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All Chapters of Luna Redemption: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

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Chapter One

Tracy Xander’s POV “Luna Xander, the results confirm Lunar Decay, and it has already spread through your body. Are you certain you do not wish to inform your family?” “It is not necessary,” I replied, my voice calm, almost detached, as though I were speaking about someone else’s fate instead of my own. By the time I stepped out of the pack clinic, a harsh wave of heat slammed against my face, dry and suffocating, stealing the breath from my lungs. For a brief moment, I stood there, unmoving, as though the world around me had quietly shifted into something unfamiliar. I slipped the medical report into my bag with slow, deliberate movements. My fingers felt cold despite the heat, and I knew without looking that my face must have been pale, almost translucent, like something fragile that could shatter at the slightest touch. Three years. Three years since I completed the mating ceremony with Alpha Chandler Gaunt. Three years of loyalty to a bond that had already been broken. He b

Chapter Two

Tracy Xander’s POV Back at my desk, I set the documents down and carefully pulled out the bond dissolution agreement from the stack. My fingers lingered on the paper for a brief moment, as though grounding myself in the reality of what I had already set in motion. There was no need for devices or written messages within the pack, not for something like this. I closed my eyes slowly and reached outward. The mind-link formed with ease, threading through distance and hierarchy, cold and precise. Hailey Ginger. There was a pause, faint but present, before her presence brushed against mine, sharp and expectant. “You have it?” Her voice carried impatience, but beneath it was something else, something eager. “I did not waste time. Alpha Chandler has signed it.” For a brief second, silence lingered between us. “Good. Send it through the proper channel. Once I receive it, the compensation will be transferred to you.” Even now, everything was a transaction to her. Even now, I felt not

Chapter Three

Tracy Xander’s POV After all these years, the man had not changed. He was still composed to the point of distance, dignified, restrained, and even more controlled than I remembered. Five years ago, when I visited my mother’s brother, Tim, within his quiet territory near the outskirts, I met a man he had saved. He had slipped from a mountain path during a hunt and nearly died from the fall, his wolf too weak at the time to recover on its own. That man was Sean. Only later did I learn who he truly was. The Johnson pack stood at the peak of the northern territories, their power woven into every alliance, every trade route, every unspoken rule that governed the balance between packs. And Sean, their only heir, held influence over nearly half of the northern lands. A man born to rule. Even the passing lights that brushed across his face seemed to frame him in quiet authority. I ended the link with Jackson and offered him a polite smile. “It has been a long time. How have you been?”

Chapter Four

Morgan frowned the moment his gaze fell upon what I had ordered, his brows slowly knitting together as quiet disapproval settled into his expression. “Just vegetables?” he asked, his tone firm though not raised, carrying the natural authority he had always held. “There is barely any nourishment in that, and you are already far too thin as it is, so you should order something with meat.” Before I could respond, he had already taken the menu from my hands, his movements decisive and unhesitating, as though this was something he had done countless times before. He added several dishes with ease, all of them familiar, all of them things I had once loved enough to ask for without a second thought. During the meal, Lily could hardly remain still, her attention lingering on me far more than her own food as she gently urged me to eat more, placing dish after dish into my bowl while reminding me softly of how much I used to enjoy them, how often I had asked for them when I was younger, her

Chapter Five

Tracy Xander’s POV When I returned from the restroom, the meal was already coming to an end, the earlier warmth fading into the quiet sounds of departure as conversations softened and chairs scraped lightly against the floor, one after another, until the private room gradually emptied. I said my goodbyes without lingering, my smile polite and measured, and then I left. By the time I arrived back at the pack house, the night had already settled in fully, the halls dim and silent, the absence of presence far more noticeable than any noise could have been. Alpha Chandler had not returned. I did not wait. There was no reason to. I took a quick shower, letting the water run over me in silence, as though it could wash away the faint heaviness that clung to my chest, before changing into something light and slipping into bed without another thought. That night, I slept without dreams, without interruptions, without even the echo of memory. It was quiet in a way that felt almost unfa

