All Chapters of Never Reject A Secret Luna Heiress: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

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Chapter 141 Worst wedding

Aiden’s POVEveryone was smiling. Everyone except me.I stood in front of Haven, my hands clasped together so tightly my knuckles had gone white, my gaze fixed somewhere beyond the crowd. Haven, in her immaculate gown, was blindingly smiling. The elders who had forced me to this union, nodded approvingly. The pack, which had gradually grown over the months, watched closely with expectation.And all I could think about was Rue.Three years. I had used every resource to search for her for three years. But every lead ended the same way: nothing. As if the earth itself had swallowed her whole.My wolf paced inside me, restless and wounded, snarling at the bond that had never truly severed. I had married Haven because I was forced. Because the elders demanded stability. Because they dangled power in one hand and Rue’s supposed safety in the other.The officiant’s voice cut through the haze.“Alpha Aiden,” he said solemnly, “do you take Haven to be your lawfully wedded mate, to stand by he

Chapter 142 The calculated payback

Rue’s POVBy the time the videos finished spreading, there was nowhere left for Haven to hide. I did not need to see them to know how thoroughly they had ruined her. Screens across the nation replayed the same frozen frames again and again.News outlets pretended it was about public safety. Social commentators framed it as a moral lesson. Strangers dissected her downfall with enthusiasm.But I knew the truth. This was execution by exposure.When I watched the clip, what I felt instead was a deep, almost chilling clarity. Haven had always believed herself untouchable, insulated by her status, by proximity to power, by the role she played so convincingly. Seeing her reduced to a spectacle felt less like revenge and more like inevitability.“This is just the first gift,” Percy said quietly beside me.Percy’s voice was calm, measured, as if he were explaining a medical procedure rather than the dismantling of a human life.“There are worse things than prison,” he continued. “Social death

Chapter 143 The truth about the kid

Rue’s POVThe car idled quietly on the snow-drowned road, the heater humming softly, struggling against the cold that had followed us from the grave. His hands rested on the steering wheel, but he did not drive. He stared straight ahead, as if the darkness beyond the windshield held answers he had never dared to ask.“Today,” he said at last, “is the anniversary of my father’s death.”I turned toward him, my heart tightening. There was something exposed in the way he said it, as if naming the day itself reopened a wound that had never truly closed.“My mother used to say I should become a doctor,” Percy continued. “She said I had the brains for it.”His lips curved faintly, but the expression never reached his eyes.“She believed healing was a calling. That it ran in our blood.” “But I couldn’t,” Percy said.He exhaled, a breath that trembled despite his efforts to steady it.“Every time I touched medical books, every time I walked past a hospital, all I could see was blood on the fl

Chapter 144 The Unexpected Accident

Haven’s POVI dressed Blue carefully that morning. Her little coat was buttoned wrong the first time, then fixed. My hands shook as I smoothed her hair, the motion mechanical, rehearsed, as though repetition could erase the dread coiled beneath my ribs.“Remember what Mommy said,” I told her, crouching to her level.She nodded, wide-eyed.“Don’t talk about colors,” I said. “Not to your teacher. Not to your friends.”Her brow furrowed. “Why?”“Because,” I answered too quickly, then softened my voice, “because some things are private, okay? Tell them it's private.”She hesitated, then nodded again.Children were obedient when they were afraid. That thought comforted me more than it should have.As we walked toward the kindergarten gate, I felt the familiar weight of stares pressing into my back. Some people did not bother to hide their contempt anymore. Others smiled too politely, eyes lingering on my sleeve, empty where an arm used to be.Crippled Luna.That was what they called me whe

Chapter 145 The ghost of Rue

Haven’s POVI stormed out. I could not breathe in that tent. His voice, his rage, it pressed in on me, suffocating. I needed air. I needed distance from him.I didn’t hear the footsteps behind me at first. Then…“Mommy!”I turned too late.Blue was running toward me, her small legs pumping desperately, her face pale with fear.“Stop!” I screamed.The world slowed as a horn blared. Brakes screeched, and then………The hospital lights burned my eyes when we entered. Blue was rushed past me on a gurney, her small body swallowed by white sheets and frantic hands. I tried to follow, but someone grabbed my remaining arm, holding me back as the doors to the operating room slammed shut.I collapsed onto the bench outside the operating room, my knees giving way as if they had been hollowed out. My chest convulsed violently, breath tearing in and out of me in broken fragments. This wasn’t supposed to happen. She was the only proof that I mattered. She was my daughter.The minutes dragged on lik

