All Chapters of The luna’s misery: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Closing the door behind me, I leaned my back against it and just stood there, breathing, fighting not to scream. My chest rose and fell fast, like air suddenly became too heavy to breathe in this room. It felt like I was carrying stones in my lungs and fire in my veins.I didn’t even realize when my hand slid to my chest, right over my heart, like pressing there could calm the strange, painful pull I had felt all day. The bond… the stupid mate bond. It was like someone kept pulling a thread tied deep inside me. Tug. Pull. Twist.And every time it pulled, it hurt more.I was tired. Physically tired. Mentally tired. Emotionally exhausted. Today felt like a battle I didn’t prepare for… and honestly? I didn’t even know what I was fighting.From the inner pain dragging through the bond, to dragging over ten shopping bags around town like a lost maid… I was at my breaking point.Truth is, after my grounding ended—after being stuck inside for seven whole days—I thought freedom would feel swe

“Girl, it’s already time. Why are you not dressed up yet?” Lara’s voice rang out as she barged into my room like a whirlwind.I groaned and buried my face into the pillow. I must have drifted off right after she left. My body felt like a sack of stones. My eyes were swollen from lack of sleep, and my mind raced with thoughts I couldn’t control.I wanted to rest just a little more, but the weight in my chest was too heavy to ignore.“I told you, I need sleep. I’m tired,” I muttered, frowning. My voice sounded weak, even to my own ears.Lara rolled her eyes dramatically. “No way. Not now. Stand up and use the bathroom immediately. It’s almost 7 p.m.” She plopped down on the couch with her arms folded.“7 p.m.?” I screamed, eyes snapping open. “You’re joking!”“Yes, Princess Nora,” she teased, sticking her tongue out.I threw the blanket aside. “That’s too much. I slept off this morning!”Lara laughed, “Exactly. You’ve been snoring since breakfast. I could hear you from the hallway!”I h

JackMorning came faster than I wanted.The light slipped into the room in a soft gold line across the floor, touching the edge of the bed. I didn’t even move at first. I just lay there and breathed in the scent beside me, warm, soft, sweet… my mate.Nora.She was curled up, her hair scattered on the pillow, her lips slightly parted. She slept like someone who had fought the whole world and finally found a place to rest. And somehow… I felt both proud and guilty as I looked at her.I sat up slowly, pushing the sheets aside, but my eyes never left her.She was so beautiful.Too beautiful.Sometimes it scared me how much I wanted to protect her, hold her, kiss her, keep her close, and at the same time… how much distance I forced between us. It didn’t feel fair. It didn’t feel right. But I kept doing it because I was trying to protect her from things she didn’t understand yet.But the truth?Every time I pulled away from her… a part of me tore inside.Alvin, my wolf, hated it more than m

Nora POVThe past few days have been draining, confusing, and honestly… terrifying.I have been having the same type of dream over and over again.Not the normal kind of dream where you wake up and forget it after some minutes.No.These ones were heavy, dark, and too real to ignore.Every night, Sophie appeared.Every night, she said something new.Every night, I woke up sweating, shaking, and gasping for air like someone was choking me inside the dream.And the crazy part?The dreams felt more real than the real world.After what happened in Jack’s room, the black smoke, the way I passed out, the way Raven talked in confusion and mystery—I knew something was wrong. But instead of going to see Raven like Jack told me, I kept pushing it aside. I kept telling myself it would fade. I kept pretending nothing was happening.But the truth is…I was scared of what I would hear.And because of that fear, my nights became so bad that I started sneaking into Jack’s room just to sleep.I don’t

“Come in,” Raven’s voice echoed softly from inside the room, calm but carrying that authority that made me obey immediately. I hesitated at the threshold for a moment, letting my nerves settle. I had no idea what I was walking into, but I knew I had to face it. Whatever it was, I couldn’t run from it anymore.“You finally come around, Luna.” Raven’s lips curved into a small, knowing smile. But the way she said it… it wasn’t warm, it wasn’t comforting. It carried weight, like she already knew exactly why I was here.Luna. That name felt strange on my tongue. Luna, when Jack, my mate, hadn’t even claimed me yet. Why was she calling me that now? I pushed the thought aside, reminding myself that this was not why I had come.I walked in slowly, my hands trembling slightly as I followed her gesture toward a chair. She motioned for me to sit, and I obeyed, my legs heavy, my body tired from everything, the dreams, Sophie, the border, the confusion.“I had a very terrible dream about someone t