All Chapters of Healer Luna's Heart: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

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Rejected

“Why is the rain coming down so hard?”Seara shut the window as the downpour began to splash across the floor. She reached for a lighter and a candle from her nightstand, striking the flame to life. Tonight, the relentless storm of rain and thunder gnawed at her nerves.For some reason, tonight felt different—sharper, heavier. A strange vigilance coiled inside her chest. When her gaze fell on the mirror’s reflection, Seer Miriam’s words came rushing back—words spoken long before she ever bonded with Alpha Alaric.That day, Seara had just returned from the forest after her First Shift. The memory was like thunder in her bones—Miriam’s voice, rich and husky, still echoing so clearly.“Your fated mate is not who you think he is. Misfortune under one moon will be replaced by a sacred sacrifice.”Seara felt it then, a shiver creeping into her bones, reluctant but undeniable.“There’s something extraordinary inside you, Seara. You are the last Ancient Healer.”She had laughed at the time—ne

Weird Alpha!

The icy lake water embraced Seara’s body with a deceptive calm. She dove in, hoping the water could wash away the pain clawing at her chest since that night.She had been wandering through the Blackthorn Forest for two days, shifting between her wolf and human form. She didn’t know where she was headed—only clinging to the moonlight that guided her every night.The voices of the Nightshade Pack still echoed in her mind, mingling with the rippling sound of water as she emerged to the lake’s silver surface under the moonlight.Seara brushed her wet hair back, gulping down air after submerging herself for what felt like forever. Her graceful movements didn’t go unnoticed—someone’s sharp gaze had already locked onto her.Perched on a towering oak, a man who had been lazily lounging suddenly forgot how to breathe. The sight of Seara pulled at something primal in him. Her scent drifted through the night air, soft and warm like cinnamon—and it drove his wolf crazy.“Rare…” he muttered under

A Warm Kiss

“What the hell are you doing?” Seara hissed, her body stiff in Austin’s warm hold.“Making sure you don’t pass out,” Austin said easily, his crooked grin infuriating. “You looked like you were about to fall.”“I’m fine. Let me go.” Seara squirmed, trying to break free.“Mmm,” he hummed thoughtfully, but didn’t move an inch. If anything, he pulled her closer, lowering his face until his breath ghosted over her cheek.Seara’s heart was pounding like crazy. She could smell him—the sharp, intoxicating scent of an Alpha wolf mixed with warmth and something raw, something that felt dangerous and safe all at once.“Austin, let me—”The kiss came out of nowhere.Without warning, his lips claimed hers—soft, but full of certainty. For a heartbeat, Seara froze. Her mind screamed at her to shove him away, but her body betrayed her, melting into the moment. Seconds stretched, heavy and electric, as she let the kiss linger far longer than she should have.Then reality slammed back. Shock and humili

Ancient Healer

Their moment shattered with the distant howl of a wolf. Austin let out a low growl, his senses snapping to high alert. He slowly released Seara and straightened, scanning the darkness.Seara’s wolf instincts picked up on it too—the sound of multiple footsteps closing in, uneven and dangerous.Another roar tore through the night. Seara instinctively stepped back, but Austin’s tall frame shifted in front of her, shielding her from whatever was coming.“What’s happening?” she whispered.“Rogues,” Austin said without taking his eyes off the shadows. His voice was calm but edged with steel. “I warned you, didn’t I? Stay with me, and you’ll live, sweetheart.”“My life’s in your hands now, Alpha Austin,” she muttered, fear curling inside her.“Don’t give them an opening. Wolves, protect Seara!” His Alpha command cracked through the night like thunder—and then his body exploded into motion, fur and muscle taking over as he shifted into a massive wolf.Beta Alex and two others shifted instantl

Herbal Medicine

Seara woke up feeling uncomfortable all over her body.It wasn't a sharp pain, more like severe fatigue—as if every muscle had been squeezed dry and had not yet fully returned to its place. Her head was dizzy. Her throat was dry. Even opening her eyes felt like an effort.The stone ceiling of the Lycanisius Pack clinic greeted her. Pale gray, cold, with ancient carvings nearly hidden among its cracks.He took a slow breath.“Finally awake.”The voice came from the right.Seara turned her head—and found Austin sitting casually in a wooden chair, one leg crossed, his hands resting on the backrest. He didn't look like someone who had just led a bloody battle. His black hair was still messy, yes, and there was a thin bandage on his temple, but his expression was too... relaxed.Too relaxed for someone who had almost lost half of his pack.“You’re looking at me like I stole your blanket,” he said lightly.Seara blinked, then frowned. “How long was I unconscious?”“Six hours. Longer than I

