All Chapters of Never Reject A Secret Luna Heiress: Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

Percy’s POVAcross the table, Veronica stared at Rue as if she were something rotten that had crawled out of the gutter and dared to sit among nobility.Her thin lips curled. “I still don’t understand,” she said coldly. “Why would someone like you lower yourself to stay with a woman like her?”My chest tightened.Veronica leaned forward, her eyes glittering.“Percy,” she continued, her voice dripping with false concern, “you are from a respected clan. Powerful and influential. But she…she is nothing but a gold-digger, a wave-rider.”Her gaze flicked toward Rue with open contempt.“…she’s a woman abandoned by her husband, disgraced, and living off the protection of others.”The restaurant had grown quieter.People nearby were pretending not to listen but everyone was listening.My wolf growled inside me.Rue did not respond.She simply picked up her glass of water and took a small sip, as calm as if Veronica were discussing the weather.But I knew her, I knew the quiet strength it too

Haven’s POVIn the Luna Suite, light had always been abundant, sunlight spilling through tall windows, golden chandeliers glittering above polished floors. Every morning had begun with warmth and brightness, the world opening itself to me as if it existed solely for my comfort.Down here, there was no light. Only a weak lantern hanging from a rusted hook on the stone wall, its flame trembling. Darkness pressed against it from every side.It had been three months, three months since Aiden stripped me of everything. Three months since I had been dragged from the Luna Suite and thrown into the basement like a criminal.The room smelled of damp stone and mildew. Cold seeped constantly from the walls, creeping into my bones until even sleep became unbearable. My bed, if it could be called that, was nothing more than a thin blanket spread across a wooden platform.I stared at the ceiling.The stone above me was cracked, dark streaks running through it like veins. Sometimes water dripped fro

Rue’s POVEvery word carried the weight of someone’s loss.“Murderers!”“Your soldiers killed my brother!”“You wear the same labels!”The guards were struggling to hold the crowd back. Several of them had already drawn their weapons, though none dared to raise them fully.I stepped forward slowly.The gravel beneath my boots crunched loudly in the sudden tension.“Lower your weapons,” I said. My voice wasn’t loud but it carried.The guards immediately obeyed.Still, the victims’ families continued shouting. Some of them tried to push past the guards. Others pointed accusing fingers toward the soldiers behind me.“You protect them!”“You protect killers!”A woman near the front of the crowd stepped forward. Her face was pale with exhaustion as tears streaked her cheeks.“My husband trusted your borders,” she said hoarsely. “He thought your pack would keep him safe.”Her voice broke.“They skinned him like an animal.”Behind me, the soldiers had grown very still. Fear radiated from the

Rue’s POVAiden stood only a few steps away from our table, but it felt as though a canyon had opened between us. His presence alone made the air feel heavy.For a moment, no one spoke.Iris looked back and forth between the adults with wide, curious eyes, completely unaware of the emotional storm gathering around her.Percy leaned casually in his chair, one arm draped over the backrest as though he were watching an amusing play.And Aiden…Aiden looked like a man whose entire world had just cracked open.His gaze slid toward me.Then Percy chuckled softly.“Well,” he said lazily, “we were just saying how my genes are strong.”The moment the words left his mouth, Aiden moved.It happened so fast that my mind barely registered it. His fist crashed into Percy’s face with a brutal crack that echoed through the entire restaurant.Gasps erupted around us and chairs scraped violently against the floor as people jumped back.Percy’s head snapped to the side from the impact, his body rocking b

Rue’s POVMoments ago, people had been chatting casually, walking past the giant screen without much interest. Now everyone had stopped and all eyes were fixed upward.The large display above the entrance flickered again as another notification flowed on the sublines..The action and agreement has been reached due to repeated misconduct and failure to uphold council standards.The words glowed brightly against the massive digital display.The crowd erupted into whispers.“What happened?”“Wasn’t she supposed to represent the Half Moon Pack?”“That’s humiliating…”“Did the council really remove her just like that?”Haven stood frozen beneath the screen. Her face had gone completely pale.For a few seconds she didn’t move at all. Then her phone vibrated.I watched her eyes move across the screen. “No.”The word slipped out weakly. Her fingers tightened around the phone.“No… this can’t be right.”She began scrolling desperately, as if hoping the message would change if she read it agai