Semua Bab Luna's Wrath: Reborn for Vengeance : Bab 41 - Bab 50

GRAY The pain in my body was unbearable. Every muscle ached, every breath felt like knives digging into my ribs, but none of it compared to the storm inside my chest. Myra.Where was she now?What had Reid done to her?My thoughts wouldn’t settle. They tore through me like a thousand sharp edges, leaving me raw, restless, afraid. Reid had never once hidden his dislike for her. His eyes always followed her with suspicion, with that cold disdain he thought no one noticed. Only God knew what horrors she was facing now.My heart drummed faster as I staggered through the forest, trying to follow the faint trace of her scent. The ground was damp, littered with crushed leaves, the air heavy with night’s silence. I pressed forward, desperate, every nerve on fire with urgency. But suddenly— I stopped.The trail vanished.I bent low, scanning, sniffing the air again. Myra’s scent wasn’t there anymore. My chest tightened as I realized, he had tricked me. A shred of cloth lay on the damp earth,

GRAY “What… what do you mean?” The words slipped out of me in a hoarse whisper, but they carried the weight of a boulder crushing my chest. My voice cracked as I stumbled back a step, staring at Martha as if her blind eyes could somehow meet mine. “How do you mean he’s your son? I never—” My throat tightened. “I never saw you with him.” But even as I said it, my mind betrayed me. Memories flickered like shards of glass, Martha lingering around Reid when we were younger, quietly slipping him food when no one else was watching. I had brushed it off as kindness back then. Now, it cut deeper, carrying meaning I hadn’t seen. “How? How is he your son?” I crouched in front of her, my hand reaching instinctively to help her stand, but she pulled away, staying on her knees, stubborn as ever. “It all happened years back…” she began, but her voice trailed into silence, her head shaking slowly as if dragging herself back into pain she had buried too deep. “Martha,” I growled, desperation bl

GRAY “What did you just say?” I thundered, striding toward him, each step shaking with the storm building inside me. My chest rose and fell fast, my voice raw with rage.Reid hung upside down, blood dripping from a cut on his jaw, his body straining against the ropes. His swollen lips curled into a sneer, his eyes burning with defiance. “You heard me! Don’t make me repeat myself!” His voice cracked, yet he still screamed like he wanted me to break.I didn't expect this from Reid.My patience snapped. I grabbed his head with one hand, my fingers digging into his sweat-slick hair, jerking his face up toward mine. His breath was hot, his jaw tight, his hatred pouring into me like fire.“Don’t piss me off!” I growled, my face inches from his. My teeth clenched so hard I thought they’d break.His chest heaved, but he didn’t flinch. “And what if I do? Huh? What’s going to happen?” His voice rose, daring me. “You’ll kill me like you said? Do it! Kill me! Cause like I said I'll be better off

GRAY “I'll take my leave now.” Myra’s voice cut through the tension in the room. She turned, her shoulders stiff, and started to walk away.Then she paused. Her eyes met mine briefly, sharp and unreadable. “And please…let’s keep our relationship professional. I’m just a soldier, and you’re the Alpha here.” Her tone was firm, but there was a subtle edge of something else, maybe caution. She left before I could even respond.I slumped into the nearest chair with a heavy thud. “Shit!” I muttered, burying my face in my hands. My chest felt like it might explode. That was a rejection. A real, full-on rejection. And from her. Myra was the first person to ever reject me like that. My blood boiled hotter than I expected.And what did she just say? That she has someone else she likes? Who the hell is that? My mind raced, and the ache in my chest turned sharp and fiery. I slammed my fists on the armrest. “Someone out there! Now!” I bellowed.A guard appeared instantly, bowing low, eyes wide. “

MYRA For a moment, I didn’t move. His lips pressed against mine, warm, stealing the very breath from my chest. My eyes flew wide, but my body betrayed me, my knees went weak, my heart thundered like it wanted to break free.It was wrong. I knew it was wrong. Yet my lips tingled, my skin burned, and a strange shiver rushed down my spine. Then my mind caught up. My stomach twisted, heat crashing into fury. What was I doing? What was he doing?I shoved him, hard, palms slamming into his chest. He staggered back a step.“How dare you!” I snapped, my voice sharp, almost shaking with fury. My hands flew up in the air, ready to strike again, but then movement caught the corner of my eye. Soldiers. They were approaching fast. My anger faltered, and I immediately lowered my hands, curling them into fists at my sides.Gray’s jaw tightened, his shoulders stiff as his voice boomed across the air. “What are you doing here? I told you to leave!” His eyes blazed at them, his tone sharp enough to