All Chapters of TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE LUNA: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

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An unhinged princess

Abrax’s POVWe can’t tell her right now; the doctor said stress is not good for her. I just found out she’s with child. The truth hits me with a rush of fear and hope tangled together—fear that anything I say or do could harm her or our pup, hope that this small life might bring us some peace after everything we have gone through. My hands feel unsteady; I am responsible now for them both, and the weight of that makes my heart pound against my ribs. I do not want to risk her health, not now, not ever.King Balvar turned to me and said, "Abrax, then be my guests for this week. Let her rest, and we can tell her when you think she’s ready." He paused, concern clear in his eyes. "May I see her now?"I couldn’t deny him that; it would be unfair. I nodded, the door opened, and my parents walked out smiling. They hugged me and congratulated me.Mom, stop, you’re embarrassing me, I whispered.Son, we are so happy for you, okay. We will leave you alone now.I will stay for the week with King B

Father

Abrax’s POVI closed my eyes, taking small breaths; everything felt blurry. Fear crawled up my spine, making my hands shake as I tried to steady my breathing. My chest felt tight, almost like someone was pressing down on it. A wave of anxiety washed over me, and for a moment, I wondered if I would ever feel safe again.Finally, I could hear my father arguing with the king and my mom threatening them, saying they would wipe them from the face of the Earth. It all sounded distant, unreal, voices echoing through a fog. I wanted to laugh, but underneath that urge was a feeling close to awe, because I knew my mother’s strength, and yeah, she could wipe them.Then I realized Raya was holding my arm tightly against her. Turned to see her worried face.Abrax, take me home... please. Her voice trembled, and I could see the tears sparkling in her eyes. She clung to me like I was the only thing keeping her afloat, her nails digging into my arm. I don’t want to lose our pup... I’m so scared, Abra

Not giving up

Raya’s POVFenna, tell me what the gender of my pup is? I asked my wolf, reaching out to her in the quiet of my mind. Her presence curled around me, warm and steady, always just under the surface.Well, I can’t really tell yet… Fenna replied, her voice gentle and a little amused, as if she found my impatience endearing. I felt her soft laughter ripple through my thoughts, calming some of my anxious excitement. Trust me, Raya, when it is time, you will be the first to know. Until then, rest easy. We are in this together.Raya, a voice was calling me: Leo, the beta. Now I’m all yours. Let’s take a tour of the estate and meet the pack properly.I love that, I said, taking his arm. Now, do you have a mate?Not yet. I haven’t found her yet; who knows, maybe one day. We walked along the gravel path, the soft crunch of stones beneath our feet, sunlight flickering through tall, ancient oaks that lined the walkway. At the end of a neat row of cozy houses, a large wrought-iron gate stood open,

Deal

Abrax’s POVTwo months have passed, and Alpha Balvar made sure to come at least every two weeks to visit his daughter. Each time he entered our home, the air seemed to grow heavier, filled with a mix of hope and old sorrow. I can never quite decide how to feel about him. Part of me feels protective of Raya and uneasy with how much space her father takes up, both in her life and in our house.Yet watching them together, even with the old history between us, I see how much she needs these visits. Their conversations often ran long, soft voices floating from the living room. Sometimes I glimpsed them sitting side by side, Raya clinging to his hand, both of them lost in shared memories and tentative laughter. I watched closely, alert for any shadow crossing Raya’s face, and made sure to warn him not to make her sad.Today we will find out the gender of our child. Her belly grew; five months pregnant, this was so exciting. Even now, I can barely believe it is real. Soon, there will be a ba

Taken

Abrax’s POVI was pacing the hospital hallways, heart pounding so hard it felt like it was trying to escape my chest. My hands were cold and clammy, and every nerve in my body was strung tight as a wire. I kept trying to steady my breathing, but anxious thoughts raced through my mind: What if something goes wrong? What if I lose her or the babies? The sterile smell of the hospital seemed to cling to my skin, making it harder to calm down. My parents just arrived, and my dad patted me on the shoulder.Son, you should calm down; she has the best team inside. Come sit down. He chuckled.After more than two hours, the doctor came out. My heart stopped, every muscle in my body tensing as I read his expression, desperate for any hint of good or bad news. My breath caught in my throat as I waited, hands shaking. Alpha Abrax, congratulations. Would you like to see them?Yes, I said, letting out a breath of relief. I followed him inside and was instantly hit by the faint scent of baby powder m

