All Chapters of Reborn Luna:Her Second Chance Mate : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

The next morning, after they had woken up from sleep, showered, eaten and got dressed. The group gathered in the study room as they waited for Seth to arrive. Everyone started to doubt if he was coming. After waiting several hours. Everyone except Ellady, she was sure he was coming, so seeing her wait encouraged the rest to wait too. The reason they were waiting for him was because the Shadow Whisperer said he was the only one who could find the location of the source. They were going to close it today. Finally, Odessa was very happy that she could undo what she started. She had practiced the spell and knew it by heart already. Desmond was with her through it all. Helping her memorize the words and pronunciations. He was shocked the day she revealed she used a spell to bring Ellady back to life. He always thought witches were the only ones that could perform magic. He had never seen or heard of a werewolf tha

No, I think lilies are a more fitting option. Ellady explained to her mate, who just stared at her in amazement. It had been a few months since the Shadow Crawler's incident, and Seth and Ellady decided to move in together, and now they were planning their wedding, which was in two days. Ellady was trying to decide which flowers to use for the hall, and she was undecided. It was either lilies or snapdragons. She was going with the former. All right, then we will go with the snapdragons. Jacob, make sure everything is in order. Seth referred to his Beta, who was jotting down everything their future Luna was saying. Of course, Alpha. He bowed at Seth and left. Before walking out of the room, Ellady shifted closer to him and hugged her mate to herself. After the journey back from the cave, Odessa had withdrawn into herself. She became so cold with everyone. Even her mate wasn't an exception. Ellad

After watching her struggle for a solid 10 s without any progress, he decided to free her from her misery. Walking till he was behind her, he took the ceramic dish from her hands and arranged it in the cupboard without stress. Odessa was frozen in between him and the kitchen counter. She could feel the powerful contours of his body lined up behind her perfectly. Biting her lip, she turned around and looked up at the hulk of a man that was her mate. Desmond closed the cupboard and looked down to see his little mate already staring at him. The tension in the room became palpable, as if the very air around them crackled with an unspoken electricity. Their eyes locked. Each gaze conveying the myriad of emotions they had kept hidden for so long. The intensity in their eyes grew with every passing second until it became unbearable. Neither could take it anymore. The walls of restraint they had so carefully construc

Odessa was so startled by his surprise entrance, she almost fell flat on her face from the swing. Thank Goddess. Her reflexes kicked in at the last minute, and she was able to steady herself. Spitting hair out of her mouth that had gotten in during her struggles to steady herself. She looked up and glared at her stalker. Blue eyes glowed under the moon, making them look like two pools of sapphire gems. His lips quivered in amusement. Des. He smiled at his annoyed mate. I almost fell because of you. Desmond just laughed and approached where she was sitting. It wasn't my fault that you were distracted by whatever you were thinking about. Odessa glared and grabbed the sides of the swing tightly before propelling herself forward a little. Don't scare me like that again. Desmond raised his hand in surrender and took a seat next to her. On the other swing, what exactly were you thinkin

After all the guests had taken their seats, the party began. A beautiful orchestra band played softly in the background. Their melodies weaving through the air as everyone chatted at the table, eagerly awaiting the starter. Odessa had transformed the palace into a stunning venue with exquisite decorations. And an array of vibrant flowers. Each bloom carefully chosen to create an enchanting atmosphere. Odessa had meticulously planned every detail, writing a list of Desmond's favorite meals to ensure they were included in the day's menu. She wanted everything to be perfect. Pouring all her effort into making the ceremony flawless. Her determination to see it go smoothly was evident in every corner of the beautifully decorated palace. As the workers began trooping in one by one, they carried trays laden with giant cups and bowls, their contents, a feast for the eyes. The first course consisted of fruit salads, a colorful medley of seaso