Todos os capítulos de The Luna He Couldn't Break : Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 10

"You will never be anything to me. I have told you this before, stupid bitch."His voice thundered through the room. His hand clamped around my throat, pinning me to the wall. My bones trembled. My feet dangled off the floor, toes scraping desperately against the wall for balance, for air, for mercy.“But… you promised me,” I gasped, clutching his wrist, my nails digging into his skin. “You said you’d protect me. What did I do to deserve this, Lucien?”He didn’t flinch. His eyes, once warm, were dead now, cold as steel. He said nothing. Just the long silence filled the room until it screamed louder than his rage.He hurled me across the room like I was nothing more than garbage.I hit the wall hard. The sharp crack of impact rang in my ears, pain exploding down my spine and radiating through my ribs. I collapsed to the floor in a heap, coughing and trembling. My vision swam. The air was thick with dust and old memories.My wolf inside, groveling for help, whimpered. I was too weak to

As my transformation took hold, my eyes flared with a deep crimson light. Fangs extended, nails split and regrew, and my bones cracked as they stretched and realigned. My true nature clawed its way to the surface.Before the guards could intervene, I lunged straight for Elsa. Just as I was about to strike, a powerful force caught me mid-air and held me suspended. My wolf writhed, instinctively searching for the source of the interference, but I had no time to react. A pulse of energy slammed me across the hall like a discarded doll. My back crashed into the wall with a bone-jarring thud. Dazed, barely able to breathe, I lifted my head, and then I saw him.Thorne Varkas.That was when I realized I had already lost.Darkness closed in fast.I watched as my wolf spirit slipped from my body, dragged into an abyss of shadows. Hailey and I, once connected, were torn apart. Our hands lost grip, and I plummeted into the void alone.Everything dissolved into blackness as I collapsed, unconscio

I couldn’t believe what I had just heard.“For how long has this been?” I asked, my voice trembling, barely holding back the tears.“For the past three years, my child,” he replied in a quiet, solemn tone.Cancer. Stage three.My chest tightened.“Why didn’t you tell me, Father? All these years you kept this from me? How could you?”He let out a heavy breath. “I’m sorry you had to find out this way. I knew you were going through so much already… I didn’t want to burden you further.”I stared at him in disbelief. “I’m your daughter, for fuck’s sake! You don’t get to decide how much I can handle. You should have told me.”“I just wanted to protect you, Anna. I wanted you to be happy,” he murmured, eyes dark with regret.I hugged him tightly, trying to offer whatever comfort I could, even as my heart crumbled in my chest.“Have you tried using a healer?”“Yes. Her magic kept me going for a while. For three years, she held the disease at bay. But now… it’s no longer working. My wolf took

"Did I awaken something inside you?"Lucas's voice came from behind, quiet but cutting through the room like a blade. The kind of question that wasn’t meant to be answered out loud. The kind that demanded a truth you weren’t ready to face.I turned slowly. He leaned against the dresser, arms crossed, one leg tucked behind the other like he was enjoying a private show. Like I was some performance he’d been waiting to see unfold.Something curled in my chest. A lingering heat that had no business being there. My skin tingled. My breath still hadn’t steadied. Whatever happened between us, it hadn’t just been a moment. It had been a shift. A spark that refused to die.“I don’t know,” I whispered, my voice shaking more than I liked. My feet shuffled back without meaning to. “I don’t know what that was.”His expression didn’t change, but something behind his eyes flickered. Just for a second. “You morphed.”My body tensed. “What?”“You changed,” he said slowly, like he was trying to convin

I stared, frozen. He was standing now. Tall, lean, eerily familiar. His eyes met mine with the same stunned disbelief I must’ve worn on my face. My breath hitched. This has to be a dream. A cruel one. Or a vision. Or maybe I’d finally lost my mind. Because the man standing in front of me looked exactly like Lucas. Same sharp jawline. Same tousled dark hair that fell across his forehead in perfect disarray. But his aura… no. This wasn’t Lucas. I would've known. Lucas didn’t have a twin. Right? But then, why had no one ever mentioned this? Not in school, not during the formal dinners, not even in hushed pack gossip. And I would’ve remembered a face like his. He stretched with a lazy yawn, like I’d just interrupted the best nap of his life. His arms lifted overhead, shirt riding up slightly to reveal a line of toned muscle before falling back into place. Then, slowly, he walked toward me. My heart thudded louder in my chest. He stopped right in front of me. His gaze