All Chapters of The Lycan King's Revenge Luna: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

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Someone else

RyanKade found me just as the sun was beginning to set.I was in the courtyard, speaking with Priscilla about preparations for leaving Shadowbane, when he approached with that permanently irritated look on his face, like the world itself had offended him.For once, though, his mood did not seem driven by ego.He looked serious.“There is unrest in the North,” he said bluntly.I turned to face him fully.“What kind of unrest?”“I told you before,” Kade folded his arms across his chest. “People are talking, and not quietly. The Northern packs are offended.”“About what?”His eyes slid toward Rain, who was standing a little distance away with Malcolm, laughing softly over something Lydia had said.“They think you are mocking Sapphire’s memory,” Kade said. “To them, Rain is just a look-alike you parade around as your wife. They think it is disrespectful. Some think it is obsession. Others think you are dishonoring your dead Luna by replacing her with a weaker copy.”The moment those word

Who are you?

RainEverything happened so fast, but somehow, in the middle of it, my mind became strangely clear.Maybe it was because I had already been through hell.Maybe it was because fear no longer had the same power over me after being trapped inside my own body, listening, seeing things that were not there, losing pieces of my mind while I screamed silently for help that never came.Or maybe I was simply tired of being helpless. Tired of being hunted, and feeling like life was something happening to me while I stood powerless at its edge.Ever since I woke up, anger had been sitting quietly inside me.The kind of anger that settles deep in your bones and makes you want to hit something until your chest feels lighter.That was why I started training with Malcolm every chance I got since then. I trained when my muscles hurt. I trained when my lungs burned. I trained when my hands blistered. I trained because I needed somewhere to put everything living inside me.Fear, shame, rage and my pain

Selfish

RainRyan's eyes moved over me carefully, almost cautiously, like he was trying to solve a puzzle.Then he said quietly, “Who are you?”I blinked.For a moment, I thought he was joking.Malcolm’s arms loosened around me.“What?” I asked.Ryan took a slow step forward.His eyes stayed fixed on me.“Who are you,” he repeated, “and where the hell is the real Rain?”My stomach dropped.Malcolm looked just as confused as I felt.“Ryan,” Malcolm said carefully, “what are you talking about?”Ryan pointed toward the dead men around us.“I watched her fight. You saw it too.”His voice was calm, but there was something hard underneath it.“That was not luck. That was training. Fast thinking. Precision. Brutality when needed. Strong beta level instinct.”Malcolm chuckled, and my lips curled into a smile. He was praising me… he was finally acknowledging my hard work. I was going to thank him when his eyes returned to mine.“Rain cannot fight like that.”What? He's… being serious?I had thought h

A friend in need

RainThe car ride felt… weird.Not scary. Not tense like before a fight. Just awkward.Like when everyone has something to say but no one wants to say it first.Ryan decided he would, so maybe that's what made it more awkward. He was driving, focused on the road while Malcolm sat beside him, arms folded, staring ahead. And me? I was in the back seat, watching the darkness rush past the window and trying not to overthink everything.Which, obviously, I failed at.After a while, I couldn’t take the silence anymore.“I’m sorry.”My voice came out softer than I expected.Ryan didn’t turn, but I saw his eyes flick up in the mirror.“For what?”I hesitated.“For… everything. The training… not telling you - all of it.”There was a short pause, then Ryan smiled.Not his usual small, tight smile. This one was real.“You don’t need to apologize for getting stronger,” he said.I blinked.“I mean it,” he added. “If anything, you made me feel better tonight.”That surprised me.“Better?”“Yeah.”

Red Ear

RainBy morning, Aaron’s house felt warmer than it had the night before when we first arrived.Sunlight poured in through tall windows, turning the dark wooden floors gold. Somewhere downstairs, I could smell fresh bread and roasted meat. For a moment, it almost felt normal. Safe, even.Almost.Breakfast was already set when I came downstairs. Ryan and Malcolm were seated at the table, while Aaron stood near the fireplace, pouring tea into a cup like he didn’t have a care in the world.He looked up when I entered.That same strange look flashed across his face. It was so quick that it was gone in a second. But I caught it.I slowed for half a step before walking the rest of the way to the table.Ryan noticed.“You slept okay?”I forced a small smile. “Yeah.”It was a lie.I barely slept at all.Every little sound in that house kept pulling me awake, like footsteps in the hallway, or the floorboards creaking or even a door shutting somewhere in the distance.And every time I opened my

