Semua Bab Awakened: The Luna’s Revenge After Exile: Bab 1 - Bab 7

By the time I looked up, Damian was already gone and I immediately went after him. I found him sprawled on the bed, sleeping. I didn’t have the heart to wake him, but this was a conversation we needed to have. I had to address his statement and also tell him about our baby. I couldn’t wait to take Kourtney’s name out of his mouth and replace it with mine again. I was his wife—he should only be calling my name. As I stood there, watching him sleep, memories tugged at me. I had first seen him like this—vulnerable, broken—years ago, when he was brought back from battle, his leg torn and his breathing shallow. Everyone thought he wouldn’t survive. It was me who stayed by his side for nights, pouring every ounce of healing into him until his fever finally broke. I never told him, but from that moment, I belonged to him. When he opened his eyes back then, the gratitude in his gaze had seared me to my very soul. His parents arranged our marriage soon after, and though it was sudden, I had a

Emily’s voice was the first steady thing I heard that night. “Selena, where are you?” she asked, and somehow the sound of her helped me breathe.Emily was my closest friend. She’d been by my side through small worries and huge humiliations. In the pack house she was the one who slipped me warm tea when everyone else watched from a distance. She was also the only person who had ever seen Kourtney clearly. Emily knew what Kourtney really was, and she never pretended otherwise. That made her more than a friend. She was my anchor.“At home,” I whispered, pushing myself upright. The room felt too quiet. “Emily… Kourtney is back.”There was a pause. Then Emily’s voice sharpened. “Oh. Damian’s ex? I heard rumors. Is she causing trouble?”I let out a small, bitter laugh. “He’s letting her move in. Her and her son. Into our home.”“No.” The single word came like a gasp over the line. “That can’t be. Sel, that’s insane. But—wait. I need to tell you something too.”My stomach dropped. “What is i

“Are you sure?” Aiden asked me again, his brows drawn tight.I nodded firmly, though my heart was trembling. I was sure—so sure that I wanted to leave. I had been a fool all these years. Why hadn’t I seen through their facades? Why had I allowed myself to be used, trampled, and discarded like I was nothing? A wave of regret swept through me, hot and suffocating. Three years of my life—three years—and not once did he truly see me as someone worthy to stand beside him.Thunder rumbled outside, heavy and low, the sky warning of an oncoming storm. But that was the least of my problems right now. Rain couldn’t drown me more than I already felt drowned. I just wanted to leave, to be away from all of this before I shattered completely.“I have to go,” I told Aiden finally, pushing back my chair and reaching for my bag.“It’s going to rain,” he pressed, rising with me. “Let me walk you at least.”“It’s fine.” My voice was softer now, but firm. “I… I can manage.”His frown deepened. “But—”“I