Lahat ng Kabanata ng Chasing His Rejected Luna: Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 10

Mirelle’s POV“You’re staring again.”I smiled and ran my fingers down Dominic’s bare chest. We were tangled up in the sheets of our new bed, in the house we had just started building together.“I’m allowed to stare,” I said. “You’re my husband now.”He grinned wearing that rare, full smile he only gave me when we were alone.“Say it again.”“My Husband.” My smile was wider now and so was his“Again.”“Dominic Ravenclaw. My husband. My mate. My—”He kissed me before I could finish, pulling me on top of him. When he finally let me breathe, I was laughing against his mouth.“You know,” he said, tucking a strand of hair behind my ear, looking deeply into my eyes and staring at me like I was his entire world. Well I was. “I still can’t believe you said yes.”“Are you kidding right now?” I sat up a little to look at him. “You cornered me at that summit and wouldn’t let me leave until I agreed to go on a date with you.”“I didn’t corner you. I was just being… persistent.” He said and I had

Dominic’s POVI took to my heels instantly without even giving it a thought, running in the direction of that scream.My wolf tore through the forest with every speed I could use, as I kept hearing that scream. Whoever it was, it was in trouble. And I wasn’t stopping until I got there. As I broke through the trees reaching a clearing, I froze. It was actually a kid.He couldn’t have been older than eight or nine. He had covered his face in his arms against a rock with wide eyes. And three grown men were closing in on him with weapons I recognized instantly.They had with them silver nets and darts loaded with wolfsbane. Those were definitely hired assassins, who knew exactly what they were doing.Without giving it another thought, I slammed into the first hunter. My teeth sunk into his shoulder before he could blink. He hit a tree so hard it cracked. The other two spun around, shouting.The second one aimed a dart gun at me. Unfortunately for him, he was too slow. I bit down on his a

Mirelle's POVMy shoulder throbbed with pain but not as fiercely as my heart ached. I could barely hear my son’s sobs as he clung to me, his little arms wrapped tightly around my waist, begging me not to leave him again. My heart pounded in my chest as my gaze locked with his.The very man who had banished me nine years ago now stood before me. Disbelief shadowed his eyes as he stared down at my trembling figure. I couldn’t tell what I felt in that moment…anger, longing, or maybe… hate.Hate for casting me aside and leaving me to fend for myself with a child in my belly.Hate for never believing me, for turning a deaf ear to my pleas.Hate for never once searching for me all those lonely years.“What… how?” he stammered, taking a step back. “What the hell is going on? How are you even here?” His voice trembled with confusion and something else I couldn’t quite name.“Mummy, this uncle saved me,” my son finally broke the tense silence, his small voice shaking as he reached for the man’

It was late, and the moon had long taken its place in the sky, yet Luna Isolde could not sleep. No matter how she tried, worry crowded her thoughts. Even when she shut her eyes, sleep refused to claim her.She could not understand why her son was so determined to find Mirelle, let alone get back together with her. Mirelle, the very woman who had betrayed him nine years ago by sleeping with one of the guards in the pack house. His obsession with her was maddening, and the council was doing nothing to help the situation. They insisted he take another Luna or risk having the council vote in a new Alpha. But her son seemed oblivious to the gravity of the threat, brushing it aside as though it were nothing.“Hell no,” she muttered, pushing herself up and striding out of her room. She would not allow the council to strip her son of his birthright. If she had to drag him by the ear to make him understand, she would.But when she checked his bedroom, it was empty. His study, too, was vacant.

The deep voice echoed through the small cabin and I snapped my head up. Dominic stood at the entrance, his massive, towering form blocking the only way out. He looked like a wall, immovable, unshakeable and the air shifted the moment he stepped inside. “We are leaving,” I replied sharply, my brows drawn into a frown. He arched a brow at me, but his gaze slid immediately to Callan, softening in a way that made my stomach twist. “But he doesn’t want to leave,” he said simply. I reacted instantly, pulling Callan behind me, shielding him with my body. My wolf snarled within me, weak, but fiercely protective. No matter what happens, I would not let Dominic take my son. I don’t care if he was an Alpha, don’t care if I was weaker. If he tried to claim Callan, I would become a monster before I let that happen. “Thank you for your hospitality,” I replied, my tone sharper than I intended, “and thank you for watching over us, but we are fine.” Why did he need to know what Callan wanted? W