Lahat ng Kabanata ng Azriel King's Luna: Kabanata 51 - Kabanata 60

PAIGE’S POV The city lights were the first thing that welcomed me when I arrived in the human world. They glowed like tiny stars spread across the earth, but to me, they didn’t bring comfort. They only reminded me of how lost I felt. The sound of cars honking, people laughing, and the faint smell of street food drifting through the air should have made me feel alive, but I felt empty.I dragged my bag along the sidewalk, still wiping away the last tears that wouldn’t stop falling. Every step I took felt heavier than the last. For the first time in years, I wasn’t walking back into a pack house, a palace, or anywhere that felt like home. I was walking into the unknown, into a world where no one knew me as Luna or mate to the King. No one here cared about the scars hidden inside me.I didn’t know where I was going until I heard someone call my name.“Paige?”The voice startled me, familiar yet out of place. I turned around quickly, almost tripping over my bag. My eyes widened when I sa

PAIGE’S POV The address Naomi gave me kept haunting my thoughts for days. I kept the small piece of paper folded inside my nightstand, but every night, I would take it out, stare at the neat handwriting, and then place it back again. I wasn’t sure if I was ready for more answers. My life had already turned upside down when Azriel claimed Emily as his mate. Since then, I had been carrying a wound that refused to heal. And now, here I was, torn between wanting to know who I truly was and being afraid of what that truth might do to me.After several sleepless nights, I finally gathered enough courage to go. I woke up early, pulled on a sweater and jeans, and slipped my phone into my pocket. The walk toward the woods felt strange. The air was sharp and cool, brushing against my skin like it wanted to remind me I was no longer part of the life I once knew. For the first time, I wasn’t walking as the Luna of a pack or even as Azriel’s partner, I was just Paige, a broken woman trying to fin

PAIGE’S POV The morning air smelled like dew and flowers. A soft mist floated above the grass as I made my way through the narrow path that led to Naomi’s cottage. For the past months, I had been walking this trail every morning. The sound of birds waking everyone, the soft rustle of leaves above me, and the way the sun shines through the branches had all grown familiar.But even though I had walked this path so many times, every step still felt like a new beginning.Naomi had become more than just a teacher to me. She was the only person who truly understood what I was now; a hybrid of wolf and witch. The first time she said those words aloud, I felt my world tilt. A part of me still didn’t believe it, but every day since then had been proof that the impossible could be real.Today, I wanted to do better. To prove to myself that I wasn’t weak.I reached the edge of the woods and saw Naomi’s cottage standing gracefully among tall oak trees. It was peaceful, so different from the turm

PAIGE’S POVMy heart pumped hard in my chest, racing in anticipation as I waited for Naomi to reveal to me who this acclaimed sister of mine was.“Her name is Emily.” She said,Immediately, the room fell silent.The crackle of the fire was the only sound that could be heard. My breath caught in my throat, and for a moment, I was completely still.Emily.The name hit me like a thunderbolt and my mind reeled back to the moments I saw her; her mocking smirk, her taunting eyes, the way she moved around Azriel with confidence that made my blood boil.She knew who I was from the start.“No…” I whispered, shaking my head in disbelief. “No, that can’t be true.”Naomi lowered her gaze. “It is, Paige.”I laughed bitterly, but it sounded more like a sob. “You’re telling me that the woman who seduced my mate, who’s been tormenting me and has destroyed everything I own is my half-sister?”Naomi’s eyes were filled with sadness. “Yes.”I got up from the couch, ignoring the pain shooting through my b

PAIGE’S POV The moon was partially hidden by moving clouds, but its light was enough to help me find my way through the woods that led to the Black Crow Pack's territory. Each step I took was intentional, quiet, and measured. The scent of pine and damp earth filled my nose, but I had already masked my scent long before crossing the border. No one, not even Azriel would sense me.I had spent the last two nights perfecting the spell Naomi had taught me; a masking spell powerful enough to fool even the most sensitive wolves. It left a faint hum in my skin, as if magic itself crawled beneath the surface, cloaking my presence. Naomi had begged me not to return here, not yet, not when Azriel was still under the witch’s control. But how could I stay away when my mate was trapped in another woman’s illusion?I crouched behind a fallen log, watching two guards at the border. They were not familiar faces which only proved how much Emily had changed everything in my absence. They stood lazily