Lahat ng Kabanata ng Finding their Luna at an all boys school: Kabanata 181 - Kabanata 190

Elara It had been two days since we got back from that forest. Two days since I last Mara. Not only was I confused and lost, but I was scared. Had I been brought out here so I could be abandoned? I waited for the voice in my head to come back—the same voice that had been leading me, but everything was silent and blank. It was like everything and everyone had abandoned me. I measured the hours by the ache in my stomach and the silence around me. I had thought that Mara would return at some point, but she didn't. The small place she had left me in felt colder each time I woke up.At first, I told myself she would come back soon. Priestesses were strange, always disappearing and returning when they pleased. But by the second day, my hunger had become sharp and painful. My hands trembled when I tried to stand. My thoughts felt slow, like they were moving through thick water.I had no strength left to wait.I pushed open the door and stepped outside. The light hurt my eyes. The forest

Elara I woke up to the alpha on top of me. Not only was he on top of me... He was...No it couldn't be! I tried to move under him, that was when I felt something flaccid stuffed inside of me. I swallowed hard, my lips parting in fear. Please goddess, don't let it be what I think it is. I tried to move again and saw that my left breast was exposed, his fingers clutching my nipple. I flung his hand away with the speed of light. I summoned as much strength as I could and pushed the alpha off me. His manhood flapped out of from between my legs, his semen spattering across the floors. I almost gagged at the sight of his exposed manhood. I scrambled from the floor, standing up to my feet. I felt a thick moistness in my legs. The insides of my thigh, just below my vagina made squishy noises as I moved. I looked down to see the alpha's semen dripping from the inside of my thighs and trickiling down my legs. I gagged again and rushed out of the room, grabbing the walls for support to p

CassidanThe room had stopped feeling like a room after the second day. By the fourth day, it felt more like a box meant to hold something dangerous until it either calmed down or broke. The stone walls were bare, the single window was too high for me to reach, the air was always cool no matter how long I sat or paced. I had traced every crack in the wall with my eyes so many times I could see them even when I closed my eyes.I had stopped counting the hours. I counted heartbeats instead.It had been four days. Four days of hell. Four days of torment and torture. Four days since I'd seen the sun. Four days since I'd seen my brothers. As usual when it got to midday, the door was slightly opened by a guard, the sound scraped against my nerves. I turned sharply, already braced for whatever came next. Two guards stepped inside without making a word, they stood rigidly and between them was a maid carrying a tray of food, my first meal of the day. She looked small with her hunched shoulde

KaelSubtly, I reached for the sword, dangling it in front of them. The healer scampered away from where she stood, rushing towards the guards. "Now, you two listen to me. Get me out if here else, you're both going to die either way." I said to them and I meant every word that I said. They locked at each, as thought they were communicating silently amongst each other. Then they turned their gazes back at me. "I saod open tbe door!" I barked, brandishing the weapon still. "Kael, please, I beg of you, put the weapon down and listen to me." The healer begged, stretching her hands out towards me, motioning for me to calm down. I didn't bat an eyelid her way. My gaze rested on the guards. "Kael...your majesty." She continued, "They have orders from the king not to let you out of here untilyou have been completely healed."I turned to look at her slowly, "Do i look like I'm not healthy enough?" I shot at her. I turned the edge of of the sword slowly to myself. "If you two don't ope

The lunaI did not go to the forest in haste, there was not a need to, so I went with purpose instead. My steps were steady as I marched past the last line of palace guards and into the narrow path that led deep into the trees. I took as many guards with me as possible. I gave the instructions for them to hide in the trees while only two watched me closely. The air changed the moment the palace disappeared behind us. The forest had always carried this damp, ancient smell, thick with moss and earth, but today there was something else tangled in it, something familiar that made my stomach tighten.I chose to ignore the smell because I had to place my focus on Mara and Elara. I had trusted her with Elara because I had no other choice. Because I needed time, because I needed control. And because I believed that fear and power, when used carefully, could still be shaped into obedience.But as I continued to walk, unease crept under my skin, signalling that something had gone wrong. Now