Todos los capítulos de The Banished Luna's Awakening: Capítulo 11 - Capítulo 20

“Guess what?” Lucien said softly, his voice rough with emotion. His eyes were still slightly red from crying, though a smile tugged helplessly at his lips. “I told Dad we found you… and confirmed it was really you.” He let out a shaky breath. “He’s already on his way back home. He should be here within the next thirty minutes.”My entire body went still. “W-what?”The word barely came out above a whisper.Their expression softened immediately, like they understood exactly how fragile this moment was for me.“He never stopped looking for you. We never gave up hope,” Kael said gently.I stared at him, unable to process the words properly.Never stopped looking for me?For years, I believed that my family abandoned me because they didn’t want me. Because I wasn’t worth searching for. Worth loving.But the moment I saw and heard everything they’d done—every desperate effort, just to get me back... it shattered something inside me. Hot tears spilled down my cheeks, as my heart swelled with

LARAI fell silent, turning my father's words over in my mind. If I were still in Red Moon Pack—if I had only been rejected instead of banished—perhaps I would have chosen to end the pregnancy. Not because I didn't want the child, but because I couldn't bear the thought of bringing them into a world that had shown me nothing but cruelty. I didn't want my baby growing up surrounded by hatred.And if their transformation was delayed like mine had been...The thought alone made my chest ache.I knew what it felt like to be the wolfless child everyone whispered about. To be mocked. To be pitied. To be treated like a curse instead of a person. I knew the loneliness that came with never being enough.And I knew how difficult it would be for a child to be raised by a rejected mother.But things were different now.Slowly, I lifted my head and my gaze found my three brothers first and then my father.Then Darlah.For the first time in my life, I wasn't alone.I had people who loved me.People

LARA"A ball?" I frowned slightly as I asked, and my dad nodded."That's right. A ball. More like a welcome party to celebrate you. All the pack members are invited and given a chance to see you properly." My dad's large hand patted my head with the kind of gentleness that didn't quite match his reputation, but it couldn't soothe the knot already forming in my stomach."But I easily get nervous," I murmured, fingers twisting in my lap. "What if I trip? Or make a fool of myself in front of everyone?"The dining table went quiet for a beat. But then my dad leaned back in his chair, his dark eyes sweeping across the table with that look. The look that silenced rooms. The look that had made grown men straighten their spines without a single word being spoken."I dare to see," he said quietly, his voice carrying the kind of weight that didn't need volume, "who would laugh."The atmosphere in the dining room instantly shifted. The warm, easy mood from moments ago vanished, replaced by somet

The months that followed were a whirlwind of overprotection.My belly grew faster than anyone expected. By the sixth month, the pack doctors confirmed what my family had somehow sensed all along: I was carrying quadruplets. Two girls and two boys.My father nearly fainted from happiness, while my brothers became even more fiercely protective than before. Under their constant watch and the pack’s best healers, my pregnancy was carefully monitored. I was never alone. Ryker adjusted pack duties to stay closer to home. Kael personally oversaw my security and nutrition. Lucien turned into the most ridiculous, doting uncle-to-be, constantly bringing me gifts and telling exaggerated stories to the babies through my belly.Even the room next to mine in the east wing had been completely transformed into a nursery suite—four beautiful cribs lined up beneath a painted ceiling of the moon and stars. Kael had personally tested every piece of furniture for safety.---I gave birth on a clear winter

(Changed Little Lucien's name to Noah for smoother understanding) I knelt, wrapping my arms around as many of them as I could manage. Four pairs of small arms squeezed back with surprising strength—wolf pups, even at five, were never truly fragile. “How was school?” I asked, even though I’d already heard a very creative version of the day from the pack messenger network.“School was great! We learned a lot!” Noah spoke up first, chest puffed like he’d personally discovered knowledge itself, and the others nodded so hard I worried their little necks might snap from enthusiasm.“Mhm,” I murmured, narrowing my eyes slightly.Four innocent faces stared back at me with identical expressions. The kind that always meant trouble had been successfully hidden.I let the silence stretch just long enough before speaking. “We’ll discuss being slightly less exhausting for poor Teacher Lucy when we get home.”A dramatic group groan rose in unison from them.I stood, brushing the dust from my knee