All Chapters of From Betrayed Luna to Crowned Princess: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Ravena's POVBefore I could answer, Astrid turned her gaze to Lucien. Her expression twisted with something that looked like betrayal."You brought her," she rasped, her voice filled with hate. "You brought her here to humiliate me. To watch me suffer. Is that what this is?""Of course not," Lucien said quickly, his voice breaking. "That is not... I just...""You just what?" Astrid interrupted, her voice rising despite the obvious pain it caused her. "You just wanted to parade your ex-wife in front of me? To show her what happened to me?""That is not why I am here," I spat, my voice cold and cutting through their exchange.Both of them turned to look at me."I am just here for the truth," I continued, stepping closer. "Nothing more. Nothing less."Astrid's eyes narrowed. "The truth? You already think you know the truth. You have already made up your mind that I am guilty.""Have I?" I asked calmly. "Then prove me wrong. Tell me what really happened."She laughed. The sound was bitter

Ravena's POVEvander was quiet for a moment, his expression thoughtful. Then he spoke, his voice calm and measured. "Kael's people… they will come to the kingdom, and they will remain loyal."I frowned. "How can you be so sure?""Their tribe has to consider survival," he explained. "They have been outcasts for years. Hunted. Hated. Forced to live in the shadows. If they want a future, they need the kingdom's protection. They need to come back.""But what if they decide revenge is more important than survival?""They won't because Kael is not a fool. He knows that starting another war would destroy his people completely. He has already lost too much, so he will not risk losing everything."I wanted to believe him, I really did. But doubt still lingered in my mind."The northern war has ended," Evander continued. "But the conflict between the rogues and the kingdom is not completely over. There are still tensions and unresolved issues.""So what happens now?""Kael's people need to pled

Ravena's POVI was standing at the edge of the newly reclaimed territory, watching workers rebuild what the war had destroyed. The sound of hammers banging on nails echoed through the clearing, followed by the shouts of men giving orders. Omegas carried supplies back and forth, their faces tired but determined.Beside me, Mira stood with her arms crossed as she studied the half-built watchtower in the distance. Rhea was kneeling near a pile of wooden beams, checking the quality with her usual critical eye."The eastern watchtower needs to be finished before the rains come," I said, my voice carrying over the noise. "If we don't reinforce it now, the whole thing will collapse when the storms hit."One of the warriors nearby straightened, wiping sweat from his brow. "We will get it done, General.""And don't forget about the southern barracks," I reminded. "They need supplies. Food, blankets, medical kits. Make sure everything is delivered by the end of the week.""Yes, General."I then

Evander's POVThe border reports were spread across my desk in neat stacks. They contained numbers, casualties, supply lines, and territory markers. I had been staring at them for hours, trying to make sense of what we had gained and what we had lost.Even though the war was over, the work never ended.I picked up another report, scanning the lines with tired eyes. The eastern watchtower needed reinforcements, the southern barracks needed more supplies, and the northern outposts were still vulnerable to rogue attacks.My head throbbed, and my shoulders were tight with tension, but I kept reading because this was my responsibility.Suddenly, the flap of the tent opened.I looked up sharply, irritation flashing through me. "What is it?"Bastian stood in the doorway, his face flushed with excitement. He was the type who only interrupted for urgent matters."Your Highness," he said, slightly out of breath. "General Ravena is here. She has come to see you."Ravena? She was here?I immediat

Ravena's POVI hesitated, confused by the seriousness in his voice. "What are you thinking?"He shook his head, his jaw tight. "Don't mind me. Just go on, please."I studied his face for a moment, trying to understand what was running through his mind. But his expression gave nothing away. So I took a breath and continued."There is something else," I said quietly. "Something I need to do before I return to the capital."Evander's eyes locked onto mine, waiting."I want to visit my father's grave," I whispered softly. "And my brothers’. I want to pay my respects one last time before everything changes. Before I… I move forward."The words felt heavy in my throat. It was painful, like admitting them out loud made the loss real all over again.Evander was silent for a long moment. His expression softened, the hardness fading from his eyes."Of course," he said simply. "We will go tomorrow morning. I will make the arrangements."I blinked, caught off guard. "You... you will?""Yes.""But