All Chapters of Finding their Luna at an all boys school: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

ElaraWhen the Luna flew across the room because of me, the sound kept replaying in my head. Her body hitting the wall. The way her eyes widened. The shock on her face. I didn’t mean to hurt her. I didn’t even know what happened. It felt like something inside me had snapped and burst out before I could hold it down.I was still laying on the bed staring at my shaking hands. They looked normal but bandaged. I knew something horrible was hiding under my skin, just waiting to explode again. The numbness in my body had grown heavier. It felt like the world was pressing down on me, drowning me in slow motion. I didn’t feel pain, just emptiness. A sharp breath left my lips when I heard footsteps rushing down the hall. Then the guards outside suddenly scrambled away. I heard one gasp, one mutter “she’s awake,” then their footsteps running far, far away from my door.Why were they running? Are they scared of me?I pushed myself up. My arms trembled so badly I almost slipped, but I forced my

KaelMy entire body was vibrating with anger I was struggling to keep under control. I clenched my teeth and curled my fist into a ball while I kept my body wedged at the doorway. "You cannot go in, mother!" I stood my ground. Even if that ground seemed like it was sinking sand. She tried to look above my shoulders but I blocked her view, insisting that she left. "Why did you take her out of the chamber I kept her in?" She asked, her voice was stiff as she spoke. I could see the anger dripping from the corners of her lips. "Why wouldn't I take her out, when you kept her imprisoned there?!" "Give her back to me, Kael. You don't know what you're doing. You're under her spell!""I am not under any spell!" I said through gritted teeth. The last thing I was going to do was to let mother get to Elara. Her and father's threats still rang like a school bell in my head. I wouldn't risk her going close to her, now that I knew Elara was alive. "Move out of the way!" She ordered again, "Yo

Kael "You know what, there's no need to say anything. I wouldn't believe either way." I said and walked out before I said something else I couldn’t take back.Elara’s eyes had followed me as I left and something about that look made my gut twist. She didn't begging, she didn't even try to defending herself. She looked like she was… done.I pushed the thought away and kept walking, pacing down the hallway fast enough that my breath grew sharp. I needed answers, and I needed my brothers.I walked back into Damon's room, he looked like he had just woken up. Cassidan was still furious about being locked up and even more furious about Mother. And I—I didn’t know what to believe.They both looked up when I entered, “You look like death,” Cassidan said bluntly.“Good,” I muttered. “Because everything is a mess.”Damon frowned. “What happened now?”I shut the door behind me. “I don't even know where to start from, it's something I can’t explain..... Elara....and mother...” my voice trailed

DamonWe waited a few more minutes in silence after mother had left. The silence was so deafening, that it drowned out the throbbing in my chest. I held a wall nearby for support so I wouldn't collapse to the ground. My knees grew wobbly as time inched by. From the look on Kael's face, it looked like he already had his mind made up. He still looked as adamant. I couldn't say same for I and Cassidan. I had a valid excuse to cower before mother's request. I was in no sound health to fight for Elara's freedom even though I desperately wanted to. I felt a jab of pain cut through my chest like lightning. I clutched hard as I squinted, as though that would subdue the pain—it didn't. Instead, the pain intensified. "Can...can we go back to my chamber now?!" I forced myself to say, though my voice broke out in a whisper. "Good gods. Damon. We're so sorry, let's get you back to your chamber quickly." Cassidan said and rushed to my side. He held me and peeled my hand off the wall. He thr

The Luna. I did not go to my husband right away.Rushing him would have failed, because the Alpha does not respond to pressure, not when it comes from me. He responds to reason, to fear carefully dressed as care and to familiarity. So I waited....I had to. I washed the blood from my hands and changed out of my clothes. I chose a gown that was the color of calm skies, the one he had once told me made me look gentle.By the time I walked toward the council wing, I steadied my breathing. I didn't want him to be able to guess my intentions. I found him standing over the map table when I entered, his back was turned to me, his shoulders looked tense. I could tell from the way he held himself that he was deliberating on something—something that seemed very important. He sensed my presence even without turning around. "You're not resting yet." I said softly to him. "How can I rest, my dear wife? With everything going on in my kingdom, how can I rest?" With the way he spoke, i could te