Semua Bab My Luna's Revenge (Blinded by Fury): Bab 91 - Bab 100

Chapter 90Nicolas POVThe moment Viona's body plummeted from the canopy, I moved without thinking.Branches cracked overhead like breaking bones, showering me with leaves as she fell. My instincts roared to life, a primal surge that banished hesitation. I lunged forward, arms outstretched, catching her just as gravity threatened to break her against the forest floor.The impact jolted through my body, forcing the air from my lungs, but I held her tight, cushioning her as they toppled backward. I rolled with her, my back striking the earth hard enough to sting, but I never loosened my grip. She lay limp in my arms, her head lolling against my chest, her skin frighteningly cold."Viona!" my voice cracked, more a plea than a call.I lowered her gently onto the cold, leaf-strewn ground, brushing the damp strands of hair from her face. What I saw stopped my heart. Her lips-normally so full of color-had turned an unnatural shade of purple, as though life itself had been drained from them.

Chapter 92Viona POVThe first thing I felt was the wind.It brushed against my skin in a soft, fleeting kiss, cool and gentle like a whisper of dawn. I stirred, my lashes fluttering open as pale light filtered through the canopy of leaves above. For a fleeting moment, I thought I was still dreaming. The world was hushed except for the steady rustle of branches, the distant trickle of water, and the rhythmic cadence of my own breath.Then I noticed the chill.My arms folded reflexively across my chest, my senses snapping awake as realization struck. My blouse-gone. My upper body was almost bare, save for the bandages wound snugly around my ribs. Heat flared in my cheeks, a strange blend of embarrassment and indignation rising within me. I bolted upright, clutching at myself as though the trees themselves were staring.My gaze darted frantically around the clearing. That was when I saw him.Nicolas.He sat only a few paces away, his back against the gnarled trunk of an old oak. His hea

Chapter 94Viona's POVThe next day I didn't wait.The instant my eyes opened to the dawn, I was already moving. My feet pressed into the forest floor with quiet certainty, every step measured but quick, my senses alive with urgency. I did not look back, did not check if anyone followed. I knew-his presence trailing me, quiet but not far.But I could not be distracted now.The trees thickened around me as I pressed deeper into the maze-like woods. Moss clung to the trunks, branches wove into each other like cages, and patches of mist swirled low, turning the path into a ghostly corridor. Yet I did not hesitate. I knew this place. From the last.The thought gnawed at me as I walked. Memory or madness? I couldn't be sure. Every turn of the forest, every shadowed bend, sparked flashes of déjà vu-things that felt carved into my bones. I clenched my fists, keeping my pace steady.If I'm wrong, I'll look like a fool. If I'm right...My jaw tightened. The air seemed to grow heavier as I ne

Chapter 96Viona's POVThe backdoor sealed behind us with a muted hiss, cutting off the last trace of the forest.I stilled.The air here was colder, sterilized, humming faintly with electricity. Fluorescent lights glared above, but I knew better than to rely on shadows alone. My eyes darted upward, cataloging the rows of cameras fixed along the ceiling, their black lenses unblinking, their red dots alive.One wrong step and the entire building would collapse on us like a fist.I motioned sharply to Nicolas-stay close, stay quiet. He obeyed without question, his jaw tight, his gaze flickering uneasily at every corner. I didn't waste my breath reassuring him. He wasn't my responsibility, but the reality was cruel-if he was caught, so was I. Our fates were tied.I slipped forward.My mind worked as my body moved, memory aligning with instinct. These cameras weren't random. They overlapped, yes, but every system had gaps-slivers of blind spots where human oversight or mechanical laziness

Chapter 98Nicolas POVIt suddenly puzzles me how calm Viona she no longer moved with secretly or pass hidden corners In fact, she trailed a step behind me, her expression unreadable. Her lips were pale, but her eyes glittered with a resolve that unsettled me. She hadn't spoken much since regaining consciousness after the bite. Each time I glanced back at her, I saw more determination than weakness. I frowned. I didn't like how quiet it was. Too quiet. No guards. No lasers, not even a single camera."Stay close," I whispered, raising a hand.Viona didn't reply, only inclined her head.But distraction was a dangerous thing, and tonight, it caught me unprepared.My eyes flicked to her, just for a second. Her face in the pale glow seemed almost otherworldly, framed by loose strands of dark hair. That fleeting moment of worry for her.My boot struck something that was not stone.Click.The sound was so faint it almost vanished into the silence. Almost.I froze, my breath catching. My ey