My Second Chance

Two days after waking up at the Lycanisius Pack clinic, Seara's body felt... different.Not noticeably stronger. Not completely healed either, but there was a strange lightness, like an old burden slowly being lifted from her bones. Her steps no longer felt heavy, her breathing more stable.Although Seara didn't fully understand it yet, since the battle, she no longer felt her body holding her back.Austin walked half a step ahead of her, hands in his pockets, a lazy expression that contrasted sharply with the alertness in his eyes. He was leading Seara around the pack's territory, specifically towards the academy building that stood not far from the main pack house.Seara's eyes scanned the large, sturdy building, its stone walls covered with old pack symbols. The hustle and bustle around her made Seara feel a little alienated, several young wolves passing by, walking tensely in their training uniforms."Don't look like you want to run away," he said casually without turning his head

Lines of Authority

“Should I come too?”Austin just nodded quickly. His face was more serious than I knew as he stepped into the academy corridor. Seara wanted to know more because Austin's aura hadn't completely disappeared; it still felt like low pressure in the air, faint but watchful.“CCTV in the east wing,” Austin said casually, glancing back. “Can you still walk?”“I’m not made of glass,” Seara replied flatly, even though she was lying because her feet were slightly scraped.The corners of Austin’s lips lifted. “Note that. Just fainted, and already being sassy again.”Inside, Arach snorted in satisfaction.[He’s glad you’re not fragile.]Seara ignored him. She didn't want the wolf to keep commenting on Austin.They stopped in front of the control room, a metal door with the academy's symbol roughly engraved on it. A young technician stood stiffly when he saw Austin."A-Alpha," he stammered."Play the recording of the 10F corridor, ten minutes before the incident," Austin ordered. His tone was lig

Jealousy

Two days after the incident involving Ingrid and Rhea in the counseling room, Seara was getting used to the situation and conditions at Lycanisius. She often peeked into classes at the academy. Whereas before she had only attended the academy as a formality, now Seara felt a little regret after realizing her potential.On Monday, the corridors were still crowded, training was still scheduled, and the morning bell still rang on time. For Seara, something felt different. The case was over, but its effects were still felt even as Seara stood on the grass field.The way the young pack members looked at her. Some stares lingered too long. Some whispers stopped abruptly when she passed by.At the end of the gate leading to the Advance Lecturer room, Delcy—too calm with her elegant demeanor.Austin had changed too. He remained professional, still giving brief instructions when they passed each other, but no longer joking around like before. No more crooked smiles or teasing comments to Seara

After the Water

Seara tried to get up, but she only had enough strength to lift her head.Austin heard Delcy calling him. The excited voices of Delcy's friends watching them from the edge of the pool did not deter Austin from lifting Seara."Let's go back. The fun is over." Austin looked around them.Some of the wolves retreated, their voices reduced to whispers.Seara's body felt light in his arms, but that made her difficult to control. She squirmed as they moved away from the pool, her hands clutching Austin's shirt tightly."Put me down," she muttered incoherently. "I can walk myself.""You almost drowned," Austin replied flatly, his steps steady. "Be quiet." Austin said as he held Seara's arm."Don't tell me what to do," Seara snapped suddenly, her voice rising and falling indistinctly. "Who do you think you are?"Austin sighed deeply, his jaw tightening. "Seara. Don't be noisy. Everyone is looking at you."Seara laughed softly, a laugh that wasn't really funny. "Let them. Afraid their attention

Last Night and the Morning War

The burning heat between them felt as if it could scorch the entire guest room.Austin could no longer hold back. The kiss moved from Seara's lips to her neck, leaving a trail of heat that made Seara moan softly.Austin felt his heart pounding in his ears. He began to unbutton her shirt one by one with trembling hands, while his other hand still held Seara's slim waist.Seara herself looked very excited, she responded to every touch with a seductive short breath."Austin..." whispered Seara, her voice hoarse and full of passion."Hm?" Austin replied with a voice that sounded more like a wolf's growl than a human's.He moved to take off his shirt completely, ready to take this relationship to the next level.He leaned down, about to devour Seara's already swollen, red lips again. However, his movement stopped.There was no response. There was no grip on his shoulder.Austin frowned. He moved his face away slightly to look at Seara. The girl was still there, but her eyes were tightly cl

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