Chapter Six

Tracy Xander’s POV Sam Zach had been two years ahead of me back when I was still in school, a name that carried weight even then, someone whose work people followed long before they ever met him in person. Years ago, when his company reached a point where progress stalled and nothing seemed to move forward, his mentor had recommended me without hesitation, placing a level of trust in my abilities that I had not yet fully claimed for myself. He had not been wrong. I took that single opportunity and turned it into something real, something that could not be overlooked or dismissed, building alongside my team one of the earliest AI-driven medical diagnostic systems, where every line of logic was precise, every model carefully constructed, and the final accuracy rate far surpassed what others in the field had managed to achieve at the time. When the project was released to the public, it did not simply enter the market quietly. It disrupted it. And Sam kept his promise. Twenty per

Chapter Seven

Tracy Xander’s POV Sam Zach had been two years ahead of me back when I was still in school, someone whose name carried quiet authority even then, long before I had ever worked alongside him. Years ago, when his company reached a standstill and progress seemed impossible, his mentor recommended me without hesitation, placing a level of trust in my abilities that I had not yet fully come to understand. He had not been wrong. I took that opportunity and turned it into something tangible, something that could not be ignored, building alongside my team one of the earliest AI-driven medical diagnostic systems, where every structure was precise, every model carefully refined, and the final accuracy reached a level that forced competitors to reevaluate their own work. When the project was released, it did not simply enter the field. It reshaped it. And Sam kept his promise. Twenty percent equity was transferred into my name without delay, without negotiation, without conditions. Sinc

Chapter Eight

Yvonne blinked up at me, her wide, innocent eyes almost too perfect, her sharp werewolf senses betraying nothing of her scheming. “What’s wrong?” she asked, her voice soft, carefully pitched to disarm me. I forced a faint smile, though my claws itched and my heartbeat was rising—not just from anger, but from the pack tension I could feel radiating off her. “Nothing.” She must have thought I wouldn’t dare retaliate—why else would she probe at me in such sly ways? She had counted on my isolation in the Xander pack. Ever since the family split over dominance disputes, my visits were mostly with Grandma, the Luna’s right hand, who still showed me some warmth. But Yvonne’s calculations were off. Whatever Chandler Alpha did, I no longer cared. I gripped the scissors, my senses heightening as I pulled out the tag, ready to cut it, when a shrill scream sliced through the room. “Tracy, what are you doing?” Faye rushed forward, hurling a shopping bag at me with inhuman speed. Startled, my

Chapter Nine

“Tracy, how can you talk to Faye like that?” A man’s voice rang from the doorway. A tall, solid figure stepped in, his aura unmistakably alpha, though tempered with civility. It was Trevor, my so-called father, his presence commanding even without raising a hand. I pressed my lips together, my wolf instincts bristling as I stared at him with cold, distant eyes, as though facing a stranger rather than a father. “Then tell me, Mr. Xander—exactly which word of mine was wrong?” I had left this den with my mother when I was only five. I had never felt a bond with Trevor—only resentment. I remembered the nights of hunger, the fear, the endless struggle after he turned his back on us. I had grown too sharp, too wary, too early. I had learned to read humans and wolves alike, to sense deception before it reached words. Trevor’s expression darkened, the calm alpha mask slipping as he corrected me sharply. “Tracy, I am your father.” I couldn’t help the mocking smile curling at my lips. “Oh,

Chapter Ten

TRACY When my alarm went off at six in the morning, I did not hit snooze. I sat on the edge of my bed and waited for the dull ache in my stomach to fade. Lunar Decay. The name sounded like a bad joke, but the pain was very real. It felt like a cold stone resting heavy inside my gut. As soon as it had faded, I walked slowly to the bathroom. I turned on the shower and let the hot water hit my back. I closed my eyes and focused on my breathing. Just survive today, I told myself. Just get through the presentation.After my shower, I put on a sharp black blazer, a white silk shirt, and tailored black pants. I looked at the woman in the mirror. She looked pale. She looked tired. But her eyes were awake. For three years, I dressed for Chandler. I wore what a Luna was supposed to wear. Soft colors, modest cuts, clothes that made me look like an obedient wife. Today, I dressed for myself. The conference center downtown was massive. It had high glass walls and thick gray carpets. The air

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