All Chapters of The Rogue Luna's Secret : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

LIORA'S POVThe laptop screen cast a steady blue light across the wooden table. My eyes were fixed on the map coordinates Leo had just sent us. The room was completely still, but the air felt a little lighter now that we knew roughly where Mia was hidden."Marcus, save those coordinates right now," I said softly, touching his shoulder.Marcus nodded, his fingers moving quickly over the keys to pinpoint the exact location into our system.Thorne stepped up to the table, pulling his spectacles down his nose. He looked at the glowing map, then looked at me before taking the keyboard from Marcus. He knew Leo was risking everything by taking our side, while under Victor's roof. ‘Thank you for your help, Leo’, Thorne typed, his words simple and direct. You have given us exactly what we needed to locate her. But you must stay out of it now. Do not try to find anything else, and do not get involved tomorrow. Your dad is already suspicious. Stay in your room, and let us handle the rescue.He

LIORA'S POV Victor smiled. It was a cold, mean smile. He reached into his dark jacket and pulled out a small, shiny screen."Let's look at the contract, Liora," Victor said. He brought out the remote to the projector and started displaying the terms.I kept my head up and forced myself to breathe slowly. I pretended to look at the words. In my mind, I was miles away at the old brick house. I was praying that the others were safe. Beside me, Marcus stood completely still. His eyes were locked on Victor's face, making sure Victor did not notice anything. Marcus had a tiny wire in his ear, and a soft buzz was humming quietly inside it, waiting for a signal.Far away from the warehouse, the air near the river was cold and damp. It looked completely dead and empty. If Leo hadn't informed them earlier and confirming Mia was being held there, they wouldn't believe anything fishy could be going on there.Near the thick trees behind the old water treatment plant, Elias stepped forward. He he

Mia’s knees finally gave out. The fear she had been bottling up for four long days came pouring out all at once. She buried her face into Renn’s heavy vest, her small frame shaking violently as she let out a loud, ragged sob. She clung to him like a child, her hands gripping the fabric as if she were afraid that letting go would make the guards appear all over again.Renn kept his big arms wrapped tightly around her shoulders, his chin resting on top of her head. He rocked her gently, his dark amber eyes scanning the broken doorway where Leo was still standing."Shh, I’ve got you, pup," Renn said softly. He kept his big arms wrapped tightly around Mia’s shoulders. He rocked her gently back and forth. "The nightmare is over. We’re right here. You’re completely safe now."Mia did not say anything back. She just buried her face deeper into Renn’s heavy vest and kept crying. Her whole body was shaking fast. She held onto his shirt tightly, like she was too scared to let go. The fear she h

LIORA'S POVMarcus pressed his foot hard on the gas pedal. Our small car let out a loud roar as it flew down the open road. The text message from Gage was glowing on my phone screen. We are out. Moving to the spot now.I knew this was all part of the plan but facing it, the reality still made my heart skip some beats. We had planned for this. We already knew that the moment we made our run from the warehouse, Victor and his men would be right on our tail. This was all part of the strategy to keep Victor’s eyes completely on us while the others escaped safely."They are behind us," I said, looking back through the rear window. I could see the dark shapes of two security SUVs turning onto the highway far behind us."I see them," Marcus said, his hands steady on the steering wheel. He did not look panicked at all. "We just need to lose them before we head to the meeting point. I know exactly where to go."Marcus turned the steering wheel fast, taking a sharp exit into a busy shopping are

The sharp smack of two wooden practice swords resounded through the quiet morning air. Ronan stepped quickly to the side. His boots slid easily on the dirt floor of the training ring. He swung his wooden blade in a fast, smooth circle, aiming straight for Jax’s shoulder.Jax was quick. He raised his own wooden sword just in time to block the hit with a loud crack. The force of the blow pushed him back one step, but he quickly found his footing and smiled."You are pushing hard today, Alpha," Jax said, his breathing only a little heavy. He shifted his weight, getting ready to move again."You are getting slow, Beta," Ronan replied with a small smile. He dropped his shoulders, his eyes watching Jax’s movements without blinking.This had been their regular routine since they were kids. Every morning, before the rest of the pack fully woke up, they met in this private yard to test each other’s speed and strength. It was their regular routine, a habit they never broke.Years ago, Liora use