All Chapters of When The Moon Hides Her Crown: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

RONANI knew I’d messed up but I hadn’t expected to fuck things up this badly. Seraphina didn’t just avoid me, she ghosted me like I never existed. She’d switch directions the second she spotted me coming, vacate any space I was already in, and if we happened to be stuck in the same place, like the training grounds where walking away wasn’t an option, she’d treat me like I was invisible. After what I saw between her and Finn, his fingers brushing her lips, the way he smiled at her with that cocky charm, I’d barely kept from tearing the whole place apart. The way he looked at her, talked to her; it was obvious, Finn was more than interested in Seraphina. And what was worse? She hadn’t pushed him away. She let him touch her. Comfortable. Familiar. Like I’d never existed at all. Calming down after seeing them like that? Was fucking impossible. But I swallowed it, locked it in a cage, because I didn’t want to blow it any further. Not after how I’d already snapped the night she came back

SERAPHINAWhat did she just say? My eyes snapped wide. “Love quarrel?”Did she find out I was a woman? Or worse, was it Ronan’s love interest that had me caught? “Don’t think I didn’t notice,” she smirked.My stomach dropped. Even Phina froze inside me, realizing Grace might have caught on. If that was the case, I was in serious trouble because she wasn’t just anyone. She was Alpha Gideon’s daughter and the soulmate of Alpha Jude. Two Alpha instructors who could expel me faster than I could blink.“Your face tells me that I’m right,” she said, her smirk turning downright wicked. My pulse thundered in my ears, my legs threatening to give out. She leaned in, her voice silky. “Don’t worry. Nowadays, it’s normal.”Normal?Every worst-case scenario flashing through my head came to a screeching halt. “Normal?” I echoed.A she-wolf sneaking into an all-boys Alpha academy in disguise was normal?“Since when?” I blurted.She gave me a baffled look. “What century are you living in? Of course i

SERAPHINAWhy did none of them question me? Where had I disappeared? What happened?The more I thought about it, the more a strange heaviness began to coil deep in my chest, tangled with the odd way they’d all been treating me the past few days.“Cat got your tongue, Seth Darven? Or can’t you come up with an excuse when you’re suddenly called out?” Cassius sneered, yanking me from my thoughts.“He just can’t admit in front of Grace that he’s nothing but a pussy,” Reed drawled.The clearing burst into laughter. I stared at the fool spewing nonsense, desperate to be a hero in front of the others.Before I could speak, a growl ripped through the air, deep and sharp enough to silence the clearing. Even I jolted.“Speaking ill can get you killed sometimes, you know,” Finn’s cold voice cut through the noise like a blade. His eyes locked on Reed, and for a brief moment, even Reed’s smirk faltered. “Seth Darven was with us, risking his life, going into the underground brothel as a dollboy jus

RONANSince childhood, I’d never truly known what desire was. Anything my eyes lingered on, my father would place at my feet. From gilded toys to brand-new cars, everything I could ever want was always waiting within reach.When I came of age he began lining women up in my room, noble-born Alpha daughters, alluring Omegas with flawless smiles. Yet stripped bare, they were all the same just flesh and bone, with no spark behind their eyes.None of them stirred me. The rut was never as agonizing as watching those women throw themselves at me, each one predictable in her intentions, either chasing Luna's title or desperate to be knocked up, hoping to claw their way higher in the pack hierarchy.It was all so painfully transparent. Irritating, even. In twenty-four years of life, I had never met a woman who could hold my attention, much less someone I’d want to call my princess.Until I met her.“You have won, princess.”She was the one that made me taste what an actual desire was. The one I

 RONANLater, the academy wolves came to clean the mess in the clearing. Alpha Jude left without ceremony, not wanting to disturb the party, while Healer Aran lingered, barking orders and imposing the work on the wolves under him. His assistants carried Reed away in silence.The party resumed, though the air was different now, muted. Some of the Alphas had gone quiet, their earlier arrogance tamed. Cassius had slunk away, humiliated, his pride stripped in front of everyone.I sat back, wine in hand, but my attention never left her.Across the clearing, Seraphina stood beside Grace, who seemed determined to chatter her ear off. Seraphina responded with controlled grace, offering a laugh here, a polite tilt of her head there. The way she stood shoulders straight, chin lifted, radia