All Chapters of Barren Luna Returns with Triplets: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Lydia POVThe moment Kharl walked out of the office, I felt my legs weaken beneath me.For a few seconds, I just stood there.Staring at the empty doorway.My mind replaying his words again and again.We’re even. Case closed.The calm way he said it made everything worse.Five years.Five years I had lived inside this pack house as Luna.Five years I had fought to maintain my position, my image, my authority.And now he was ready to throw it all away like it meant nothing.My chest tightened painfully.“No,” I whispered.Then louder.“No!”The sound echoed through the empty office.I grabbed the edge of the desk to steady myself, but the anger boiling inside me was too strong to contain.A scream burst from my throat.I slammed my hand against the desk, sending a few remaining papers sliding onto the floor.“This cannot be happening!”Another scream followed.My entire body trembled with rage and fear.If Kharl truly knew the truth…If he decided to acknowledge those children…Everyth

Celeste POVFor a long time, I stayed in Dad’s arms without saying anything.I just stood there in the quiet hallway, holding onto him like I had when I was a little girl, back before I even knew he was my father, back when all I wanted was for someone stronger than me to tell me everything would be alright.His hand moved slowly over my back, steady and warm, and that simple touch was enough to keep me from completely falling apart.The palace had gone quiet around us. The children were asleep. Ryan had stepped away to make a few calls to the hospital and check on Jasmine. For the first time since I returned, there was nothing left to distract me from the truth sitting heavily in my chest.Dad must have felt the shift in me, because after a while, he gently pulled back just enough to look at my face.“Come,” he said softly. “Let’s sit down.”He led me into the drawing room, where only one lamp had been left burning. The soft light made the room feel smaller and warmer than usual. I s

Kharl POVI was already halfway through planning my trip to Golden Sky when the message arrived.The study was quiet, lit only by the low glow of the lamps. Maps were spread across my desk, routes marked, travel times calculated. I had been going over everything carefully, deciding how to approach this.I wasn’t going to walk into Golden Sky unprepared.Not this time.Not when so much was at stake.Celeste.My children.Even thinking the word still felt unreal.My children.My wolf stirred at the thought, restless and alert, like something inside him had finally awakened after years of silence.Then a knock came at the door.“Enter,” I said.A guard stepped in, bowing slightly.“Alpha, an urgent diplomatic message has arrived from Golden Sky Pack.”My hand stilled on the map.Golden Sky.My chest tightened immediately.“Bring it,” I said.He stepped forward and handed me the sealed document.I dismissed him with a wave and broke the seal quickly.My eyes scanned the contents.To: Alph

Celeste POVThe phone rang just as I was about to close my eyes.I hadn’t even realized I had drifted off on the couch in Dad’s study. The exhaustion from the day had finally caught up with me, but the sharp sound of the call pulled me awake instantly.My heart jumped.I didn’t need to check the screen.I already knew.“Jasmine?” I answered quickly.Her voice came through, tense.“Celeste… you need to come back. Now.”The way she said it made my stomach drop.“What happened?” I asked, already standing.“It’s Blaze,” she said. “His fever spiked again. The doctors are worried.”I didn’t wait for anything else.“I’m coming,” I said, already moving.By the time I rushed out of the house, Ryan was already in the hallway, pulling on his jacket.“I heard,” he said simply.We didn’t waste another second.The drive to the hospital felt shorter than before, but the anxiety in my chest made every second unbearable. My mind kept racing through worst-case scenarios, each one more terrifying than t

Celeste POVThe hospital room felt quieter than before.Too quiet.The kind of silence that made every small sound stand out. The steady beeping of the machine beside Blaze. The soft rise and fall of his chest. The faint hum of movement from the corridor outside.I sat beside him, my hand wrapped gently around his, watching every breath like it mattered more than anything else in the world.Because it did.Blaze stirred slightly, his brow creasing as if he was uncomfortable even in sleep.“Mom…” he murmured weakly.“I’m here,” I whispered immediately, brushing his hair back.He settled again, but not fully.Not like before.My chest tightened.The doctor’s words echoed in my mind.One day. Two at most.I closed my eyes briefly.No.I couldn’t think like that.I had to stay strong.For him.For all of them.A soft knock on the door pulled me out of my thoughts.Before I could respond, it opened slowly.Rune and Alora stepped inside.Dad stood behind them, but this time he didn’t stop t