All Chapters of Luna's Revenge : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Maggie's POVWe were being chased, by someone unknown. My chest. The pendant hadn't stopped burning, instead it had intensified, now burning like molten iron. My eyes closed, every strength in me trying to suppress the pain. Maverick's eyes came to me, terrified. But his hands didn't leave the wheel. "Maggie?” He wanted to make sure I was okay, but I wasn't. It was hurting, so fucking much. “It's….. it's…rejecting the suppression” My voice came in ragged gasps as I held my stomach. “You will be fine, Maggie. You will” he was trying to convince himself, and honestly, I also didn't know. The baby was being too much to bear, the pain too painful, too overwhelming. A glow came from my stomach again, this time, much brighter than it had ever been. It made me panic. I was putting us in danger, wanting to let the humans know about our existence. My eyes flicked for a moment as it darted to the cars around us. The terrified looks on the driver's faces while they stared at their mirro

Maverick's POVFollowing the map engraved on the flash drive, it led through an old railway tunnel that was disguised as a forest decay. The pickup halted in front of an invisible wall as the entrance suddenly became visible. Maggie's mark glowed again and we were allowed entry. I looked around, memories clawing at me. This place…..“This was one of my father’s hidden holdings,” I muttered. Everyone thought it had been destroyed. We stepped in, taking every image into our head. Broken chandeliers dangled, a staircase standing in the middle of the room. The old Red Blood Moon sigil marked the ground. Maggie stopped as the baby awakened the moment we stepped over it. We walked further, like we were exploring a forbidden place. Then my gaze landed on it. A shattered picture frame, a half burned photo of my parents and I when I was young. Pain clawed at my chest, memories rushing in. “This place burned the same night my uncle took control.” I told Maggie. “We will be safe here,” I a

Maggie's POVI blinked as I stepped out of the small building I’d grown used to over the past week. The sun was already soft in the sky, casting gold over the wide stone driveway. Ardan had told me Maverick wanted to show me something. I followed him, barefoot, still adjusting the scarf on my head.I hadn’t walked this path before...not since we arrived. That part of the compound had been blocked off during the renovations. From a distance, it had just looked like an old, sprawling house buried in trees.But now… it looked completely different. I stopped walking as the full view came into sight. “Wait, what is this?” I asked, blinking.The building stretched wide and bold, framed by tall marble columns and large reflective windows that caught the sunlight. The paint was clean, a soft ivory with black accents. A wide staircase led to polished doubledoors with a crest etched into the center. There were trimmed gardens, outdoor lights, and a view of the distant hills behind..“This… isn

Maverick's POVI stood in front of the company, gaze fixed on the towering glass building. Father's masterpiece. Built and cherished by him. But now? It was now being run by those greedy board members, corrupt executives and despicable people. Ardan stood beside me, “Will you be okay alone?” I didn't lift my gaze, just kept staring at the building. I'll take it from here, Ardan” I told him, then walked into the company, down to the lobby.People stared, whispers flying by, but none of them recognized me. Dressed in a clean black shirt, slacks and worn out wristwatch, and a fake ID hanging around my neck, I walked over to the check-in point, the receptionist lifting her gaze to look at me, but couldn't even offer a greeting.I headed to the elevator, and then someone bumped into me. A human. A nerd with an awkward smile. She adjusted her oversized glasses, “I'm sorry” I nodded, smiling. We stepped into the elevator together, hands clicking on the same floor. “Are you a new intern?

Maverick's POVSitting behind the desk for hours, all I did was go through files and reports. The company had gotten rotten to the core, I was just realizing that, but in a few weeks, I would take things back to how they used to be. I would bring back the legacy my father had built, not the one those bastards had altered. The mask Ardan had given to me sat beside my laptop on the desk, not needed now. I was exhausted, having held different online meetings with board members, all without a single minutes of rest. The board members were bound to arrive soon, as I had a surprise audit I had orchestrated. My gaze was fixed on the laptop, but the moon goddess knew I wasn't thinking about work at the moment. I just couldn't. All I could think about was Maggie. I wondered about what she'd be doing at the moment, the part of the mansion where she is, if she misses me, or if she's busy talking to the little soul inside her. I slammed the laptop shut, leaning my back on the chair. Maggie