All Chapters of Fated To The Golden-Eyed Devil: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

LUNA AQUAMARINE'S POV“What did I do?” I asked, staring at his golden wide eyes.His grip on my arm tightened until it burned. I yanked, but he didn’t let go.“Claiming that thing was enough to pay their debt?!” His voice cut through the empty hall, low but dangerous. “What’s wrong with you? You don’t even know what that thing is, or what it stands for.”“Is that why you want to rip off my arm?” I snapped back, trying to peel his hand off my still-bandaged arm.“I might as well do it because of your foolishness,” he barked. “But what can I say—you know absolutely nothing. Nothing about the creatures or yourself.”My anger flared hotter than fear. “So turning him into a slave is the best way? I know you, Alexander. You won’t give him back his pack. You’ll probably work him to death before he even lasts four months. And then you made me part of it without even asking. Putting me in charge of that pack? What am I supposed to do?”His eyes darkened. “You’re supposed to be useful to me,” h

LUNA AQUAMARINE’S POVI waited for him to shout. For him to slam the table, his eyes burning like they always do when I say something he doesn’t like. I was ready for his anger, his fists, his mouth, all of it.Alexander eyes shifted. He pulled back and sat in his chair. Like I hadn’t spoken. He lifted the fork again, cutting into the meat, chewing slow, chewing calm.That was worse than the shouting.My brows creased. “Didn’t you hear me? I said I branded him.”He didn’t look at me. His eyes slid to Fiona, soft in a way that cut my skin open.“We’ll continue this in the afternoon,” he told her. “Go back to your chambers.”Fiona blinked like she hadn’t expected that either, but then her lips curved and she nodded. She stood, graceful, like she was floating. She moved past me, close enough that I caught her scent. Sweet and fiery at the same time.She stopped. Reached down. Pressed something into my hand. A small jar.“For your burn, Luna,” she said gently. Her voice had that false ki

LUNA AQUAMARINE’S POV “Offer?” I asked. Lorenzo’s lips curved faintly, not quite a smile. “The Primus gave you a pack. A gift no outsider should hold. Especially one with your… history.” My brows creased. An outsider? My history? What's that supposed to mean? What does he know about my past? The Elders behind him shifted, robes whispering as if they agreed without speaking. “There is nothing I can do about it, Elder Lorenzo,” I said, my hands tightening at my sides. “That is exactly the problem,” Lorenzo replied. “A gift accepted without question grows into a claim. And the Moonstone pack shouldn't be yours.” Clifford stirred beside me, but he didn’t speak. His eyes stayed on Lorenzo, but somehow, I could understand what he was going through. He came here to claim his pack back. Yet, other people are after it like hungry wolves. “It shouldn't be yours either. The true heir of that pack still lives till this day.” I said, heat rising in my chest. Lorenzo didn't even spare

LUNA AQUAMARINE’S POV I could feel his breath against my mouth.“Name who insulted you.”I couldn’t tell if it was a growl or a husk. But my heart raced soo bad that my body began to tingle.God!I hated how desperate I felt. I hated how my body leaned toward him as if I was under a spell. For the first time since the day Fiona cooked my arm, I finally caught his scent.But it was faint.My lips opened slightly, desperate to close that last inch, but right when they were about to touch, he stopped.He just stared at me. His eyes went to my lips, my cheek, my nose till it stopped at my eyes and just paused. I swallowed hard but my knees were trembling soo bad that I had to grip his arm. For a second I swore he could hear the pounding inside my chest. HisThen he pulled back and backed me.The cold that rushed in where his warmth had been felt like a slap on my face.My throat burned to the point that I didn't even realise tears flowed down my cheeks till I sniffed.He walked to the do

LUNA AQUAMARINE’S POVKill you?Fiona? Of all people?Her head was bowed, her hands pressed together like she was begging for her life.“Please forgive me, Luna,” she said, her voice breaking as tears rolled down her cheeks. “I know how cruel I was to you back in the Moonstone pack. I know I was a terrible sister. But I want to fix it now, I want to change.”I stared at her, my throat dry.Of all the things I thought I’d hear from her mouth, this wasn’t it.My mind fought to believe she was genuine, but something about it didn’t sit right.Infact, nothing felt right.Fiona never bowed. She never begged either. Not even when her life was on the line. She was the one who liked to watch me fall, not the one falling in front of everyone.“You don’t have to do this,” I said carefully, taking a step closer, but she flinched back. “It’s fine, Fiona—”“No!” she cried, cutting me. She shook her head violently, her body trembling. “Don’t say it’s fine. I don’t deserve that especially when I was