All Chapters of Finding their Luna at an all boys school: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

KAEL “Riven!!”a scream scratched the base of my throat as I tried to catch his head but it was too late, he had collapsed against the pillow. His eyes were rolled to the back of his head. A tight gasp escaped his lips. Fuck!! This was my fault. This was all my fault! I looked behind me, trying to get my brothers to help me when I saw the doctor. Rage boiled in my stomach. “Get in here! Now!” I ordered and the doctor tried to squeeze himself past me. I snarled. “W–what happened?” He stammered. I growled in response when Riven started to shake uncontrollably. “Riven,” I breathed out, my eyes flickering over his face uncontrollably. What should I do? Goodness! Tell me what to do! “Please, I can’t help if I don’t know—“ I don’t know where it came from but a snarl left my lips. My wolf rising to the surface. Rage. Anger. Fear all curdled as one in my chest. The doctor started to sweat, his back pressed against the dresser, knocking over everything that had be

ELARA Darkness releases me and I find myself laying once more in my palace. I drifted upwards from the floor, coughing through the sharp tang of blood. My pale hands shimmered with a deep impossible red. “You’re dying,” I snapped my head up in shock. That voice… “My baby girl,” her voice was exactly the way I remembered it. My eyes burned. I held the tears hostage. This wasn’t real. I breathed shallowly, afraid the grief would spill if I let it in too deep. Suddenly, cool hands glided over my shoulders and the tears dropped when they enfolded me in an embrace. I buried my head in her neck, her warmth like it had never been missed before. How was this even possible? “Mom” my voice trembled. She shushed me. Gently touching my cheeks as she caressed them softly. She was still the same. Blue eyes the colour of calm sea. Moon-white hair that used to fall over my face when she hugged me. Guilt ate at my heart. I couldn’t bear looking into the eyes of a woman so p

KAEL Rage pulsed through me. My fists curled tight. My legs kicked back, slamming against the door to Dorm 011. “What the—!!” Nyx shrieked, but his bravado faltered the instant I stepped in. There it was. The antidote, gleaming like a prize. I didn’t think. I moved. Nyx dove aside, but my fist smashed into the wall, splintering the wood. He recovered quickly, striking toward me, but I pivoted, eyes locked on him. “You know I’m doing you a favor. You should be thanking me. Ever since Riven came, you’ve been a little bitch, at least this way —“ My fist found his jaw before he could finish, snapping his head back. He fell, but I was on him again before he could rise, punches raining down. Blood ran down his face, one eye swelling shut. My fists itched to strike again. Nyx smirked weakly, trying to provoke me. “If I’d known how much you like your little… prize, I’d have taken him for myself.” I shattered his cheekbone with a punch, feeling the snap under my knuckles. Suddenly

KAEL We locked gaze at the last minute and I saw it. The way his lips trembled. The rush of anxiety. A tug of energy pulled at my chest. “I can’t” his voice, a whisper cut the room into two. Within minutes, I watched him walk out, his steps faltering a bit. My legs made an impulse to follow but I held myself back. He was fine. What was wrong with me? The clang of blades barely registered. My sparring partner was a blur in front of me, fists bouncing, sweat slicking his face. I should’ve been focused. I wasn’t. “Hope Riven doesn’t faint again,” someone muttered from the sidelines. My chest tightened. My wolf’s ears pricked, attention locking on that single word ‘faint’. I ground my teeth, shaking it off. Not my problem. Then another voice snickered, low but sharp. “He’s got the stamina of a corpse, maybe that’s why the ardents hover over him like undertakers.” Something inside me snapped. My head whipped around, eyes blazing. “Say that shit again,” I growled, voice

ELARA Cassidan and Kael looked like they’d tried to kill each other and failed miserably. Each brother, their eye as thick as a tennis ball, black and bruised, sides of it turned purple. They sat far from each other at the breakfast table, each one a heavy silence hanging over them. I slipped past them without a word. I was about to leave the room in total when Damon suddenly cleared his throat. I paused and turned. “Are you going out there, like that?” He suddenly asked and for a minute my heart skipped. Was my tape showing? My eyes trailed over my clothing in panic but quickly settled. What was wrong with how I was dressed? “It’s just that today’s not the day for that…” he pointed a finger towards the Lupinemore uniform and I frowned. “Just tell him,” Cassidan muttered, irritation dripping from every syllable. Damon sighed. “Today’s the start of Crescent Season. The sister school visits. We show off, parade a little, it makes the academy look good to attract A