Semua Bab LUNA'S CURSE; Her Three Messiahs: Bab 11 - Bab 20

Keira's POV I stood there, frozen in place, my mind echoing with the sound of her palm meeting my skin. The students around us had fallen silent, some staring in shock, others with smug smirks, glad to see the omega put back in her place. I blinked back tears as my eyes met hers. There was no guilt in her gaze, only frustration and something I couldn’t quite name. “What did you expect, Keira?” Her voice trembled, but not with regret. “Did you really think you could hide it forever? That I wouldn’t find out?”I swallowed hard, tasting blood from where my teeth had grazed the inside of my cheek. “I didn’t do anything,” I whispered, my voice sounding small even to my own ears. “I didn’t… I didn’t seduce anyone. I don’t even want this.”She scoffed and crossed her arms, her eyes darting to the students watching us with greedy curiosity. “Don’t lie to me,” she hissed, stepping closer until her face was inches from mine. “I’ve protected you for years, Keira. I let you stay with us. I ga

    Kai’s POV    “Stand straight.”    My father’s voice boomed through the Alpha Hall, cold and unforgiving like the marble floors beneath our feet. I clenched my jaw tighter, keeping my gaze forward. The moon insignia etched above his throne glinted under the morning light, casting harsh shadows across the hall. Shadows that matched the way his eyes burned as he looked at us.    “So, it’s true.” He leaned back in his throne, his heavy robes rustling as he shifted. “You three have found your fated mate.”    Silence followed his words. My chest tightened painfully at the memory of her face earlier today, eyes wide with confusion and fear, lips trembling as I yelled at her to go away. I forced the

 Keira's POV     I had never seen so many beautiful girls gathered in one place before.    The hall smelled of expensive perfume, fresh roses, and something sweet like vanilla cream. Gold and silver drapes flowed down the walls, shimmering under the morning light that streamed in through the tall glass windows. Dozens of girls stood in line, their dresses sparkling with crystals and delicate embroidery, hair styled into elegant curls and buns, makeup glowing like the goddess Selene herself had kissed their skin.    And then… there was me.    I shifted awkwardly in my place near the end of the line, my cheap borrowed dress clinging to my damp skin in the worst way. The faded pale blue fabric was too tight around my chest an

Keira’s POV“Is she… dancing?” someone whispered.“She actually knows how to move,” another voice said, surprise woven into their scorn.I lifted my arms, letting them flow with the rhythm. My feet glided across the cold marble floor, every spin and step telling a story words could never capture. Each movement was a silent scream of pain, hope, love, loss. My body became my voice, my tears became my song.I closed my eyes, letting their voices fade into a dull roar. Slowly, I let the music guide me. I imagined I was back home, on the grassy hills under the silver moonlight, my mother’s laughter in the breeze, my father’s soft hum beneath it. I let their memory carry me.When I stopped, the hall was silent. My chest heaved as I bowed low, refusing to meet anyone’s gaze. I felt their eyes crawling over me like insects, judging, hating, envying.The Alpha King’s voice broke the silence. “Take her away.”That was all he said. No praise. No insult. Just dismissal.Strong hands grabbed my a

  Keira’s POV “Move it!” The guard shoved me forward into the dark forest. I stumbled, nearly tripping over a root as tears burned behind my eyes. “Please… please don’t leave me here…” I whispered shakily. He sneered. “Survive or die. Either way, it’s none of my business, omega.” Then he turned and walked away, his armour clinking until his figure disappeared among the trees. Silence wrapped around me like cold water. My knees felt weak. This was the second phase of the trial, surviving in the forest for a night.  “Great. Just great,” I muttered, hugging myself tightly. “Alone, again.” I forced myself to keep walking. The forest was dark, shadows swallowing every flicker of moonlight. My stomach growled loudly, echoing in the silent night