All Chapters of The Bloody Luna: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

“Oh, my sweet Daisy! You really had me worried.”Sweet Daisy? Wait—what did that mean?The voice was soft, gentle and painfully familiar. Eirene Ravenor froze in her tracks right in front of the room’s door. A chill ran down her spine, locking her in place. There was no mistaking that voice—it belonged to Bradley Chambers, the man who had left her just minutes ago saying he needed to use the toilet.Moments earlier, Eirene had been sitting on the hospital bed, pressing a cotton pad to the crook of her arm where the IV needle had just been removed. A faint red stain on the white bandage was proof that her blood had just been transferred into another body—the body of her beloved younger sister, Daisy Ravenor.The donor room was cold. The air conditioning must have been set too high, numbing Irene’s skin. Yet she hadn’t cared because Bradley held her hand and spoke softly to her.“You’re amazing, sweetheart. Daisy will recover soon—thanks to you. You really are the kindest woman I’ve ever

Everything felt hazy. In a half-conscious state, Eirene drifted as if she were lost in the middle of a dark ocean. Sometimes she could hear voices; at others, all she could hear was silence. Occasionally, she felt a soft jolt through her body as though someone were carrying her. Then she felt cold air brushing against her face, followed by something warm and flat pressing against her back and lowering her carefully.A bright white light pierced her eyelids. Eirene winced and slowly raised her hand. But before she could shield her eyes, a sharp pain shot through her wrist. Something thin and metallic—a needle, she thought faintly—had pierced her skin.Footsteps rushed around her. There were murmurs and quick instructions were exchanged.The air was thick with the smell of antiseptic. Through her blurred vision, Eirene caught glimpses of people in white uniforms moving briskly under the glare of the overhead lights.“Watch her blood pressure—it’s dropping.”“Add more fluids.”“Her body’s

The day Eirene had her accident.With Yoren’s presence in it, Halden’s office suddenly felt smaller. The alpha’s dominant, cold and suffocating aura filled the room. His sharp blue gaze swept across the room before stopping on Halden.“Doctor Halden,” Yoren greeted him calmly as he stepped inside. “I’ve received your report.”Halden stood up instinctively and bowed his head slightly. “It is an honour to have you come here yourself, Alpha.”Yoren gave a slight nod. “The infant. Show me the full report.”Halden picked up a red folder and handed it to Yoren. “This is the preliminary examination, Alpha. Active ADS was detected at two hours old.”Yoren took the folder and opened it. His hand trembled slightly, not out of weakness but in remembrance, and Halden fell silent.Yoren’s eyes skimmed quickly through the initial findings. They stated

The day Eirene had her accident.That night, the Ravenor house was filled with the sound of emotions shattering beyond containment. Arguments kept erupting. Ironically, the door to the living room was left wide open, allowing Isabella’s sharp voice to echo all the way to the front yard.“I told you, Heston!” Isabella shouted, her breath uneven. “You shouldn’t have done that! You shouldn’t have said all those things to Eirene!”Heston stood with his arms crossed. His face was flushed with anger, yet he still looked indifferent, which only served to frustrate Isabella further. “Stop yelling, Isabella,” he grumbled. “I didn’t do anything wrong. Everything I said was the truth.”Isabella growled, clenching her fists. She was on the verge of exploding. “The truth?” she repeated breathlessly. “You call that the truth? Oh, God! Heston, you broke that girl! She's ju

“You.”The word still hung in the air as Eirene swallowed hard. The world around her seemed to shrink, as if the motorcycle headlights shining on her face were all that remained. The engines growled low behind the men, sending vibrations through the ground and into her soles, stiffening her calves.Eirene looked at the big man who had just pointed at his own chest and said that they wanted her, not anyone else. His eyes were those of someone who had done this many times before. He didn’t look nervous or hesitant, signalling to her that they had indeed prepared for this.“You’re insane,” Eirene snapped, quicker than she had planned. A slight tremor crept into her voice, but she didn’t dwell on it. She glanced briefly at the other men and her instincts flared at once. She knew they were not ordinary humans. They were not just a biker gang. They were the same as her. “Go and keep sleeping!” It didn't take her lo