Alle Kapitel von The Runaway Luna's Daughter : Kapitel 81 – Kapitel 90

Jenine's POV I had made my decision. Laura said it was a bad one. Like her, I had juggled through two friends—from Elisha to Luca and now, back to Elisha.Elisha loved me in his own way. Luca was my fated mate. And me? I didn't know how to feel about two friends wanting me at the same time. Getting stuck in the middle of a love triangle wasn't in my bucket list.The hard decision was left for me to make. But I didn't know what to do.One thing was certain: I wasn't going to let anyone tell me what to do about my love life. Not even the moon goddess. Scratch that. Especially the moon goddess My phone hummed again—I had finally set it to vibrate after it made me knock over a lamp in the middle of the night. I looked at the screen as it lighted up.A scoff left my mouth. I looked away.“You know, you should pick up and hear what he has to say.”My eyes flicked to the door. Laura stood there, grey eyes staring at me. Like I was a child– pup who was conflicted—who didn't know what she w

Author's POV The sun shone dully today like it's mind was heavy. Almost as if it knew something was bound to happen. It's rays streaked thinly through thick clouds.Ferguson stood in front of the pack house, eyes focused on the gate. His heart beat slowly in his chest, mind heavy. The fate of the pack lay in his hand—on his call. One wrong decision—one wrong move—and everything would be over. The pack would be gone in the blink of an eye.He knew this. He knew he had to do something but doubts still lingered in his mind.He had led this pack for over twenty seven years. All his hardwork, sacrifices and dedication couldn't go to waste now.“Karl,” he called through the mindlink.No response.He channeled his wolf reaching for him. He could feel him for a second but that was it. It was gone as quickly as it had come.“Karl,” he called again.This time nothing went through. It felt like he was talking to himself.“Why the hell would he choose today of all days to go radio silent?” His

Luca's POV A coldness seeped through my body. My thoughts were running wild. Orchid had Jenine's phone. But how?How did she get her hands on it? Orchid had been the one that invited me out here. For whatever twisted reason she had. I was in potential danger but I found myself prioritizing Jenine's safety.“Where is she?” I roared, stomping towards Orchid.“Uh uh uh,” she waved a finger. “I wouldn't do that if I were you. Look around.”My eyes darted around. I heard an unearthly chattering sound come, low. I peered into the darkness.Nothing. I flinched as someone grabbed my shoulder. I struck out instinctively with closed fist wincing as my hand made contact.I heard a thud to the ground, a sign that my blow had been well delivered.My fingers hurt when I moved them. I had fractured them in the process.The chattering sound came again, this time louder. My eyes widened.“What the he–”Bony, hollowed skeletons sauntered into view, bones knocking together. Their eyes were dark like

Elisha's POV Orchid's instructions had been clear. “Wait till the eclipse is almost over, show yourself then kill Luca. By then he would have been worn out fighting my army.”My brows had furrowed.“What?” Barlas had scowled. “You don't have the guts to do it yourself?”I had glared at him. Of course I had the fucking guts. I didn't get this far by being a spineless coward. I had helped Orchid set everything up. I had nicked Jenine's phone from her room when no one was looking. A little but worthwhile risk to take if I truly wanted her.I had been there when Orchid called Luca and arranged the meeting. My claws had tingled when he fell for it hook, line, and sinker.Everything had been well planned down to the last detail. Now, all I had to do was lie in wait. It'd be all over soon.I groped my way through. I knew exactly where Luca was going to be.My eyes flicked up as a thin beam slipped through from behind dark clouds. I felt my wolf stir faintly. About time.My pace quickened,

Jenine's POV My body stiffened as her eyes swept over me. I could see a coldness in them—a dark evil. Similar to the one I'd seen in Elisha's eyes.My words failed me when I opened my mouth to talk.I glanced at the dagger in her hand, my heart pounding.Her eyes followed mine.“This?” she brandished it.I could see the intricate green markings on it. It's tip was dark like a poisoned arrow.“It's the wolf killer,” she said, her voice low. Her fingers ran along the blade. “There's only one of it. One stab right in the chest and you die. Your wolf too. Never to be reborn.”A chill ran through my body. I shuffled backwards as she came closer.“Don't worry,” she grinned. “It'll all be over soon. You won't feel any pain.”My eyes flicked around. I had to move quickly. I couldn't die here. Not without a fight.I stirred my wolf ready to make a run for it.“Uh uh uh,” she waved a finger, her hand curling around the blade. “No sudden movements.”My jaws tightened. I could make it. I could