Chapter 146 Envy

Aiden’s POVI ran without thinking, my boots striking the hospital floor frantically. For one moment, I was certain that it was Rue. But when I reached the end of the corridor and the figure turned, the illusion shattered instantly.Only a stranger’s eyes met mine, startled and confused. The hope that had surged through me collapsed, leaving behind this life I was trapped in. I stood there longer than necessary, breathing through the disappointment.Percy’s POVThere were mixed reactions when Rue walked into the Post-Mutation Advanced Academy as an instructor. Everyone affiliated to me knew she deserved the position, her resilience, hard work and experience in combating mutated wolves was unmatched.In addition to that, she had survived things nobody thought she would, and that made her a better choice for an instructor.But other people hated the fact that she was made an instructor, they were outright unhappy about it.One of them was bold enough to admit it out loud and silently.

Chapter 147 Anger

Rue’s POVPercy went and sat on his seat, without any single word spoken. He held his head on the palm of his hand then turned to me with a slight smile.“I’m sorry,” he said, “ she really made me mad.”“She is just being jealous, pay no attention to her.” I saidJust then, I got a ping on my phone. Messages rushed through the pack network faster than any formal report ever could. Someone had dug into Percy's past with cruelty and dragged his father's death back into the open, as spectacle.They spoke of his father’s murder like it was a story meant to entertain.They spoke of his wolf pelt. How it was sold and displayed, bartered like meat.I felt it the i

Chapter 148 Rue is a dead bad woman

Haven’s POVI did not sleep. I sat beside Blue’s hospital bed long after the machines had settled into their steady rhythm, long after the doctors had assured me, again and again, that she would live. My fingers remained wrapped around hers as if letting go would tempt fate to snatch her away out of spite.The sight of her small body under white sheets hollowed me out.When her eyelids finally fluttered open, I was relieved. “Blue,” I whispered, leaning forward instantly. “Sweetheart.”Her gaze focused slowly, confusion knitting her brows together. “Mom?” she asked.“I’m here,” I said quickly. “I’m right here.”She frowned, then glanced around the room. “Where’s dad?”“He’s… busy,” I said, choosing my words with care. “But he knows you’re here.”She accepted that too easily. I hated and loved that about her in equal measure.After a pause, she asked softly, “Mama… Papa still has her things, right?”My grip tightened.“What things?” I asked, though I already knew.She hesitated. “Rue

Chapter 149 Sora’s death

Author‘s POVSora laughed, but there was no humor in it. “Aiden’s going to love this.”Haven’s thoughts fractured. Images collided of Aiden’s cold distance, the pack’s growing contempt, her slipping control. She had sacrificed too much to lose now. “You won’t tell anyone anything,” Haven whispered.Sora took a step back, suddenly wary. “Oh, I will.”That was when it happened.Haven hadn’t planned it. In a desperate moment, born of panic rather than intention. Haven reached out, her hand striking Sora’s shoulder with more force than she realized.The stairway became chaos as Sora lost her balance.

Chapter150 I have new information regarding Rue

Aiden’s POVI didn’t react at first.I stood there, staring at the doctor’s lips as they continued moving, explaining the procedures, causes and time of death, words that slid past me without meaning. Dead. The word echoed, hollow and unreal, like it belonged to someone else’s life. Sora was reckless, loud, always infuriating, but she wasn’t supposed to die. She was my sister, we had grown up together. My hands felt numb. My chest felt… wrong. Too tight, as if something vital had been carved out without my noticing.“She was still breathing when we brought her in,” the doctor said gently. “But the injuries were too severe.”Injuries. I turned slowly toward Haven.She stood a few steps away, arms wrapped around herself, her face arranged into something that resembled grief. If I hadn’t known her so well, I might have believed it.“What happened?” I asked again, my voice flat.She flinched. “I already told you. She fell. She was climbing the stairs too fast, and then…then she lost he

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