All Chapters of The Bloody Luna: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

It was late when Travis arrived home. The lights in the garden glowed softly, creating a warm atmosphere. The place was silent—there were no voices or footsteps, only the occasional rustle of wind brushing against the leaves outside.Travis stepped out of the car, looking exhausted. His first day at the office had lasted longer than he had expected. It wasn’t because the work was too demanding, but because everything still felt new, and new things always required more energy.The light from the main lamp welcomed Travis home. He entered quietly, not turning on any additional lights as he made his way to his room. He assumed his parents were already asleep.It was nearly eleven at night. Madison wasn’t the type to stay up for no reason. Kassian always followed the sleep schedule set by their personal doctor.Once he reached his room and closed the door, he let out a brief but deep breath to release some of the tension that had built up since morning. He walked to the table and put his

The car's engine hummed softly, its low vibration almost blending into the night's stillness. This was the only indication of his presence; he was perfectly concealed in the darkness.Daxton sat behind the wheel with one hand on the steering wheel and the other holding a nearly empty lunchbox. He stared at its contents for a few seconds before exhaling sharply. “This doesn't make sense,” he muttered quietly.To him, the chicken that had absorbed the seasoning perfectly, the vegetables that remained fresh despite having been left out for hours and the rice that was still soft and fluffy were all too precise to be ordinary homemade food. “That woman,” he continued more to himself, taking the last bite and chewing slowly, “could be a problem.”Daxton wasn’t entirely complaining, though. His tone sounded more like an admission.The lunchbox was empty now. Nothing was left.Daxton closed the container and placed

No one moved for a moment after it was all over. The room was filled with silence, as if time had stopped the moment the last body fell to the floor.Eirene remained standing in the same spot. She was completely frozen, her hand still gripping Sabrina’s arm, with Chloe standing on her other side. The three of them formed a fragile circle, supporting each other so that they wouldn’t collapse.The air inside the apartment had grown heavy. A faint metallic scent began to linger—blood.An unfamiliar scene lay before their eyes. The men’s bodies were scattered around the room, motionless and silent. Some were in unnatural positions, with limbs twisted at impossible angles, while others lay more still, blood flowing from their noses or mouths. This was more than enough to show that they were not merely unconscious—some of them were dead.The once neat apartment had descended into chaos. The table had been pushed aside, the chairs h

Eirene was sitting on the edge of the bed, but her body didn’t feel fully present. Everything still felt blurred to her. It wasn’t that she was unaware—quite the opposite, in fact. She was acutely aware of what had just happened outside: the sounds of impact, the terrifying fight and the bodies falling one by one.Her hands were still trembling slightly. She tried to steady them by clasping her own fingers together, but the tremor remained—subtle, yet impossible to ignore.On the other side of the room, Sabrina paced back and forth restlessly. She simply couldn’t sit still.Chloe, on the other hand, was sitting in a chair with her back against the backrest, but her shoulders were tense.None of them were truly calm—it was impossible. Their lives had almost ended just minutes ago.“Eirene.” Sabrina’s voice broke the silence a moment later. She stopped pacing and looked at Eirene, her expression h

The gates of the Aurelion Residence stood firm in the nighttime stillness. The garden lights glowed dimly, providing just enough illumination for the entrance path without drawing excessive attention. From a distance, the main building appeared calm—too calm for a place that had just been mentioned in an emergency report.The car carrying Hera stopped right in front of the inner gate. She stepped out without waiting for the door to be opened. Her feet touched the stone ground with steady resolve. Her eyes moved swiftly, scanning the surroundings in a single, trained sweep.The elite guard team remained at their respective positions. None of them moved or seemed careless, even though it was clear that nothing inside the residence had required protection over the past few days.Although the situation at Aurelion Residence seemed controlled and secure, Hera did not take that as a guarantee. She had to make sure of it herself.One of the elite members n