All Chapters of The Alpha's Forgotten Luna: Chapter 271 - Chapter 280

The day Damien, Sophie, and Aria were supposed to leave arrived far too quickly for my liking. Somehow, after everything we had been through, the days we had spent together seemed to have slipped through my fingers without giving me enough time to hold on to them. The magical wards were finally in place, the guards had been trained, every patrol had been briefed about the different levels of protection, and Damien and Sophie had tested every important section twice before declaring the system stable enough to operate. There were still things that would need to be monitored and maintained, but for the first time since Selena's injury, I felt as though we had done everything within our power to protect our family. The small residence beside ours had also been prepared for them, although they would only return after their final arrangements at the Crimson Palace were completed. It should have felt like an accomplishment. Instead, as I stood near the fron

I spent the entire morning trying to convince myself that I was calm. It wasn't working. Every few minutes, my hand would drift toward my stomach without me realizing it, and every time it happened, I would catch Cassius watching me. He hadn't said much since waking up, but there was something different about him. He was quieter, more attentive, and somehow even more protective than usual. When I tried getting out of bed, his hand immediately reached for me. When I walked toward the bathroom, his eyes followed me. When I sat down for breakfast, he moved my chair closer to the table. "Cassius," I finally said, staring at him. "I'm pregnant, not made of glass." "I know." He pushed a plate toward me. "Eat." "I'm not hungry." "Marianne said you need to eat." "Marianne said many things." "And I intend to remember all of them." I sighed but picked up a piece of toast. He smiled, apparently satisfied. The man had become unbearable overnight.

The fear began with a dream.It was one of those dreams that felt far too real, the kind that left a strange weight behind even after waking. I was standing in a place I didn't recognize, surrounded by darkness so thick that I couldn't see beyond my own hands. I could hear babies crying somewhere ahead of me, two tiny voices calling for me, and every instinct inside me screamed that they were mine. I tried running toward them, but my feet wouldn't move. I screamed their names, but no sound came from my throat. Then I saw a shadow step into the distance, carrying two tiny bundles in its arms. I couldn't see the person's face. I only saw my babies disappearing farther and farther away from me. I tried to reach them again, desperately fighting against whatever held me in place. "No!" I screamed inside the dream. "Give them back!" The figure turned slightly, and one of the babies began crying harder. I woke up

There were things about Sienna's pregnancy that no longer surprised me because this wasn't my first time watching her carry our child. I had already seen her pregnant. I had watched her carry Nicholas after that. I knew the way her energy changed as the months passed, the way her back began aching after standing for too long, the way she sometimes needed an extra moment before getting out of bed, and the way her appetite could change without warning. I knew which foods she liked when she felt sick and which smells could make her leave a room immediately. What was different this time was that I knew exactly what her body was being asked to do. She wasn't carrying one child. She was carrying two. And every time I looked at the curve of her stomach, I remembered that there were two little lives growing inside her, making this pregnancy more demanding than the ones I had witnessed before. That knowledge had made me attentive, but Sienna insisted I was becoming ridiculous.That morning was

The first thing I noticed when I opened my eyes was the ceiling. The second was the heaviness in my body. Everything felt strangely slow, as though even breathing required more effort than it normally did. I blinked several times before remembering where I was. The hospital. My hand immediately moved toward my stomach, and panic rushed through me when I couldn't feel anything. "Cassius?" My voice came out weak. He was beside me instantly, his hand wrapping around mine. "I'm here." I turned toward him. His eyes looked exhausted, his hair disheveled, and there were dark circles beneath them that hadn't been there that morning. "The babies?" I whispered. He squeezed my hand. "They're okay." The relief that followed was so overwhelming that I closed my eyes. "They're okay?" "They're okay." He kissed my forehead. "Marianne checked everything. Their heartbeats are strong." I breathed out shakily. "Then why am I here?" Cassius didn't answer immediately. That