All Chapters of The Rise of a Forsaken Luna: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

SERAPHINA~~“H-he took her! ... He took Princess Celeste!” Lily gasped the second she opened her eyes, thrashing around as if there were some sort of danger that loomed but remained unseen to Kieran and me. Or maybe I had seen it with the absence of my daughter and heard it clearly with Lily’s words reechoing in my head like mind-shattering thunder.My knees grew weaker by the seconds, my mind debunking Lily’s statement. My eyes stung, but the pain was nothing compared to that of the fire consuming my heart with the intent to ruin me from the core. “Who? Who took her?” Kieran blurted, shaking Lily to gain her attention while I staggered backwards with tears blurring my sight. The world around me threatened to blur along with my sight, but I couldn’t let that happen. Not when my daughter was in the hands of the–“Rexton! That bastard!” Kia seethed like a wounded lioness, mentioning a truth I couldn’t deny. “It has to be him. I mean, yes… no one else would do this…. No one else

SERAPHINA~~Huh? What? D-did I hear him correctly? Or was my mind playing cheap, unfunny tricks on me? It had to be the latter. After all, this was Kieran, and he wouldn’t utter those words to me, not now. Not when we should be focused on finding my daughter and getting her home safely. The Kieran I knew and was ready to create a deeper bond with wasn’t selfish. He wasn’t Rexton, and he would never–“Ina?” Kieran’s voice sliced through my loud thoughts. My eyes fluttered slowly, locking with his as I smiled. “Sorry, I spaced out.” “Yeah, I figured.” Kieran mirrored the small smile on my face, and everything was fine again until he added, “But you haven’t answered my question.” Brows furrowed and heart skipping beats, I squeaked, “What question is that?” Internally, I hoped it wasn’t the same one I had convinced myself was created by my overwhelmed brain. Heck! I pleaded it wouldn’t be the same. But within a heartbeat, my hopes were smashed, and my pleas fell on deaf ears,

SERAPHINA~~I have been up all night, and as much as I would like to say that the thought of my daughter was the only thing that kept me up, I couldn’t. After all, my heart beat and ached all night because of a particular silver-eyed man. I just didn’t like how we left things last night, but I couldn’t get myself to go to him because I–“Because of your pride, Sera.” Kia blurted just as I exited the bathroom where I had freshened up in preparation for the journey ahead. “This isn’t about pride, Kia.” I countered, using a towel to dry my hair. My Lycan scoffed even though she should know better. She was the one person who should understand how I felt. “And that’s exactly why I’m telling you that the only reason you have been stopping yourself from marching towards his room all night is that you are holding on to pride.” Kia repeated the same accusation, this time with more words, but the same message was passed. I was about to tell her that she was wrong. Again. I mean, Kier

ALPHA REXTON~~“I can’t believe you would do this! To a child!” Nicola had yelled at me a few hours ago, yet I could still hear his voice echoing in the back of my mind. Hours ago, Celeste, the daughter I hadn’t seen for years until the night I went into the palace to reclaim her, woke up earlier than I calculated. That was a mistake on my part because somehow, I had forgotten that she had the Lycan gene within her. I had no choice but to dismantle my back seat again and pull out her body from underneath the foam and leather. Her scent was still concealed from the potion I got from Nicola… the same one that helped me sneak into the palace without getting caught. Of course, since I wasn’t invisible, it was still difficult, but years of war had taught me how to sneak around my enemies and get whatever I wanted. And this time, it was Celeste… my daughter. “You knocked out your own daughter with drugs, abducted her, and buried her in a suffocating—" “I made sure she can breathe

SERAPHINA~~The journey away from the realm that had shielded me for years, towards the one who ripped me apart countless times in the past, began. Kieran was driving, but he only had one hand on the wheel. The other one was on my lap, his fingers intertwined with mine. Just like our souls… A big smile stretched across my face, my mind doing a quick jump back to the moments Kieran and I spent in his room before we finally began the journey to save my daughter. “He is definitely a gentleman.” Kia snickered on the inside, failing to remain subtle as she gushed over every second. I could feel my face getting hotter as she teased me using the memories I couldn’t get over. I watched the trees blur past the window, the familiar scent of home beginning to fade as we drove into unclaimed territory that separated the Lycans and the werewolves. “If you don’t want him to perceive a slutty change in your scent, you had better keep those memories locked up.” Kia muttered, but I knew bet