All Chapters of JILTED LUNA, CLAIMED BY THE ALPHA KING: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

EVELYN'S POVI couldn't move.The old woman's words kept repeating in my head, and I found myself staring at her as though I had misunderstood what she had just said.“King Drake brought me here?”She nodded.“But why would he do that? He was the king of this place. Why would he have anything to do with someone from my world?”“I don't know everything that happened between him and the man who brought you here. I only know that the king came with him, and that he seemed very interested in the pendant you were wearing.”Dylan stepped closer to her.“You told me years ago that the king had visited this cottage before his death, but you never mentioned a child.”“Because you never asked me about a child.”“I asked you what happened during his last visit.”“And I told you what I knew. I was not going to reveal something that could put your life in danger.”Dylan shook his head.“King Drake died eleven years ago. You have been keeping this from me all this time, even when you knew I was inv

EVELYN'S POVI stared at Ryan, trying to understand what he had just said.“Mara was the first child?” I repeated. “Then what does that make me?”Ryan did not answer immediately. His eyes moved towards the old records Dylan had placed on the table, and I noticed the way his fingers tightened around the edge of the parchment.“I don't know yet,” he finally said. “But there is something about the records that doesn't make sense. My father called Mara the second child in every document I found. Yet the warning he left behind referred to you as the child who was sent away first.”“Maybe he was talking about the order we were sent back to our world,” Dylan suggested.Ryan shook his head. “That was what I thought too, but the dates don't support it. The first crossing happened eleven years ago, and the records show that two children were involved in the experiment before the boundary was opened.”I looked between them. “So both of us were already here before I was sent back?”“Possibly,” Ry

EVELYN'S POVI couldn't breathe.The girl's words kept repeating inside my head, and even after the vision disappeared, I could still see her frightened face.You were the one who locked me inside.I looked down at the pendant in my hand, then quickly dropped it onto the table as though it had burned me.“No,” I whispered, shaking my head. “That isn't possible.”Lady Seraphina rushed towards me.“Evelyn, what happened? What did you see?”I looked at her, but the words refused to come out immediately. My mind was still trying to understand what I had just heard.“She said I locked her inside.”Seraphina's expression changed.“Who said that?”“Mara.”She glanced at the pendant on the table.“What else did she tell you?”“She wanted me to remember her real name. Then she said I was the one who locked her inside.”Seraphina slowly moved towards the pendant, but she didn't touch it.“Did you see where she was?”“No. I only saw her face.”“Was she inside the mirror?”“I don't know. Everythi

EVELYN'S POVI stared at Ryan, trying to process what he had just said.“You mean Liora might still be alive?”“I mean we never confirmed that the body belonged to her.”“But I saw her lying there. Everyone believed she was dead.”“Because someone wanted us to believe that.”I looked down at the document in his hand. If Liora had been brought into the palace eleven years ago under King Drake's instructions, then her death might have been part of a plan that had been carefully arranged long before I arrived in Drakoria.But why would they go through all that trouble to hide her identity?“Ryan, if Liora is the guardian, why would Varyn need her?”He pointed towards the northern river on the map.“Because the second door cannot be opened with you alone. The records suggest the guardian and the key must be brought together.”I remembered the girl's voice inside my head.You promised you wouldn't leave me again.Then I remembered the warning she had given me.You were the one who locked m

EVELYN'S POVThe sound came again, followed by a deep vibration that travelled through the floor beneath my feet.I stepped away from the mirror, my heart pounding as I stared at its dark surface. Whatever had been on the other side was no longer simply appearing in a vision. Something was trying to get through.“Get everyone out of this chamber!” Seraphina shouted.The guards immediately moved towards the entrance, but I remained where I was, unable to take my eyes off the mirror.My mother's words kept repeating inside my head.Your father was never the one who opened the first door.If Elias hadn't opened it, then who had?And why had she been about to tell me before the connection disappeared?“Evelyn!” Seraphina grabbed my arm. “We need to leave.”I allowed her to pull me towards the entrance, but before we could get out, the mirror produced another loud vibration. One of the research tables moved several inches across the floor, and the glass containers on top of it shattered.T