Todos los capítulos de The Moon Goddess’s Mistake : Capítulo 231 - Capítulo 240

They finally reached the ambulance, but the vehicle did not stop for them. They were not the ones that needed help, there were people out there who were fighting for their lives.Selena could not rid herself of the small guilt that kept tugging on her heart; reminding her that she had ignored people who were crying out in pain. But she knew she had to. She had to get out of there, not only for herself or her sister and Elijah. But for the entire pack. She was the savior, right? The savior that apparently no one believed in.The truth was that she didn’t believe in herself as well. She was depressed, and she knew that she was. All she wanted to do was just crawl onto the cold floor of a dark room and lay there.She barely had any real appetite, and if it was not for that old lady she had met earlier, she would have not even eaten. Her heart felt so heavy, and her anxiety was so bad that she kept getting little jerks, almost as if a sudden jolt of electricity was shot through her body.

All her emotions, all that anger and pain. It was all gone, and they were just standing there. This time, there was no field or any street. They were just standing in a void. There was nothing. Absolutely nothing. This was the best she had felt in her entire life. Was she…was she dead? But again, how could she? Why would she be? Axiel would never push her to the point of hurting her; she knew that very well. So where…what was this place? She kind of knew it was the Spirit World, but at the same time, it felt different. “You have so much pain in you, Selena. So much pain,” The goddess said to her as the entity walked closer to her. “I have tried to help you to use it to grow and become better, but I fear that it might devour you. I fear it might destroy you, leaving the pack vulnerable.” Selena scoffed, shaking her head. “I told you, right?” She chuckled without humor. “I told you that I was not the one.” She swallowed hard. “You made a mistake. You’re literally the Moon goddess, a

Selena touched the little girl’s forehead and closed her eyes, ignoring what her mother was saying; she needed to focus. She did not have all the time in the world. She put aside her pain and her anger, only focusing on what she was doing at the moment. She needed to do that, considering that this could literally cause her so much, if not cause her to even lose her life. But she was ready to take that chance. For her little sister, she was ready to do that. Heart pounding in her chest, she waited. She waited for something to happen. And nothing did. She knew what the goddess had told her to do, and this was it. So why was nothing happening? Why did she feel like she was crazy as everyone stared at her, even though she could not see them because her eyes were closed? She could feel their eyes on her. And her mother was still speaking, saying something that Selena had already zoned out, so she could not hear. “Come on, work…” She said to herself as she sat there, silently praying f

A chill ran down Harry’s spine as he mentally chewed on the information of who was standing right in front of him…the very same man who was probably the one who had murdered his father and killed his dog.“Come on, man. Say something. You’re in the presence of a celebrity!” Malek said, chuckling freely. “I know your dad is dead and all, but come on…” He wiggled his brows, a crazy look in his eyes. “You’re sick!” Harry spat at him, the reminder that his father, who was the only family he had left, had just been murdered by this psychopath. “What the f*ck is wrong with you?!” Tears burned his eyes and threatened to fall. “Harry, Harry, Harry,” The guy replied calmly while taking a few steps closer to him. “Do you have any idea the things your father has done? Did you actually think that he was innocent? He deserved what he got, and everyone else who deserves death will get it before I take over this miserable pack. I will cleanse this town and will make it better.” He smiled widely, h

The other councilman was trying to get to Councilman Sloan; he had been trying for an hour or more now, but there was no luck. He had a very bad feeling that something had gone wrong, and there was a voice at the back of his head that kept telling him that he needed to leave. He was at the Chambers with Councilman Vance. He peeled the phone from his ear and sighed worriedly. “I still can’t get a hold of Sloan,” He said while looking directly at Vance. “I’m telling you, something’s wrong.” Vance shrugged weakly. “Our world may be ending, yet the Moon goddess chose an omega to save us; of course, something’s wrong.” “She’s literally your daughter.” “I know,” He replied without missing a beat. “But that does not change who she is. There are so many people in this pack who are more qualified. Hell, like Alpha Maddox. But Selena was chosen? An inexperienced omega?” He scoffed. “Daughter or not, it’s just the truth. And whatever you’re feeling is just anxiety. We all have that sh*t righ