Love and betrayal

Blackwood’s POVYour Majesty, Helene and I are in love…Don’t you have Luna already? King Balvar askedI let out a soft smile. Not as right now; I divorced her when she was caught cheating, and banished her from the lands. The memory twisted in my chest; no matter how much I tell myself I made the right choice, it left a hollowness I can't shake. Losing her trust, losing what I thought was our future, is a wound that hasn't healed. Since Luna's betrayal, I find it hard to truly trust anyone—and part of me wonders if I will ever be able to again. Even now, as I stand here asking for Helene's hand, I feel the shadow of that trust broken between myself and another. It makes me question every decision, every alliance, because I know too well how quickly everything can crumble. I lowered my head, trying not to let the shadows show on my face. Helene was petting my hand, her fingers gentle. I have to give her that; she was playing the part well, maybe even better than I could manage myself

Where is Raya?

Victoria’s POV“ How is he?" I asked, rocking the baby girl in my arms. Cadmus was burping the boy. This is ridiculous; we can’t keep calling them baby boy and baby girl. But we promised their parents they would be the ones to give them names, once we find them again. Until then, it just doesn’t feel right.Macarius was chuckling. Honey, you look adorable with the baby in your arms. He kissed my forehead.I smiled, memories flooding my brain. We sat in the spare nursery of the east wing, surrounded by pale blue walls and the gentle ticking of the old brass clock. This part of the palace felt too quiet now, especially after Raya disappeared. Abrax is sedated; we can’t let him lose control.Ever since Raya vanished, he’s been on the edge, and the last time he tried to search for her himself, he nearly lost it completely. If we don’t find her soon, I’m afraid he might break—and the delicate truce we struck with King Balvar could shatter. We still don’t know who took her or why, but Abrax

Luca

Blackwood's POVFor a moment, I hesitated, battling the storm inside me. The weight of her betrayal burned through my veins, mixing anger with a bitter sense of disappointment. Did you really think you could get away with this? I slapped her.She screamed. You stupid woman, you almost ruined everything. I tried to keep my temper in check, but anger kept building inside me.Everyone is searching for her. I put my hands around her neck. You will finish this deal and then answer for what you’ve done. If you defy me again, you’ll regret it. She knew I was serious.Go home and get ready for the engagement dinner tomorrow. If you betray me, your mother will pay the price too.The guards led her out. I needed to find a new place for Raya, but moving her now would be too risky.I walked into the room, and Raya stared at me with defiance. I stood in front of her, making it clear I was speaking to her alone. "Raya, I’m sorry I didn’t get here sooner. That’s my fault," I said quietly.Let me go,

MATE

Blackwood’s POVI was staring into space, Helene’s voice just background noise, slipping past me. My fingers drummed restlessly on the table, cold sweat still clinging to my neck. Every time I closed my eyes, Raya’s face haunted me—her laughter, the warmth in her eyes, the way she used to say my name. I hadn’t slept in days, thoughts of her tangled in my head, memories circling my mind like wolves. My body ached as if bruised from the inside, emptiness and guilt hollowing my chest. It was pain that seemed to seep into my bones, raw and endless.The doors opened, and Abrax and Raya walked inside. She looked so beautiful; something inside me was pulling me towards her. My wolf slammed against me. What the fuck is happening?I stood up, then realized she never betrayed me. Whatever she said to Abrax, he didn’t suspect me. Why is she protecting me? Maybe she still feels she owes me after all we went through, or maybe she’s hiding something from Abrax, something bigger than both of us. I c

Remember

Emily’s POVA week has passed since the incident. That night still haunts me: the argument with Abrax had exploded into anger, ending with harsh words and slammed doors, while Luca’s name lingered in the silence between us. Each day since, I wake up with a heaviness in my chest, torn between aching guilt and yearning for answers I can't quite grasp. I replay our fight endlessly, wondering if I should have said more or kept silent. My heart pulls in two directions—toward Abrax and our fragile peace, and toward Luca, a name I barely understand but cannot let go of. Since then, Abrax has been avoiding the subject, like it never happened. His silence only makes me feel more alone, lost in the uncertainty of what I feel and who I am.We named the babies: Lena and Liam. Something we both agreed on. I walked to his office and knocked on the door. Come in!Raya, are you feeling better?Abrax, this is not a sickness; it's something deeper that I need to understand. Lately, I've been having mem

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