All Chapters of The Rogue Luna's Secret : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Mia felt the rough, industrial fabric of Miller’s jacket scraping against her cheek as he hoisted her over his shoulder. She tried to thrash, to bite, to do anything, but her limbs felt like they were filled with wet cement. Every time she tried to summon her wolf strength, a sharp, stinging jolt from the silver-threaded net sizzled through her nerves, forcing her back into a state of paralyzed shock.They reached the waiting van just beside school in seconds. Before Mia could even try to scream, she felt a sharp prick in the side of her neck."Stabilizer administered," a voice grunted.It wasn't a sedative to put her to sleep; it was a paralytic. Within seconds, her muscles went completely limp. She was wide awake, her eyes darting around frantically, but she couldn't even twitch a finger. They tossed her into the back of a black van, and the sliding door slammed shut with a heavy, final thud. She slumped on the seat like a rag doll, her head lolling to the side until the man straig

The woodshop was usually the one place where Theo could clear his mind, but today, he could not focus. He had stayed back after the final bell to finish up some work, but his thoughts were entirely fixed on Leo. He kept planning what to say to him, how to corner him, and how to tell him to stay away from Mia.He packed his things and slung his backpack over his shoulder. The school was getting empty, and the hallways were quiet. As he walked toward the main exit, he heard footsteps coming behind him."Theo! Wait up!"He turned around and saw Jenny walking fast down the hallway. She looked stressed, and she was holding her phone tightly. The usual happy energy she had was completely gone."Jenny? What’s wrong?" Theo asked, stopping near the doors."Have you seen Mia today?" Jenny asked immediately. She looked at her phone screen and sighed. "I’ve been looking everywhere for her. She isn't answering any of my texts, and her phone goes straight to voicemail."Theo felt a sudden jolt of w

LIORA'S POV.The living room was completely silent as everyone crowded around the wooden table. The high-beam lights from the work truck outside still shone through the glass windows, casting long, sharp shadows across the floorboards.I stood in the center, my hands leaning heavily against the table. My eyes darted from Theo to Thorne, trying to hold onto my focus."Start from the beginning, Theo," I said, keeping my voice low. "You said Jenny saw them near the music wing?"Theo nodded fast, wiping sweat from his forehead. "Yes. It was right at the end of recess. Jenny said Leo looked completely out of it, like he was begging her to listen, and Mia was just trying to walk away. After that, Mia never made it to her next class, her seat was empty. She missed the whole afternoon."“And what about this Leo guy, did you ask him where Mia went?” Kira asked.“No,he left the school on his bike before I came home. That's before dismissal.” Theo answered again."And the boy left alone," Renn g

LIORA'S POV The sound of Leo’s motorcycle faded down the road, leaving the house in a thick, heavy silence. We all just stood there in the sunroom, staring at the front door he had left wide open. The reality of everything that had happened over the last hour was weighing down on us. No one wanted to be the first to speak.Theo slammed his fist against the wall, his chest heaving with anger. "We are really just letting him walk out of here? We're relying on Victor’s son to save Mia? This is insane, Liora!""He is our only shot at getting a clean look inside that house, Theo," I said, trying to keep my voice steady. "If we rush in there without a plan, we play right into Victor's hands. He has guards, cameras, and tight security. We need to know what we are walking into."Renn walked over to the door and locked it firmly. He checked his watch, his face grim. "The clock is ticking. He has exactly one hour to get into that house and message us. If he doesn't, we move anyway.""Let's get

"I'm sorry Mrs. Kent, I can't stay for breakfast, I have to go," Leo called out to their housekeeper as he walked through the heavy front doors, heading straight toward his bike. Mrs. Kent poked her head out from the kitchen doorway, a white cloth in her hand. "Leo, you need to eat. Your father already left for his early meetings. You still have plenty of time before the first bell!""I'll grab something at school, I promise!" Leo shouted back over his shoulder. He closed the massive door behind him, cutting off her reply.Mrs. Kent sighed but gave him a gentle, worried wave through the side window. She was the closest thing to a mother figure Leo had ever known. She had been their housekeeper for years, starting back when they lived in a small, cramped house on the other side of town, long before his father's security firm became a massive, wealthy success. She was completely human and knew absolutely nothing about mercenaries, wolves, or silver cages. Leo preferred it that way. Kee