All Chapters of Seven Years Bleeding, His Luna Forgotten: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

10 Chapters

Chapter 1

I sent the message. Then my wolf took over. She tore through the forest, a blur of fur and rage under the moonlight.Seven years. For seven years, I'd guarded this broken pack like a fool, waiting for a man who was never coming back.My claws tore through the earth.Rage and pain churned in my chest. Running was the only thing that kept the suffocating feeling from ripping me apart.Leon’s words echoed in my head:"Luna, Gavin's new pack is already one of the three great powers in the North. Everyone says Sarah is his Luna. They even have a pup..."I skidded to a halt, threw my head back, and howled.The sound was pure despair. Pure, undiluted betrayal.Enough.I turned and ran back toward the crumbling pack house. It was time to end this farce.The moment I pushed the main door open, a scream shattered the night."Ah! Intruder!"A bucket of liquid flew at me. The acrid smell hit my nose…Silver!My fur smoked on contact. Agony shot through every pore.Worse, my throat began to close.

Chapter 2

Even in this broken-down pack, the elders insisted on a welcome dinner for Gavin and Sarah.Candles flickered in the old, dusty hall, a weak attempt at a formal atmosphere.I sat at the head table, watching Gavin and Sarah."Gavin, your tie is crooked," Sarah said softly, reaching out to fix it.Her fingers brushed his chest, a casual, intimate touch.Gavin paused but didn't push her away."Thanks," he murmured.My nails dug into my palms."Careful, don't spill wine on your shirt," Sarah said, picking up a napkin to gently dab the corner of Gavin's mouth.I used to do that for him. All the time.Now, another woman was doing it for my mate, right in front of everyone.The elders exchanged uneasy glances, whispering among themselves."Gavin, when will you merge the packs?" Elder Marcus asked.Gavin put down his glass. "It will take some time. The North is still not stable."Seven years, and still the same excuse."Elara has given so much for this pack," the elder's wife sighed. "So young

Chapter 3

In the study, Gavin spread a map on the desk."Elara, let's talk about the details of the pack merger." He pointed to a marked territory on the map. "I had a meeting with the elders last night, and I've made a decision. The southern pack's healing artifact, the sacred land around Moon Lake, and all remaining resources will be absorbed into the new northern pack.""Centralized management will be more efficient," he said, his tone all business. "And your healing gift can be put to much better use."Sarah, sitting beside him, had a glint of excitement in her eyes."Oh, that sacred land!" she clapped her hands. "I've been dying to renovate it. We could build a modern healing center with the most advanced equipment."She turned to me, her smile sickly sweet. "Elara's healing serum is so precious. We should set up a standardized production line. We'll need to draw five liters of your blood. Every month. It's the only way to create enough high-grade serum."Five liters of blood.Every month.

Chapter 4

Sarah seemed disappointed by my cold expression."Aren't you going to ask me what I mean?" She tilted her head like an innocent child."Is there a point?" I closed my suitcase. "The packs are merging tomorrow anyway.""Oh, no, no, no," Sarah said, waving her hand as she walked to the window. "Elara, you don't really think there's going to be a merger ceremony, do you?"Thunder rumbled outside."We don't need your broken pack," she said, turning back to me, her eyes filled with malice. "We just need your blood, your healing gift, and..."She pointed in the direction of Moon Lake. "That sacred land.""Sarah, what are you trying to say?""What I'm saying is—" She took a deep breath, a cruel smile spreading across her face. "Gavin and I got together a month after Damien’s funeral."My heart stopped."Seven years ago, while you were here living out your little Luna fantasy, we were in the North, enjoying a real love. A real partnership.""He said his wolf craved me. That only I could give h

Chapter 5

The train screamed through the storm.I sat in a corner of the car, the cut on my forehead still a dull throb.A vicious pain ripped through my chest—the aftershock of a severed mate bond.I couldn’t help but wonder if Gavin was feeling this, too.Would his heart ache? Or would he feel a sense of relief?No.I shook my head, forcing the thoughts away.It was broken. It needed to be a clean break.From now on, we would never see each other again."Riding alone?"A rough voice broke through my thoughts.A few rogues cornered me, their eyes glinting with a predatory greed."Smells like a Luna," the leader purred, licking his lips. "Bet she's carrying something valuable.""Hand over the money and jewelry," another one said, flashing his claws. "Play nice, little Luna, and we won't have to get rough."I looked at them and let out a cold laugh.I’d had enough for one day."Get lost.""Ooh, she's got a temper," the leader sneered, reaching for me. "In that case, don't blame us for being rough