Tangled in his shirt

RainThe whisper was so close to my ear that I felt a breath brush against my skin.“You enjoyed killing them.”My whole body locked up.Every tiny hair on my arms stood on end. My heart started pounding so hard it hurt, like it was trying to break out of my chest.Then I turned around, and screamed.Standing in the corner of the bathroom was a wolf.At least, that was what my mind told me it was.It was huge, dark, and twisted in a way no wolf should ever look. Long black spikes jutted out from its back like sharp bones. Its eyes glowed an eerie blue, and thick drool dripped from its mouth onto the floor in dark strands. Its claws were too long, curved like blades, scraping softly against the stone.It stared at me, but not like an animal. It looked at me like a person, and like something that knew exactly who I was.I stumbled backward so fast my shoulder slammed into the wall.Then I blinked, and it was gone. The corner was empty. Nothing was there except candlelight flickering ove

His type

RainThe moment my brain caught up with what I had seen, shock turned into anger so quickly it made my whole body feel hot.I stopped walking.Then I turned around.For one crazy second, I almost marched straight back to that room, ready to fling the door open and demand what exactly was going on.But demand what? Ryan owed me no explanation.That truth hit hard, and it made me feel foolish.Still, I stood there in the hallway, fists clenched at my sides, my chest rising and falling as I tried to calm down.My mind would not stop racing.Priscilla really came all the way here for that?To sleep with Ryan?The thought annoyed me more than it should have.I started walking back to my room, but even there, my thoughts followed me.I sat on the edge of my bed and hugged a pillow against my stomach, staring at nothing.The more I thought about it, the more bothered I became.Ryan had never once tried to get intimate with me like that. He never looked at me with that kind of hunger.Never p

Words of Chaos

RainI quietly made my way back to my room. But as I looked in the mirror, I told myself I was fine.That was the lie I kept repeating in my head as I wiped the blood from beneath my nose.At first, seeing it back there in the hallway had terrified me.For one horrible second, my heart stopped beating altogether. My hands had started shaking, and a cold, ugly fear had curled in my stomach so suddenly that I thought I might be sick.But then I decided to think about it logically. I’d been training hard. I’d barely been sleeping.My emotions had been all over the place.Stress could do strange things to the body… right?That had to be it - exhaustion.So I washed my face, stared at my reflection, and forced myself to let it go. But this time, I couldn't. I needed to talk to someone and all I could think about was Malcolm.I missed talking to him and telling him how angry Ryan made me feel. I missed how easy it used to be to sit beside him and speak honestly without feeling judged. I m

Not your Luna

RainI could barely get any word out when Malcolm suddenly noticed that I was going to say something that would get us both in trouble. “It was just a hug. We made up,” Malcolm said while I muttered under my breath in annoyance. “Oh… I didn't realize you were mad at him” he said looking at me, but I looked away. I wasn't interested in talking to him and he could tell. What he couldn't tell was why. “Well… I was looking for you and then I realized that Rain was missing too, so I came to find you,” “We're good,” Malcolm said with a brief smile. “We?” Ryan asked and Malcolm sighed. “Rain, we shouldn't hang out together alone anymore,” Malcolm said and I turned to him instantly. “What?” “Look, it's just so we never get misunderstood. I mean, we're already getting misunderstood and I don't think I like the fact that even Ryan suspects me of something like that,” Malcolm said, giving me a smile that I knew was meant to convince me.“I’ll do you one better. I think it's time you sto

Magic and kisses

RyanI couldn’t believe my ears.Rain wanted to end things with me.Even after she left, her words wouldn't leave my head. Every time I replayed them, it stung worse.“End our deal… I don’t want to be your Luna anymore,”Her anger was real, but the hurt behind it was worse. I could see it even though she tried to act like it wasn't so bad.And I hated the fact that I was the reason she was hurt. I stood alone in the corridor long after she left, staring at nothing, my jaw tight with frustration. Because I genuinely did not understand what was happening to her lately.Ever since we arrived at Aaron’s estate, something about Rain changed. She was more irritated than usual, quicker to anger, quieter when she thought nobody was watching her. At first, I thought it was stress from training or the pressure of everything happening around us.But now?Now I wasn’t sure. And with the wild wolf roaming nearby, my concern had only gotten worse.Especially because nobody knew the full truth.Not

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