All Chapters of Get Back The Abandoned Luna: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Scarlett's POVToday was the second day. We went back to our respective seats while waiting for the Head of Councils to arrive, with Alexander on my right side."Can't wait to dissolve your bond with me, huh, Scarlett?" His voice was tense, locking his eyes on me.I met his gaze and smirked. "Of course. I couldn't wait for this day to come."His gaze darkened and his jaw clenched. "Why? Are you that eager to bond with that Alpha behind you, Scarlett? How did you become such a whore, willing to open your legs for anyone?"I ignored his tension and chuckled. "Not as much of a whore as you. Why aren't you happy? Weren't you planning to let your little mistress take my position and carry your heir? Do you think I can forget how you treated her in front of me?""If it's just about your jealousy, I won't contact her anymore after she gives birth to my heir. You'll be the Luna of Crescent Moon Pack as long as you end this ridiculous bond dissolution right now, Scarlett!" His voice, though lo

Scarlett's POV"By your own admission, by the witness of this council, and by the cries of your own wolves... the bond stands broken."Gasps erupted—some horrified, especially those Alphas who were against the dissolution of my bond and the bill about the Omegas. Others were overjoyed—especially Kathleen, whose voice rang out loud as she said yes, while Lucien had a smile at the corner of his lips, his gaze never leaving mine. And, of course, there were those packs from the Crescent Moon that I had taught and fought beside, who also looked relieved.A sob caught in my chest, and my breath hitched. Finally, this nightmare of mine would come to an end. This was it. It was real and happening right now.The Head of Council lifted his hand, his voice ringing with authority. "Alexander of Crescent Moon Pack has confessed to breaking faith with his Luna. The bond between mates is sacred; it is the symbol of our Moon Goddess. However, it is not unbreakable—especially for those who wish to be

Scarlett's POVLight.My eyelashes fluttered. I frowned and groaned at the light hitting my face. It was faint at first, and I thought I could just ignore it and return to my dreamland, but it kept burning against my skin until I thought my face might get scorched if I didn't get up.The first thing I did was raise my hand to block my face. However, my hand was so heavy that it almost made me question if I still had arms at all.I let out a groan, air filling my lungs in a shaky breath. Then I felt the pain still lingering in my body—the dullness, the soreness. Yet, none of that compared to the hollow emptiness inside me. Memories of all the recent events rushed to my head, pouring through and making me frown from the pain.Right. I had managed to dissolve my bond with Alexander. It was a successful event… but the price was too heavy for me to bear.I had lost Kaya again, all because I had wanted to be free from Alexander.The silence and that hollow feeling terrified me. I could feel

Scarlett's POVBack inside the room, where he had just dragged me off again, he slammed the door shut so hard that the echo vibrated through the walls. He was still carrying me in his arms, walking toward his king-sized bed, and gently placed me on it—setting me down with more gentleness than his anger had suggested.His hand lingered at my wrists, as though he feared if he let go, I would run away from him again— which he thought, but in fact, I really wouldn't."Are you angry with me, Lucien?" I asked the most obvious thing, looking at his expression.He let out a heavy sigh, kneeling before me. "Who wouldn't be when you don't take your pain seriously, Scarlett?"I blinked at him. "I am. I take myself seriously. I really am fine.""Fine? You were paler than a sheet of paper, Scarlett! Do you have any idea what it does to me to watch you burn yourself out like this?" His voice was sharp, but his eyes were filled with worry and pleading.My throat tightened. I tried to turn my face aw

Scarlett's POVI hurriedly took out the dagger from my pocket—a weapon Lucien had forced me to carry with me. I never thought I'd need it so soon, but now it had come into use. The dagger in my hand felt heavier than ever—it would have been fine if I were alone, but other lives depended on me, and I couldn't afford to gamble with them.I struck at the rogue the moment he approached, refusing to hesitate. My arm shook from the force as steel clashed against steel, sparks spitting into the air. My body screamed from the lingering ache of the broken bond. Every nerve was still raw, but I held my ground."I said run! Hurry!" I shouted at the Omegas huddled behind me. Their wide eyes were locked on the fight, fear rooting them to the spot."But Luna—" one whimpered, trembling as she clutched her apron."Go! Don't delay—hurry up! Run away immediately!" I barked, swinging my dagger hard enough to force the rogue who was about to strike the Omegas back a step. "Get inside the storage room! Bo