Chapter 6

Gavin's POVIn the pack infirmary, Sarah lay on an examination bed, the picture of fragile innocence."What's the verdict?" I asked the doctor.The doctor took off his glasses. "Miss Sarah and the pup are both perfectly healthy. It was just a false alarm."Sarah immediately sat up, all traces of weakness gone."Gavin, now that we're back, shouldn't we have a proper mating ceremony?" she asked, grabbing my arm, her eyes shining with excitement.My body went rigid."A ceremony?""Of course!" Sarah's voice grew more animated. "I'm carrying your child. We should be formally mated. Let the whole world know that I am your Luna.""Sarah..." I hesitated.I knew exactly what a formal mating ceremony meant.It meant giving up on Elara completely, with no chance of ever going back."What's wrong?" Sarah sensed my hesitation immediately. "You don't want to?""It's not that I don't want to, it's just..." I avoided her gaze. "I… I betrayed Elara. I lied to her for years.""So?""Let's wait until aft

Chapter 7

Gavin's POVI knelt in the rain and howled.Deep inside, my wolf clawed at the severed connection, searching for a bond that no longer existed. An abyss of emptiness was swallowing my soul."Gavin!" Sarah rushed into the storm, trying to pull me up. "You'll catch a cold!"Her concern made my skin crawl."I have to find Elara," I said, struggling to my feet."No!" Sarah blocked my path, her hands protectively cradling her stomach. "You can't leave us!"My eyes fell to her belly. My child was in there. My heir."A pup needs a father, and the pack needs its Alpha!" Tears streamed down her face. "You can't abandon everything for the she-wolf who betrayed you!"Betrayed me? No. I was the one who betrayed her.But what good was admitting that now?"Let's go inside," I finally conceded.Sarah let out a breath of relief, guiding me back to the manor.Back in my room, the tearing pain in my chest intensified. My wolf was slamming against my ribs, a caged, frantic beast."Here," Sarah handed me

Chapter 8

Alliance Headquarters."Congratulations, Elara." Aldric, the Guild Master, presented me with the High Healer's Crest. "You are the youngest in the Guild's history to earn this honor."Thunderous applause filled the hall.I looked at the crest in my hands. It pulsed with a soft, silver light. A wave of pride washed over me.The woman who had struggled to hold a broken manor together a year ago was gone.Now, I was the most sought-after Healer on the entire continent.My innovative therapies had saved countless lives, and the purity of my healing energy had stunned the entire Guild."Elara, several packs want to recruit you," my colleague Maya said, walking over. "The Frost Pack from the North is offering a fortune, and the Eastern packs...""She's taken."A deep male voice cut Maya off.I turned to see Kaelen walking toward me.He was dressed in a sharp black suit, holding a bouquet of rare moonflowers.They were flowers that bloomed only on the night of a full moon, incredibly precious

Chapter 9

"Let me go!" I shoved Gavin away, hard.He stumbled back a few steps.Kaelen was instantly on his feet, standing in front of me like a shield, his golden eyes burning with rage."Gavin Blackwood," Kaelen’s voice was dangerously low. "You dare cause a scene in the Grand Hall of the Alliance?""I'm not here to cause trouble!" Gavin's voice was a desperate rasp. "I'm here to take my Luna home!"Whispers erupted throughout the hall."Isn't that the former Alpha of the Silver Moon pack?""I heard he had a thing with his dead brother's mate...""And now he has the nerve to come harass her?"Gavin seemed deaf to the pointing and murmuring.He pulled a necklace from his pocket with a trembling hand.The Spring of Life pendant glittered under the lights."Elara, this is yours," he held it up. "I got it back."I stared at the necklace, my face a cold, blank mask."Where is Sarah?" I asked flatly."I exiled her!" Gavin cried, his voice cracking. "She tricked me! She used dark magic to poison my m

Chapter 10

I took a deep breath, and a shield of pure, silver light erupted from my hands, separating me and Kaelen from the pathetic man on the floor."That is my answer," I said, my voice calm and final. "From this day forward, there is nothing between us."Gavin slammed his hands against the energy shield, but they passed right through it."Elara! No! You can't do this to me!" he howled like a madman. "I was your first! I am your Alpha!""Guards," Kaelen's voice was low and commanding.Four of the Alliance's elite guards immediately stepped forward."Please escort this gentleman from Alliance Headquarters," Kaelen said politely, but the ice in his eyes dared anyone to disobey. "If he refuses to cooperate, you may use necessary force.""No!" Gavin struggled desperately. "You can't do this to me! I am the Alpha of the Silver Moon pack!""Former Alpha," one of the guards corrected him coldly. "There is no Silver Moon pack. It was destroyed."Gavin's face went ashen."What?"The guard continued, h

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