The Alpha’s Forbidden Luna のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 111 - チャプター 118

Damian “Tch!” She scoffed in response, turning to face the other side of the room as she giggled softly.She was close enough that I could feel the warmth radiating from her body, and my heart thudded steadily because I knew long ago that I had feelings for her. Deep, undeniable feelings that had rooted themselves in my chest the first time she looked at me with those wide, trusting eyes.But I always told myself that I shouldn’t act on it, because she had been through too much yet brothers had claimed their bonds with her and their wolves had settled the moment they accepted what she was to them. But mine had only grown more restless. The mate bond flickered between us now,

Jerry Hearing Lizabella say that she doesn't need me anymore actually felt like someone had stabbed me in the chest because I haven't seen her in several months, and I had been wondering how she was doing. Yet here she was, standing tall and defiant, her eyes blazing with a fire I barely recognized, declaring she didn't need me. But could I blame her? I had cheated on her with her best friend, Josie, of all people. I had hurt her so deeply, shattered her trust, and worst of all, she had lost our child because of my recklessness, my stupid, selfish actions that led to that tragic accident. Was I really expecting her to say she needed me? Deep down, no, but still, I didn't want to leave her. The thought of walking away from her now, after everything, tw

Josie Honestly, I wasn't expecting Lizabella to ever return because Agnes had claimed she had everything planned out, that she was going to make sure Lizabella never came back and was trapped in the Lycan realm, out of our hair forever. And even the last time we spoke, just two weeks ago over a hushed phone call in the dead of night, where she assured me with that smug certainty of hers that Lizabella was never going to return.So what happened? What went wrong? My mind raced, replaying every conversation.Why didn't Agnes give me a heads-up? A simple message, a warning or anything to prepare for this disaster. Now, what is the future? What are we going to do? What's the next phase of the plan? 

Lizabella As I paced the dimly lit room of the hotel in the capital, my mind raced with a torrent of worries that refused to settle because although I believed in myself, and I knew the points I had made about the Lycan advancements in technology, vaccines, and treatments were irrefutable because they could save lives, reduce our mortality rates, and propel the werewolf realm into a future where we weren't constantly battling genetic disorders and environmental adaptation but I still felt uncertain.‘What if their pride was stronger than the need for change?’ I asked myself as I paced around in circles because The Council of Kings were steeped in tradition, their egos as ancient as the stone halls they occupied so they might see alliance as weakness, a surrender to the Lycans rather than a step toward development.&n