departing, hoping to get back home safely and meet their families in one piece. But as for the rest of the injured ones, they were going to spend the night here. And speaking of injuries, my mind flashed back to Stella. I had to get to her immediately. I wasn’t going to let her be alone. Not tonight. She’d been there with me every single night of my life. She’d done a lot for him even to the point of death. This was th

RohanI winced in pain as the antiseptic hit the wound on my knuckles. It stung badly, the feeling reverberating through my body. Anna looked focused as she treated my wound. I didn’t want to argue with her. She was doing this for me, and it made me wonder if she was trying her way to keep herself busy from thinking that what happened to Stella was all her fault.I was snapped back to reality by the stinging pain again. She was brushing the wound with wool now, making sure that it was clean from infection. “Isn’t that enough?” I groaned. She chuckled and looked up at me. “Big Alpha is scared?”I scoffed when she teased me. “You took down the rogues and yet you’re wincing at a little cut?” I clenched my jaw. This wasn’t the time for this. I was more concerned that she was bringing in such humor. I’d never seen her this way before. This confirmed my suspicions. She was worried about Stella and was doing her best to keep herself busy. “You know what happened to Stella isn’t your fau