The Alpha's Forgotten Luna のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 151 - チャプター 160

For a few seconds after Cassius jerked around and I screamed, I genuinely forgot how breathing worked. My heart was pounding so loudly that I could hear it in my ears, and I stood there clutching my chest while staring at him. But then the fear faded. Not entirely. Just enough for me to finally look at him properly. And the moment I did, every emotion inside me shifted. Because Cassius looked terrified. Not Alpha terrified. Not protective terrified. Not angry. No. He looked... shattered. His eyes were wide, his breathing uneven, and suddenly through the bond I felt it all crash into me at once. Fear. Guilt. Panic. Self-hatred. It hit me so hard I physically swayed. Moon Goddess. He thought he had scared me. He thought he had become the thing he feared most. And suddenly I understood why his reaction hurt so much. Because this wasn't about tonight. This wasn't about me placing my hand on his shoulder in darkness. This was years of fear speaking. Years of guilt. Years of losing me once

The moment Cassius walked back inside the house, I knew.I did not need the mate bond for it. I did not need his expression either. The atmosphere itself had changed. The air inside the house felt heavier somehow, colder, tighter. Even Zayn’s presence through the bond felt restless, violent, furious. Cassius stepped into the living room with mud staining the bottom of his pants and rage sitting quietly beneath his skin. Quiet rage. The dangerous kind. The kind that did not scream or break things. The kind that stood still and thought too much. And somehow that frightened me more.The bracelet in his hand confirmed everything.For a few seconds, I simply stared at it while my stomach twisted painfully. Silver. Tiny moon charms. Delicate chain. Not mine, but close enough that it immediately dragged old memories out from places I had long buried. I remembered owning something similar once. I remembered Eloise stealing it first, mocking it next, and Portia eventually breaking it during on

The moment Jackson mentioned the old river path, I knew this was no longer just about fear or threats or hidden warnings left outside our home. Eloise was not simply trying to scare us anymore. She was testing boundaries now. Testing security. Testing Cassius. Testing me. And somehow, standing there in the middle of our room while moonlight barely touched the floor beneath us, I felt strangely calm. Not because I wasn't afraid. Moon Goddess, I was terrified. But fear had changed now. Earlier it had felt suffocating, trapping me inside old memories and old wounds. Now it felt sharper. Clearer. Focused. Because this time I wasn't alone. This time I wasn't the scared girl hiding bruised emotions behind locked bedroom doors while Portia screamed downstairs and Eloise mocked me for existing. This time I had a family standing beside me. A husband. Children. A home worth protecting. And maybe that was exactly why something inside me finally refused to back down anymore.Cassius was already s

For a few seconds after Cassius spoke, nobody moved.Not me. Not the warriors. Not even the wind seemed to move properly through the trees anymore. Everything had gone painfully still. And standing there in the middle of that silence, I watched Eloise carefully. Watched the way her breathing became uneven. Watched the way her fingers curled into fists beside her body. Watched the way her eyes slowly moved from Cassius to me again.Hatred.Pure hatred.But beneath it... there was something else too.Pain.Raw, ugly pain.And somehow that hurt me more than her screaming ever could.“You always win,” she whispered suddenly. Her voice sounded smaller now. Sharper too. “No matter what happens, you always win.”I stared at her quietly for a few moments before shaking my head slowly. “You think this is winning?” I asked softly.Her eyes narrowed immediately. “Don't act innocent now.”“Innocent?” I almost smiled sadly. “Eloise, do you know what my childhood smelled like?”Silence.I looked aw

The moment those words left Eloise’s mouth, every instinct inside me snapped.Not fear.Not panic.Murderous rage.Pure Alpha instinct exploded through my body so violently that Zayn nearly tore free right there. Every single thing inside me locked onto one horrifying detail alone — her eyes. The way she looked at Sienna after mentioning our family. Our children. There was no jealousy left there anymore. No heartbreak. No desperation. Just obsession twisted into something dangerous enough to destroy anything standing in its way.And the moment I realized that... I stopped seeing Eloise as someone broken.I saw her as a threat.“Sienna,” I said quietly without taking my eyes off Eloise.My mate immediately understood.Slowly, I felt her move slightly behind me while Jackson and Hugo shifted positions around the clearing almost invisibly. Warriors moved too. Quietly. Carefully. Eloise noticed none of it because she kept staring directly at Sienna like she couldn't bear looking away.“Yo