Semua Bab Finding their Luna at an all boys school: Bab 41 - Bab 50

ELARA I froze. Nyx’s grin was the same as if I could forget. Mocking and cruel. I couldn’t breathe. The last time I saw him, he had nearly killed me and Kael had shattered sixteen of his bones. No one should be standing after that. According to what the boys had told me. If they hadn’t gotten there in time Kael would have killed him. “How…” My voice caught in my throat. “You shouldn’t be here.” Even for me that was pathetic. Where was all my bravado? My sauciness? Or was it because I was still reeling from Kael’s drama and the recent discovery about a curse? Nyx tilted his head, dark eyes glinting with something far worse than amusement. “Shouldn’t I? Did you really think I’d stay broken because of Kael? You underestimate me, little fraud.” Little fraud!? I searched his eyes for a clue but nothing gave up. The way he said it made my stomach twist. I stumbled back, my shoulders hitting the wall. He stepped closer. Each movement was slow, deliberate, like he want

KAELShit.I walked right into that one. Cassidan wasn’t the best at deciphering most situations like Damon and I but he had done quite a good job.How do I tell Cassidan or even Damon that I knew about the curse thing not just because it happened to me but because I had kissed Riven full on the lips.That Infact that was the only thing I kept replaying in my head for two days straight.That I was scared at how jealous I had grown when I saw him laughing with a classmate at the fields the other day.I couldn’t. Cassidan couldn’t bear such truth and Damon shouldn’t get confused now that I’ve managed to convince him about what I think.I scoffed and straightened my back.“You don’t have to believe me Cassidan, but remember that I’m here when you’ve finally experienced it and I’ll be sure to I told you so to death,” I said dismissively and Cassidan shook his head.He may hide it but for some weird reason, I saw the relief filter into his shoulders. He waved us off and began to walk away.

ELARAI thought my heart would never stop racing.The fog, the water, the silence. I could smell that I had company but it wasn’t until his moan came that I turned in shock.I had been praying it was a dream but Cassidan’s moan did something to me.And when my eyes went to his towel, the strain…I damn nearly wanted to rip it off.I’d known he was there before I dared to turn. I’d felt the prickle of his presence against my skin, every instinct screaming that someone was watching. But I hadn’t expected to see the hunger in his eyes. The towel tented at his hips. I hadn’t expected to feel so much heat from just looking at him. Kael has always looked like a war god in my eyes but Cassidan was something more…erotic.His hair, a golden brown in a curly mess made him look like he carried a halo. He was angelic where it mattered and he was hot where it mattered most.His chest rose and fell like a man on the edge of breaking. I was already falling and breaking.if that knock hadn’t come…I

DAMONI thought I’d seen Cassidan at his worst before—bloodied in sparring, feverish from training too long, even broken from the weight of Father’s demands. But nothing compared to the sight of him thrashing on that bed, eyes wild, claws tearing at the air as if he were fighting something none of us could see.Kael and I had held him down. The doctors had shoved a needle into his neck. And just before he went under, Cassidan’s lips formed a broken word—the c—c—then silence swallowed him.Now, hours later, the silence was worse than the screams.I leaned against the wall outside the infirmary, my fists digging into my thighs. My shoulders were trembling, though I tried to hide it. Kael had already turned to stone, face hard, eyes narrowed in thought. He always shut down when emotions ran too deep. I wasn’t built that way. My chest was still aching from hearing my brother beg us not to let them sedate him.“What the hell happened to him?” I muttered.Kael didn’t answer. His mind was al

DAMONKael’s hand slammed against the stall again, the wood groaning under the force. I caught his wrist before he could punch straight through. His body was rigid, trembling with the kind of restrained violence that came when his wolf pressed too close to the surface. The faint glow of his veins told me how close he was to losing it.“Enough,” I said, planting my voice firm, though my chest tightened with nerves.He swung his head toward me, his eyes glowing amber instead of the blue-green they normally carried. “You don’t understand what’s happening, Damon. Something’s wrong with him. This is my chance to uncover whatever secret he’s hiding,” His words were clipped, every syllable like broken glass.“I know,” I answered evenly. “But you ripping the door off its hinges isn’t going to help him or you, considering a teacher walks in on you destroying school property.” Kael’s chest rose and fell sharply, his jaw tight. I could hear his teeth grinding together. His wolf was pacing, snar