All Chapters of His Luna, His Ruin: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

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Night fell heavier than usual over the Blood Moon Pack.The kind of darkness that didn’t feel natural.Torches burned brighter along the borders. Patrols doubled. No wolf moved alone. Even the wind seemed to whisper warnings through the trees instead of carrying comfort.Inside the healer’s lodge, the injured warrior lay still, his breathing uneven. The strike hadn’t just been forceful—it had been precise. Too precise.Julia stood beside him, her arms crossed tightly over her chest, her mind replaying what she had seen.That figure.That smile.It hadn’t felt like a rogue.It hadn’t felt like a wolf.

Rain crashed against the Blood Moon Pack territory long before sunrise, drenching the forest in darkness and cold mist. Thunder rumbled across the mountains while fierce winds bent the pine trees, making the entire territory feel restless.Unstable.Like nature itself sensed something coming.Julia stood near the lodge window, unable to sleep. One hand rested over her stomach instinctively, protecting the twins growing inside her. The babies had been unusually active all night, their movements sharp and restless enough to keep her awake.Her wolf paced beneath her skin.Alert.Uneasy.Behind her, George slowly sat up from the bed, his dark eyes immediately finding her silhouette near the window.“You’re awake again,” he said quietly.Julia didn’t turn immediately. “They’re moving.”George’s expression softened instantly. He stood and walked toward her, placing his hands gently over hers on her stomach.The twins kicked again.Hard.George frowned slightly. “That’s stronger than yester