Lahat ng Kabanata ng Luna's Wrath: Reborn for Vengeance : Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 30

GRAY“Whoever is there, show yourself now!” I shouted, my voice cutting through the thick air as I moved towards the sound I’d heard earlier.I wasn’t imagining it.Someone was there.I could feel it, an unfamiliar energy still lingering in the space. Whoever it was had heard something they shouldn’t have, and I wasn’t about to let that slide.“Alpha,” Reid's voice came firmly behind me, halting my steps. “It’s nothing. The crates probably fell on their own. I already checked. No one is there. We’re just tired, overthinking.”I stared at him, my eyes narrowing. His tone was calm, but I could see the slight twitch in his jaw, he knew I wasn’t convinced. Neither was he, not really. He just didn’t want me riled up.“Let’s go to your chamber,” he added quietly. “You need rest.”My fists clenched.He didn’t understand. If someone truly overheard what I said, about the girl, about my condition, everything wou

MYRA/ SELENE Reid appeared again, shoving me aside just like he did the last time.My heart jumped into my throat as my mind flashed back to when they nearly caught me hiding. That moment haunted me, the fear, the pounding silence, the cold dread crawling up my spine.“Are you alright, Alpha?” Reid asked, his brows furrowed in deep concern, his eyes scanning Alpha Gray’s body as if expecting to see him collapse any second.“I’m fine,” Alpha Gray muttered, brushing past me, one hand gripping his side where he’d been injured earlier. His other hand trembled slightly, but he masked it with forced authority.“I’ve told you never to push her again!” he barked suddenly, turning sharply toward Reid.Reid froze, caught off guard, his mouth slightly parted in shock. His throat bobbed as he swallowed hard, trying to speak.“I… I’m sorry for that,” he stammered, voice quieter now. Then he looked at me. “Are you alright?”

GRAY The book in my hands was open, but my eyes weren’t reading a damn thing.Myra, was all that was on my mind.Her face, etched with disappointment, with something raw, something I couldn’t name, kept flashing through my mind like a curse. Her clenched jaw, the way her lips trembled, like she had so much to say but swallowed it whole. It was eating me alive.With a grunt, I slammed the book shut and tossed it to the side of the table.“Shit,” I muttered under my breath, pressing the heels of my hands into my eyes. “Why do I even care if she’s upset? What’s it got to do with me?”But the truth clawed at my chest, refusing to let go.A knock jerked me out of my thoughts.“Come in,” I barked, sitting straighter in my chair.The door creaked open and Frakas stepped in, bowing low with a scroll clutched in his hands. “Greetings, Alpha.”“You brought the list of warriors going with me to Silver Cl

MYRA/SELENE Jace looked at me like he’d seen a ghost. His eyes widened, lips slightly parted, body stiff, frozen in place as if my voice alone had pierced through his intoxicated daze.What was wrong with him?His face was flushed, his movements slow and unstable. I could smell the alcohol on him before he even moved an inch. The bitter scent of rich liquor clung to his skin, wrapping around him like a second coat. The closer he came, the stronger it hit me.I wanted to hurt him, so badly. I wanted to see him bleed the same way I had. To make him beg. But I couldn’t, not here. Not now. I had to hold myself back. Not just for me but for the plan.Alpha Gray was still watching. I felt his eyes like needles at the back of my neck. Lurking at the edge of the trees, half-shrouded in shadow. He hadn’t left since we arrived. When he confronted me earlier for being there, I’d lied straight to his face. Told him it was just a chance, that I

GRAY My heart almost split in two the moment I heard Jace’s words."I’ll only forgive you if you become my concubine."What the hell did he just say?The audacity burned my ears. My hands clenched into fists before I could stop myself. My jaw locked. My breathing turned harsh. I wanted to rip him apart right there, tear that arrogant smirk off his face.Why? Why was I feeling this much rage?Why did it matter so much what he said to her?She was a rogue. Just a rogue.And yet, here I was, angry, protective… jealous?I shook my head slightly, trying to dismiss the knot growing tighter in my chest. I shouldn’t care. I shouldn’t. But I did.I cared far too much.Before I could make a move, she slowly stood from the floor where she'd been forced to kneel. Her face was pale but composed. Her lips trembled, but not with fear, with fury.Then, without a moment’s hesitation, she spat