Lahat ng Kabanata ng Azriel King's Luna: Kabanata 91 - Kabanata 100

PAIGE’S POV The moment those words left my father’s mouth, the whole room felt colder. I didn’t know what I expected him to say after hearing the truth about Lucinda, but it definitely wasn’t that he wanted to see her again. The idea didn’t sit well in my chest. It pressed down on me like a heavy stone, making it hard to breathe normally. For a moment, I couldn’t even look at him. My eyes shifted to the floor, then the walls, then everywhere else but his face.He wanted to see Lucinda again.The same woman who betrayed him. The same woman who controlled his life through lies. The same woman who almost destroyed my life. And the same woman who had done unspeakable things that my father still knew nothing about.I stayed silent, staring at my hands as they twisted together on my lap. My heart was beating loudly, each pulse reminding me of the secret I still carried. He didn’t know Lucinda was responsible for countless deaths. He didn’t know she had cursed Azriel’s bloodline. He didn’t

NARRATOR’S POV The decision did not come easily. Azriel and Paige spent most of the night discussing it in quiet tones, weighing the risks, the emotions involved, and the unpredictable nature of Lucinda herself. Gabriel was fragile. He had lived decades believing a version of a woman who never existed. Lucinda, on the other hand, was a storm wrapped in a human form, dangerous, manipulative, and always one step ahead. Her words alone could break a person if she chose to wield them like weapons.Still, Gabriel wanted closure. He wanted answers. And Paige, despite all that Lucinda had done, believed that denying him that chance would be cruel. She understood the pain. She knew what it meant to live with questions that gnawed at the soul. And so, she pushed for compassion even when it scared her.In the morning, Azriel made the final call.“We will let him see her,” he said. “But under strict supervision. One guard stays inside the room at all times.”Paige nodded, knowing he was doing h

PAIGE’S POV The next day came faster than I expected. It felt like I had barely slept when the morning sun pushed through our curtains, flooding the room with soft light. My mind was still heavy from everything that happened the day before; my father’s heartbreak, the silence he carried and the decision to hand Lucinda and Emily over to the witches. I was mentally preparing myself for chaos, but nothing prepared me for how quickly reality arrived.Azriel was already awake when I opened my eyes. He stood by the window wearing only his black sweatpants, his arms crossed, his gaze fixed outside as if watching for something. I didn’t have to ask what, he had felt the witches approaching long before anyone else.“They’re here,” he said without turning.I sat up slowly, rubbing my eyes. “So soon?”“They travel with magic. Time means little to them.”I nodded and got out of bed. A part of me felt nervous, but another part felt eager, especially when I thought about Naomi. She had been one o

PAIGE’S POV It was my first time visiting the Conclave coven.For years, the witches had existed like a shadow at the edge of my life, present, but far away. Now I was going straight into their territory, not as a guest, not as a stranger, but as someone who was going to lead them. That thought made my chest twist.Azriel had made it very clear he didn’t like me going without him.He stood with his arms crossed as I prepared to leave, his jaw tight enough to break. “You’re not going alone,” he said, his voice low and final. “Not when I’m not beside you.”I knew he wasn’t controlling; he was worried. After everything that had happened, he wasn’t taking chances. Honestly, neither was I.So Naomi, my personal guard, Gabriel, and two other warriors joined the trip, forming a small protective circle around me as we rode through the forest roads leading to the coven.Naomi sat beside me in the car, calm as always, her hands folded in her lap. “You look like you’re thinking too hard,” she s

PAIGE’S POV I woke up with a sour taste in my mouth and a tight twist in my stomach. At first, I thought maybe I had eaten something strange the night before. These days, Stella has been experimenting on new recipes, and although most of the meals were delicious, there were days I regretted trying something different.But the twisting didn’t feel like food poisoning. It felt more like a sudden wave of nausea rolling over me and leaving my whole body weak.I groaned softly and pushed myself up to sit. I looked at the time and realised it was already afternoon. The last thing I could remember was almost falling but luckily Azriel caught me before my eyes closed. The room was dim, warm afternoon sun slipping through the curtains, but instead of feeling peaceful, everything felt slightly off balance. I rubbed my palm against my forehead, hoping it would ground me somehow.Another small wave of nausea hit me, not enough to make me throw up, but enough to make me breathe slowly so I wouldn