Todos os capítulos de The Luna they both Claimed (Book 1 ): Capítulo 81 - Capítulo 90

Amara, you're still here? Linda, a nurse who worked at the Pack Hospital, asked. She was surprised to still see Amara in the hospital when it was no news that their future Alphas were back. And almost half of the pack was at the Richardson Mansion to welcome them. But here… There was Amara, who had grown up with the twins and was close to them, still in the hospital. Yes, I'm just going over some research. Amara lied, forcing a weak smile. Linda knew better, though. It was clear that Amara was avoiding the twins, and Linda understood why. Since Amara started working at the hospital, the two had become close friends, and in one of their heart-to-heart conversations, Amara had confided in her. Amara, Linda sighed, taking the empty seat beside her. You can't avoid them forever. Sooner or later, you'll have to face them. Why not now? Come on, let's go to the wel

Damon and Amara turned towards the voice and saw Darius standing a few feet away. Amara's eyes widened at the sight of him. Like Damon, Darius had changed drastically. His facial features sharper, more defined. His once jet black hair was now dyed the same colour as hers, though still trimmed short. His cool sea-blue eyes locked onto hers, a smirk tugging at the corner of his lips. He stood tall, his boyish frame replaced by a solid, muscular build. His sleek, all-black clothes emphasized the sharpness of his features and the strength he now carried. Amara's heart raced, a mix of shock and something else she couldn't quite place. She remembered him from years ago, but now he seemed like an entirely different person. The resemblance to Damon was there, but Darius had an edge that sent a shiver down her spine. Surprised to see me? Darius’s voice was deep, smooth, almost teasing. B

Amara took a deep breath, trying to keep her voice steady despite the turmoil raging inside her. I believe we need to talk, Damon, she said, her voice firm, though her wolf was howling relentlessly. Urging her to close the distance between them, to feel his touch. The mate bond was pulling her toward him, his intoxicating scent clouding her mind, but she fought against it and stayed rooted in place. Damon remained silent, his eyes locked on Amara. His heart pounded in his chest, his wolf growling, demanding he claim her—their mate. But Damon forced himself to stay calm, pushing down the urge. After a moment, he exhaled, composing himself. What is it? he asked, his voice cold and rough. Amara swallowed hard, her chest tightening at the iciness in his tone. It had been five years, and he still sounded like this. MATE, her wolf cried out in her mind, but Amara suppressed the urge and fo

Amara furrowed her brow, help me how? she asked, confusion edged on her face. Darius took a deep breath and moved closer to her. His heart racing faster as he lifted his hand and wiped away a lingering tear on her face. Amara flinched at the touch, swallowing hard as she looked away. She couldn't understand why she felt so unsettled, why there was an unfamiliar tension between her and Darius. The usual playfulness he radiated was gone, replaced by something intense, something unexplainable. As Darius studied her face, his heart raced. He was scared and nervous about what he was about to propose. Inhaling deeply, Darius let go of Amara's wrist and shoved his hands into his pant pockets, wearing a hard look as he tried to mask his emotions. I have a plan Amara. He paused, gathering his courage, before continuing. I know you're in love with Damon. You love my brother, he said, watching as she swallowed hard and

I now pronounce you both Alphas of the Full Moon Pack. The priest declared, his voice echoing through the grand hall. A thunderous applause erupted from the guests, some even howling in excitement. Rise Alpha Damon and Alpha Darius. The priest continued. And the brothers obediently stood, rising from their kneeling positions. As they faced the crowd, every guest bowed respectfully. Alpha Richardson, their father, stepped forward, pride shining in his eyes. Behold your new Alphas, he announced, and a chorus of howls reverberated through the room. The brothers glanced at each other, but didn't say a word before turning to face the crowd, who was still jubilating. Congratulations, Alphas, Luna Anita said with a respectful bow. And both brothers frowned. Stop it, mother, you know you don't have to do that. Darius murmured. But L