Lahat ng Kabanata ng Drawing Her Fate: Luna's Redemption: Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 30

Sebastian’s POV The aura of the Alpha snapped across the man before me—tense, controlled fury as he struggled to resist my command. It clung to him like a stormcloud until, at last, he released Alexandra’s hand. She looked up at me, shocked and vulnerable, her brows drawing together as if she was unsure whether to thank me or curse me. Then suddenly Cristine arrived. Gliding toward us with her signature glossy hair and ever-present plastic smile, she was the last person I wanted to see right now—especially with my brother, Xavier, trailing behind her. It's just perfect. Cristine flicked her hair off her shoulder and tilted her head. “Girlfriend? I didn’t know you were dating anyone.” Her eyes glinted, burning with jealousy. That flash, I hadn’t realized how much I’d missed it. “Yes, I also found my pure love” I replied softly, emphasizing pure love, a pointed echo of what she once claimed to have with Xavier. My tone was cold but satisfied. Her gaze swept to Alexandra, e

Mirabel’s POV My heart thundered in my chest. I knew I was walking a razor’s edge seing Rob. One wrong move, and I could lose everything—my title, my future. But my body didn’t care. It craved him. The way he touched me, the way he knew me… Gods, he was just so good in bed. But at the same time, I was terrified, If that camera flash hadn’t been my imagination, then someone had been watching me—and I had no doubt it was Leo’s doing I needed answers. Now. The timing was perfect. Leo’s father had just gone into his study. The corridor outside was empty, the perfect opportunity. I crept to the door,hoping they wouldn’t just discuss pack-related crap. I was right. I didn’t have to wait long. “Are you sure about that?” Alpha Jacob’s voice was deep, cautious. “Yes,” Leo replied, sounding tired. “I tried to talk to Lexy, but the Lycan prince interrupted us. They’re dating. I stand no chance against him.” What? He met Lexy. And she is with a prince. Useless, wolfless Lexy? Dating a pri

Mirabel’s POV I finished my “yoga” session, savouring the taste of Rob in my mouth. I couldn’t get enough of him, but I had to leave — it was time for the big show. I touched the thin blood bag strapped to my inner thigh, hidden beneath loose sweatpants. Humming a melody, I waited in the shadow near the staircase. I was expecting Alexandra to show up. According to the detective’s report, she attended ballet classes and was never late. So, she had to arrive soon. A few minutes later, the parking door opened, and a familiar figure with ginger locks started climbing the stairs toward the lobby. As expected, she didn’t use the elevator. I stepped out of the shadows. “Hello, Lexy!” I said loudly, and she swiftly turned. Alexandra’s POV I stood face to face with Mirabel, who gave me a sly smile. “Hi,” I said,

Mirabel’s POV I was supposed to win an Oscar for such a stellar performance. My tears and wailing were so realistic. Even though no one actually saw me fall, everyone believed me, and Tina even sided with me in front of Leo, confirming my story. I was certain Leo was still looking for an excuse to prove Lexy innocent, but all the odds were stacked against her. I felt horrible having to pretend to grieve for a lost pup and to remain physically and emotionally fragile. I had already been moved from the hospital ward to my bedroom, which was filled with flowers and gifts from both current and former pack members showing their support. Even Megan sent me her condolences and flowers. I messaged every Luna I knew to let them know what had happened to me. Lexy definitely wouldn’t be warmly welcomed at the ball. What a shame, I’d have to miss it. It was one of the finest annual events, and Lexy’s face when everyone gave he

Sebastian’s POV As we entered the ballroom, filled with guests, all eyes were on us. The crowd fell silent. Admiring glances of unmated she-wolves were directed at me while Alexandra received hateful, poisonous looks. Clearly, some of those she-wolves were jealous. She is dating the prince, after all, and I was considered the second most desirable bachelor in the kingdom, right after my brother. But something else was at play, and I heard whispers: “Yes, she’s the one. She pushed the Luna.” “So jealous that she pushed a pregnant she-wolf.” “Is the prince not enough for her?” “Bitch.” “Pup murderer.” “Not even pretty—evil whore.” “Now we know how she got her exhibition successful—whoring around.” The vile rema