Lahat ng Kabanata ng Revenage Wolf: Kabanata 11 - Kabanata 20

Today I’m having Ana come to the palace for her shopping day. I’ve acquired my fashion guru sister to help build Ana’s image as Luna because she is going to have a look when she is Luna on stage performing. She will also have an off stage appearance as well. Everything has to be crafted just right to make her launch successful. If she is popular Beldoore she might end up performing on one of the other three islands. Her launch needs to be flawless. There is a lot at stake with making things work with Ana. There isn’t just her music career. There is also the political aspect to this. Having Luna be a beloved pop star with a rock edge provides plenty of opportunities. There is no telling what the future holds. All I know is while I’m launch the career of a woman I’m very interested in seriously pursing in a relationship, I’m also potentially planning for a war depending on how things go with the werewolves. Dillion is working endlessly to appease all the werewolf council. Our trade agr

The last week, I’ve been back and forth between checking on my military bases and the castle. When I’m in the castle, I’m busy helping Ana get everything set up for her debut at my mom’s birthday celebration. Ana has been busy rehearsing and coming up with new songs. She told me I’m her muse, and I damn near asked her to marry me. I can’t explain the draw to her. I haven’t even been able to really pursue her the way I want because I’m distracted by duties to my people and helping Ana achieve her dream. It doesn’t leave much room for flirting, dating, and so on. The only real time we get together is in our texts, and that is definitely not enough. Ana is rehearsing today in the grand ballroom, the main ballroom for events, since her debut is tomorrow. I hope once she debuts, we can have a bit more time together. Especially, because we need rumors to start to fly that we might be a couple, and then we can confirm it. However, the rumors can’t start if we aren’t seen together or even ha

Watching Ana debut as Luna was spectacular. She nailed her performance on ever level, and she certainly impressed. Photos haven’t stopped being snapped around her. Right now, Ana is being praised by the queen herself, who I knew would love both Luna and Ana. There is already chatter around Luna and her ethereal voice. It’s exactly what I wanted for Ana. Being a popular singer gives her power. Power she will need to help her get revenge on those who wronged her. Sometimes revenge is violent and loud. Sometimes revenge is subtle and quiet. It’s the type of revenge that you don’t see coming, and the type that leads to positive influence. Revenge doesn’t always have to be a bad, wrong, or evil thing. Sometimes it’s what you need to lead you into the next era. Sometimes revenge is the only way one survives. That’s why the werewolves, who are being loud with their opinions that Beldoore is taking advantage of Celeste, will fail. They are far too loud and intense with their ideas that someo

My stomach flutters with anticipation as I follow one of the staff members through the castle. Dorian set up our date at the castle. The castle and its grounds are very large. Dorian did say that we are going to have a private date, as we aren’t wanting to alert the public to our relationship just yet. Part of me hates the idea because Robbie was always wanting to hide our relationship even if it was public. I was the fake girlfriend he was leading on to fool my dad into liking him. So, Dorian wanting to keep our relationship quiet for now makes me nervous. Then I remind myself that Dorian isn’t Robbie. Dorian’s reasons are logically, where Robbie’s always felt forced or silly. He wants to give me a moment to shine on my own before my music career becomes entwined with the royal family on a scale that won’t be easy to undo, which adds to the point of waiting being a good thing. Plus, Dorian and I need a chance to get to know one another privately before the public inserts itself in o

Surreal. That’s the best way to describe the last two weeks. We dropped my album and it flew off the charts. There is a part of me that can’t even believe people love my music. I used to my dad praising me, but part of me thought he had to. Now, I know for sure it wasn’t him just being nice or being blinded by his strong belief in my talent. Half of Beldoore thinks my music is amazing. It feels good to be appreciated for my talent. It’s what I always dreamed about. The best part is that I can send money to Aunt Judy to help her fix up the house because it needs repairs. In the hurricane of impending popularity from my debut being more successful than I could have dreamed, I’m on an interview tour. From video to radio I’ve been interviewed. It’s been an elating experience having people so interested in my music. To actually have people ask meaningful and enlightening questions about my music, my process, and so on is amazing. It’s what dad always wanted for me. I finally get to share