Semua Bab LUNA'S CURSE; Her Three Messiahs: Bab 1 - Bab 10

KEIRA"Hey, freak! I'm talking to you!"I hurried even faster, my heart racing even though I hadn't done anything wrong. I just wanted to grab my books and leave but somehow I ran into my tormentors, and it didn't take long before they caught up to me at the end of the school hallway. My stomach twisted into a tight knot as I cowered, shaking with fear."Just leave me alone, Dean, please." I begged, not daring to look up. My voice shook a little. "I-I'm not bothering anyone.""That so?" He chuckled, chillingly close to me now, surveying me like the prey I've always been. "Aw, the Omega's giving orders now? Hey, look at me when I'm talking to you."I froze. My eyes shut tight. Not again. These bastards never missed the chance to make my life hell. Not wanting to go back home with a black eye, like last time, I looked up. Dean was standing there with his usual stupid, taunting grin, flanked by three other bullies- Lena, Ryker and Jay. All Betas and loyal little puppies to Dean. "Maybe

KEIRA1 WEEK LATER.I tilted my face from left to right, inspecting my mouth. My fingers brushed over my lips as I smiled again, wider this time. I turned 18 today and expected to find my mate too. Not just that, I just got my braces removed, after four long years of hiding my mouth when I laughed, which was rare. My teeth were still a little crooked at the bottom, but the top row? Straight. Smooth. Clean. Perfectly imperfect. I looked pretty. I smiled again, just to feel the freedom of it. "This is it," I whispered. "He's gonna see me." I didn't know who he was yet. But I prayed he was kind. Gentle. The type of person who didn't care about rankings or bloodline. The type of man who was going to love me for who I was. I put on my pink dress, zipped it up and spun slowly in front of the mirror. It was soft like cotton candy, with a heart-shaped neckline and tiny white daisies stitched into the hem. It hugged my waist and flared out just above my knees, swishing every time I walked

Keira's POV I didn't know what to say. "I...I..um," I stuttered, my brain a foggy mess from all this confusion. Why are there three Kais? What are they doing here? And why does this particular Kai have this familiar gaze? Nothing made sense to me. I fidgeted with my hands and began to move backwards, not knowing what to do. "Look, I don't want to scare you, Keira. Just tell me what happened," the one called Dax said calmly, and my heart skipped a beat at the intensity of his gaze. I calmed down a bit because I knew that look. I know I knew it. "I...I was running....away..I-""What?" Kai roared, cutting me off, his eyes blazing."Running away from where? Why would you want to leave after finding out you're our mate?" Riven, who hadn't spoken since finally scoffed and spoke up, his lips curling into a smirk. The pressure of their questions swirled in my head, and it made my vision spin and become dizzy. "Nothing. I was just tired of being looked down on, I thought I could start lif

  Keira's POV I lowered my head as I followed Kai back to school, my dress covered in mud and dirt. He didn't look affected, just carried that familiar nonchalant grace he always did.  Everyone turned to look at me, and right on cue, the murmurs started.   "It's the omega!" "I thought she was missing last night?" I heard someone snort.  "Why is she even back? She should've just died out there. I'm tired of her annoying pitiful look all the time," Another person chimed in.  "Right? Now the Dean would have his punching bag back. Does she think everyone falls for that victim thing she does? She's an omega. They're meant to step on her," her friend continued and they both laughed.  My breath caught in my lungs, suffocating and painful. Tears stung behind my eyes, but I didn't let them fall. They

 Kai's POV "I really don't get why you're so hot headed all the time," Dax growled at me after I snapped at Keira.  "I've made it clear that I don't like her, yet you refuse to respect that," I shot back.  "You need to realize that you're not just one person, and stop being irrational," Riven supported him.  "For someone who's in charge of her bullying, such things shouldn't matter to you," I said, running my hands through my hair. I was in the bathroom at school, staring at my reflection in the mirror. Riven and Dax didn't let my ears rest after I sent Keira going.  I didn't even get what they saw in her.  "What? Are you any better with how you ignore her all the time? Besides, it'll help me become her hero. That's what I'm going for," Riven said back, itching to come to the surface.  Handling t