All Chapters of Moonlight Knows My Name : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Eve’s POV Astrid’s scream sliced through the trees when she finally woke upI thought she was unconscious, she had barely moved after my wolf forced her down. But now she lurched upright with a ferocity that would make one think of insanity.Her eyes were wild and desperate, shining with strange recognition, they remained fixed on the faint markings glowing across my skin.“No,” she choked out. “No, no, no, impossible!”Malik stepped in front of me instantly, a protective wall of muscle and rage. “Stay back,” he growled, voice low and sharp. “You don’t come near her again.”But Astrid barely looked at him. Her entire being stayed stunned as she pointed at me, shaking so violently she had to grip a tree to keep herself steady.“That mark,” she whispered. “That… that mark” Her voice fractured. She gagged on air, as though the words fought her. “it belongs to her.”My stomach dropped, who was she referring to? Malik’s wolf surged beneath his skin. “Enough with the drama, Astrid.” “It’

Dorian’s POVI had not heard from the duo since they left, as I went farther into the forest, I noticed the strange air in it, I would know, after all this was the same forest I had walked all my life, here I had haunted with father, sparring with Malik until we couldn’t feel our hands no more, it was here I saw Eve for the for at time. No, dont go there, Dorian. Anyway, I knew this place too well to notice the change in it, I began to worry for Malik and Eve “Malik!” I called into the forest. My voice rang against the trees and died without a response. No birds nor wind, not even the usual rustle of creatures. It was just my voice and the dread I felt. I tightened my grip on the blade strapped to my hip. Malik and Eve had been gone for far to long to call it a simple mission. When they didn’t reach on, I waited for an hour at least and then another, I knew Malik and he was everything but a careless person, and Eve herself was fragile, so if they weren’t back, then it simply mea

Eve’s POV I sat on the old wooden bench behind the infirmary, the one no one ever uses for reasons known to them. But maybe that’s why I chose it, no one will come looking for me here, nobody will get to see the way my hands won’t stop trembling .The moon hung low, swollen and bright it almost looked like he was accusing me. I put my knees tight to my chest instead at the moon, hoping she would offer me some kind of answer but in truth she never did all she did was watch like she was waitingfor me to understand something I didn’t even have the words for. My chest tightened . Ever is a transformation ever since the wolf inside me toy with the rage I didn’t know. I had me my thoughts have become a little louder. My breathing now sounds like someone else too heavy to belong to the girl who used to serve coffee and pray she wouldn’t trip on that weight of the expectation she had now set for herself Now I’m the girl with the silver glowing eyes with markings older than the pack itself

Eve’s POVThe wind, usually gentle and playful through the treetops, carried a harsh wave that made me shiver. I felt it before I saw it, the ripple in the air that told me the curse was waking again.The ground under my feet was softer than usual. Leaves withered at the edges, their green fading to sickly brown, curling under the weight of something unseen. Birds didn’t sing, wolves didn’t howl, i could tell they all feared me or that was just how I felt “Malik,” I whispered, my voice barely more than a breath, “They’re coming,” I murmured, my voice trembling. “Something… something’s coming, and it’s feeding off everything.”Malik’s grip tightened. “I can feel it. Report says wolves are going missing. And it’s spreading, Eve.”I opened my eyes, scanning our surrounding. Even the town nearby wasn’t untouched. Lights flickered strangely through the streets, The humans are as oblivious as ever, the curse didnt care any way.” I could hear it, a low, vibrating sound that made my teeth

Eve’s POVThe walk back to Blackthorn was more draining than the fight itself. The forest was calmer by now, I was certain. Malik walked beside me silently, his hand brushing mine occasionally to remind me I wasn’t alone. I needed that reminder more than ever.The sun had gone lower, casting the forest in shades of gold. Even though the danger had passed, I could feel the lingering pulse in the air. It was subtle but insidious, like a heartbeat under the soil. As we walked from the familiar path leading to Blackthorn, I felt a knot form in my stomach. I had expected destruction, wolves injured, territory damaged but what greeted us was… different. The pack was really quiet. It was not the tense hush of the days before, instead it was a silence filled with unease, like they all knew something worse than the black ash was coming and they were preparing for it.“Eve, look,” Malik said, pointing toward the clearing.I followed his gaze and felt my chest tighten. Several wolves had gather