All Chapters of The Alpha's forgotten Luna: His Loss, her throne: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

  Ivy's POV I could not see.My eyes were burning, my fave was tearing my flesh apart.That was the most terrifying part. Not the burning, not the sound coming out of my own throat, but the fact that my eyes were not working and the world had gone bright and blurred and wrong and I could not tell how bad it was because I could not see my own face."What the hell is going on here?"Rixon's voice hit the corridor like a wall and I heard footsteps and felt his hands on my arms and I grabbed him because he was solid and present and the burning was spreading and I needed something to hold onto."Water," I said. My voice came out wrecked. "Rixon please, water, I need water right now.""What did you do to her?" He yelled and was not talking to me anymore. He was looking at Delinda and the volume of it shook the walls. "What the fuck did you do?"Athena's voice floated through the chaos cool and unbother

Liam's POVThe necklace felt wrong the second it hit my palm.Not the weight of something important. Just metal. Plain, dull, ordinary metal with no charge, no energy, nothing that matched what every single piece of research had described about the Jade Key. I stared at it and the woman across the room started laughing."You thought I was stupid enough to still wear it?" She crossed her arms, completely unbothered by the fact that I had just slammed her into a wall thirty seconds ago. "The girl you had strapped outside? She's gone. I watched you walk in from the window and I knew exactly what kind of car that was and exactly what kind of man drives it into someone's home unannounced." She tilted her head. "I let her go and gave her the real key before you even touched the door. She gave me that one in exchange, even if you run as fast as you want. You won't find her."The silence lasted exactly two seconds.Then I bit through my own lip and tasted blood because it was either that or

Ivy's POV Edmund was the first one to find his voice. He slammed his palm on the table and came up halfway out of his chair like a man who had spent so many years being the loudest person in every room that he genuinely did not know how to exist any other way. "Don't twist our words, woman! We never said any such thing!" "How exactly did I twist it?" I asked him. "I repeated what you all said back to you in order. Which part was wrong? Because from where I'm sitting, you walked into this hall, questioned the Alpha's choice of Luna, told me he would have chosen better, said he missed the political mark on the Vampire situation, and suggested his only path to competent leadership is marrying your daughter." I tilted my head. "And in case any of you forgot, the Alpha told me himself that half his authority is mine. So when you question his judgment in front of me, you are questioning mine too. I just wa

Ivy's POV I had not eaten a single thing since morning.Drama had swallowed the entire day whole and my stomach was the last thing on my list but somewhere between dismissing the council and walking out of that hall, my body decided it was done being ignored. So I detoured to the dining hall because I was the Luna and I was hungry and nobody was going to tell me when and where I was allowed to eat in my own home.I did not expect to walk in and find Athena and Delinda sitting there like two women on a spa day, laughing over food, completely unbothered by every single thing that had happened in the last twenty four hours. Delinda was picking apart a bread roll and Athena had wine at ten in the morning which told me everything about the kind of women they were.I walked straight to their table and sat down.They both looked at me like I had just set something on fire."Sena, Bree, sit down," I said without looking away from Athen

Ivy's POVThe growl came first.It rolled through the walls before he even stepped through the door and I felt it in my teeth, in the back of my throat, in the part of my body that had been a wolf long enough to know the difference between a warning and a declaration. That was a declaration. Whatever Caius had come here for today he had not come to talk about it nicely.He came through the living room entrance partially shifted and the sight of him like that, jaw extended, gold bleeding into his eyes, claws scraping the wall as he turned the corner and left four clean lines in the plaster like the wall had personally offended him, made my stomach drop straight to the floor. My wolf rose immediately, bristling, furious, and utterly useless because we both knew it and neither of us wanted to say it out loud.Kel was already moving before I could open my mouth. He crossed the room fast and planted himself squarely in Caius's path with his hands out and his wolf up and said, "Back up. Righ