All Chapters of Surviving As The Villainess: Rise Of The Reborn Luna Princes: Chapter 11 - Chapter 19

Chapter 11AVALINEThe performance was flawless, designed to make the brothers feel protective towards her and also guilty as well. And it worked perfectly. Both Dion and Alistar immediately moved to comfort her, their faces filled with rage as they turned back to look at me."Look what you've done," Dion snarled. "You've made her cry.""Stop acting righteous," Alistar spat out angrily as he continued speaking. "Stop pretending like you know what it's like to suffer when you've never had to fight for anything in your life."The accusation was so absurd that I almost laughed. Never had to fight for anything? I had spent my entire life fighting for scraps of their attention, and had degraded myself over and over again trying to win their approval. And in the end, I died for it.But before I could respond, Dion slapped me out of the blue that sent me staggering backward. I could feel myself losing vision as my mouth was filled with blood from the wound I had, when I bit myself."You se

Chapter 13AVALINELucerion's eyes lit up with interest as he looked up at Zirael and spoke, with a smug look on his face like he was teasing Zirael. "The ones where they're going to parade eligible females in front of you, trying to gain your attention or hope you would screw one of them and get them pregnant so they can hold a child over your head. How delightfully primitive.""Indeed," Zirael agreed, though his tone suggested he found the entire concept distasteful as he rolled his eyes before speaking. "Though I suspect Monroe has ulterior motives for the invitation."I felt a chill run down my spine as I remembered my conversation with Alpha Monroe. He had been interested in the possibility of sending me to Hidden Haven, of using me as a diplomatic offering to strengthen the alliance between our packs. If Zirael was planning to attend the mating ceremonies himself, it meant my fate might be decided sooner than I had anticipated."Can we go now?" Aida asked in a small voice, her

Chapter 15ZIRAELI felt him pout against my neck, like someone who looked miserable because he wasn't offered candy when I didn't immediately offer my throat. "Later," I said firmly, keeping my foot down on this. "When we're not in a bathtub in someone else's territory.""Promise?" he asked, pulling back to look at me with those pale eyes that seemed to see through my soul."Promise," I confirmed, reaching up to stroke his damp hair as I pushed it gently from his face before adding. "Now help me wash, so we will be done quickly and then we can continue this conversation somewhere more comfortable."An hour later, we were settled on the couch in the sitting room, both of us were dressed in loose clothing that wouldn't affect our movement at all yet making it easily accessible if he needed to feed.. I had taken my usual position in the corner of the couch where I was pouring through some newspapers that had been kept here with some magazines, while Lucerion had draped himself across

Chapter 17 Zirael and I exchanged a look. We were able to understand what little Aida was still innocent of– the human woman had apparently been providing personal service to the Alpha's sons, and her withdrawal from that role had created tension among the other servants, so they were taking out their frustration on the little girl, because they felt, it was because of Aida, that her mum stopped."The woman who hurt you," Zirael continued carefully, trying not to alarm Aida whom we had already gotten to slowly trust us that we wanted to help, "was she angry on behalf of the brothers, or for her own reasons?"Aida's brow furrowed in concentration trying to remember it well. "I think... I think she was angry because now she has to do some of the work Mummy used to do. And she doesn't like Mummy very much anyway.""Why doesn't she like your mother?" I asked, though I was beginning to suspect the answer."Because Mummy is prettier," Aida said bluntly, not skipping a beat as I fought the

Chapter 19The servant quarters, when we finally reached them, were worse than I had imagined. The rooms were barely large enough for a single person, with thin walls that would provide no privacy and doors that looked like they could be broken down without much struggle. The entire area felt more like a prison than a house."This is where you live?" I asked, unable to keep the disbelief from my voice."It's not so bad," Aida said defensively, though her tone suggested she was trying to convince herself as much as us. "We have our own room, and there's a window that lets in light during the day."I exchanged glances with Lucerion, seeing my own horror reflected in his pale eyes. As we approached what I assumed was their room, I noticed someone pacing anxiously in front of the door. It was a middle-aged woman in servant's clothing, her face creased with worry as she wrung her hands."Aida!" she called out when she spotted us, relief flooding her features. "Thank the Moon Goddess you