All Chapters of The Alpha's reborn Luna: His Surrogate mate : Chapter 121 - Chapter 125

CHARLOTTE For a moment, I was weightless, caught between dust and death while Liam dragged me toward the collapsing edge of the pit. My fingernails clawed the dirt desperately, but the soil crumbled under my grip, sending cascades of rocks tumbling into the darkness below.My screams tore from my throat.“Let me go! Liam, let me go!”He only laughed while his claws dug deeper into my ankle, sending sharp pain up through my leg until stars burst across my vision.“You should have died the moment you were born,” he hissed, voice rough, breath hot against my skin. I kicked wildly, legs thrashing against him. My foot struck something but Liam grunted in pain. His hold loosened by an inch, enough for me to inhale a desperate breath.I punched backward, twisting, slamming my fist down into his knuckles.“Let go!” I screamed again, voice cracking. “Get off me!”But Liam was relentless.He dragged me further, my body sliding helplessly toward the collapsing edge. Pebbles and stones rained d

ALPHA JEFFREY The moment the rogue leader lunged, I didn't hesitate. My body shifted before my mind even formed the decision, instinct and rage controlling every muscle. I leaped forward, slamming my shoulder into the rogue’s chest so hard I heard his breath punch out of him. His dagger spun from his grip, clattering down the rocky slope before disappearing into the darkness below.Behind me, Charlotte gasped at the same moment the ground beneath her boots cracked. She slid forward on the loose gravel, her arms flinging out desperately for balance. Her foot skidded off the cliff’s edge and I saw pure terror flash across her face. Without thinking, I reached back, catching her wrist. The ledge beneath us crumbled further, shale and dirt raining into the abyss below.“Don’t look down,” I hissed, my voice trembling with restrained panic.Charlotte was breathing too fast. I could hear her heartbeat slamming into her ribs as loudly as my own.“Jeffrey?”“I’ve got you,” I growled through c

CHARLOTTE The moment Jeffrey and I stepped through the palace gates, it felt different. Music thumped through the courtyard like a heartbeat too loud, too cheerful, too alive for what we had just endured. Lanterns hung from every balcony, glowing gold and red, illuminating crowds of wolves dancing, drinking, laughing and celebrating.I stopped dead. Sweat clung to my neck, my feet still ached from the journey and my heart contained nothing but exhaustion and relief at returning home. But suddenly, the palace looked like a stranger.“What… is happening?” I breathed.Jeffrey frowned, nostrils flaring. His stare swept the courtyard, taking in the decorations and the absurd energy. “No idea,” he muttered darkly. “Because I didn't remember giving the order for them to throw a party.”A guard rushed by holding a stack of ceremonial goblets. I stepped into his path and grabbed his arm.“Explain this,” I demanded. “Why is the palace throwing a party?”The guard looked startled as if he hadn’