Todos os capítulos de His Midnight Luna: Capítulo 91 - Capítulo 100

XAVIER“We will advance tomorrow. Get her ready.” I lifted myself off the table with a frown on my face. “That’s too early. You know she needs time to heal after everything that has happened. The journey all the way to that pack is going to be a very long one and we'll be on the road for no less than a day and a half.”He knew what he was doing. All he was after was himself and he didn't care about anyone. “Did she tell you she didn't know the risks involved? She was the one who agreed to it. She knows what she has to do. No one forced her or anything.”That was when it dawned on me. “I knew that something was wrong. Was that why you sent me away so quickly? So you could have the chance to speak to her? Do you know how sick it is?” My father smirked. “Feel free to think all you want. I don't give a damn. But the girl knows what she has to do. If she wants to become the Luna and if you have plans to marry her someday, she is going to have to make certain decisions that she is not

XAVIERThe next morning, we set out early. I wasn't even sure it was already a new day before my father started the roll call. All the soldiers and men had been organized and suited up for the road ahead. Food, ammunition and medicine had been loaded up into the carriage. I had been hoping and praying that my father would sit this one out but deep down, I knew that he wouldn't miss it for the world. The fact that it involved Mia would mean that he was ten toes in. He was very much interested in it, that was why I needed to be one step ahead. He came up to me with Falcon and Gabriel. “Where is Mia?”I pointed to the second carriage and I saw the look of irritation on his face. “Why is she in the carriage? Can't she walk like the rest of us?” What the hell was his problem?“No, she can't! She's tired, it's too late for any normal human to be awake and mind you, she doesn't have the training we have. What? You expect her to walk all the way to Silas' kingdom? That's over a thous

MIAI didn't mean for any of this to happen. If I had known that he would find out about me going to his father's office, I wouldn't have done any of it without telling him first. Hell, I wouldn't have done anything without letting him know.His father was to blame for all this. I told him that I wanted to tell Xavier about the attack but he told me not to. And now, this happened. As I sat in the carriage, I couldn't help but feel stupid. Very stupid, because not only had I caused father and son to fight, I had also deepened the tension and the suspicion that was between them and now, I didn't know if Xavier still trusted anything that came out of my mouth. Tears streamed down my face as I sat at the window and stared out. The sun was beginning to rise now and I could see Xavier and Falcon walking up ahead. If only he could turn around and look at me. But the chances of that happening right now were very slim so I let it go and sat back down. As I thought about the whole thing,

MIAWe remained in that spot till the sun came down. As I looked outside the window, I saw my father, Aemond and a couple of other guards off to the side, talking. Now that the whole thing was out, I felt so ashamed. I couldn't even step out to ease myself and I was very pressed. Even without a mirror, I could see that my eyes had swollen because of the way I had been crying..It was almost nightfall, maybe six pm. My whole body felt very weak because we hadn't eaten anything all day. I'd used the remaining strength that I had to cry and now, my tank was empty. By the time I looked back outside, Aemond had walked away and then I heard his voice outside. “Tell everyone! We're going back to the pack, we're going back home!” In a way, I did feel relieved because it gave me a chance to go home and see Xavier so we could settle things but then again, it also meant that things were serious enough to send us back to the pack. But Aemond already knew the bracelet was missing. Why didn'

XAVIERThe weather and I were one..Not because I could tell the weather or anything but because I had already predicted that it would rain. It always rained on funerals. As if things weren't already gloomy and sad. It always baffled me. It was as if the sky was greiving too. And the rain was very heavy. Surprisingly, the handlers had thought about this before hand and they handed umbrellas out to us which was very thoughtful. The burial site wasn't very far from the gate so we didn't have to walk very far. “With pain in our hearts and total submission to the will of God…”I zoned out after that and took a look around. The cemetery was quite empty and I could have sworn that I smelt a different smell from the people that were here today but I couldn't just put the face to the person. My phone buzzed in my pocket and I pulled it out immediately. It was a text from him. “I found a couple of leads. Do you want to meet up?” Yeah, I didn't have anything doing after this so I text