All Chapters of The Luna’s Inheritance : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

LEANNA’S POV“That was…fun,” Romeo let out softly, his arm still hanging after he held the door open for me to get into the house. “I guess that’s one way to describe it,” I let out underneath my breath, suppressing a wince as jolts of pain coursed through my body in waves. Stormfang didn’t hold anything back in the training. But I couldn’t complain. I had asked for it after all.A wry smile tugged at my lips as I lost track of how many times I had to assure Romeo that I was okay. A cold sweat dotted my forehead as I recalled the numerous times they almost threw it down right then and there.I watched Romeo silently as he moved through the house. It baffled me to see a regular human like him, try to stand up to an insanely powerful wolf like Stormfang. “Is there something on my face?” His amused voice rang out, dragging me out of my reverie. A light blush creeped up my cheeks as I realized I had been staring for way too long. “I-I was just… I have to go,” I let out, breezing past h

LEANNA’S POV“You,” Stormfang’s voice rang out, the rage in his voice evident as a suffocating pressure filled the room.I clutched my chest as I found it hard to breathe, beads of sweat rolling down my forehead as I stared up at him. But his gaze was fully focused on that elder.“Do you want to die?” His voice rang out once again. My pupils flared as the pressure increased once again. “Alpha Stormfang, have mercy!” My grandfather’s voice rang out, his aura blanketing the room as he relieved the pressure somewhat.“I didn’t say anything wrong! We must get rid of the human,” the elder spoke out once again, his tone filled with a brazen stubbornness.His gaze held a hint of defiance, as though he was unafraid to forfeit his life if need be. “Elder Lennon, stand down!” My grandfather growled, his teeth bared as he stared at the man with his narrowed pupils.Lennon, I mouthed as I had finally gotten his name. I stared straight at him wondering if he would indeed back down.“The human be

LEANNA’S POV“Grandfather?” I called out into the darkness but received no response. I gritted my teeth, walking further with my hands pressing against the walls for support, with beads of sweat rolling down my forehead.“Hurry up Leah,” my grandfather’s voice rang out. It was as though new life had been injected into me. My initially slowed steps became hurried until I spotted the literal light at ent end of the tunnel.“Grandfather!” I called out as I ran towards him, before stopping by his side. The sound of my heart pounding against my chest still very much audible.“Took you long enough,” he said with a slight smile that failed to hide his worry. But I barely had any time to pay any mind to him as my attention was quickly drawn by the sight.The cave was sparkling white with dew drops glistening at the top. Karsts and troughs littered everywhere giving it an ethereal glow. But the highlight of it, was the small pool that laid beneath us.It was in the shape of a half moon, with t

LEANNA’S POVMy heart rippled at the mention of that name. As though a stone was thrown directly in the center.“Alpha Stormfang?” I muttered underneath my breath, wondering why a name I only associated with my dreams would become a reality.“Yes pup! He came just to attend your ceremony,” my father’s hand was already halfway through ruffling my bun before I came to.“You’re ruining my hair!” I exclaimed, jerking backwards as I sought to escape from his clutches.“Ah come here! You used to love this!” He let out a slightly devious smirk as he closed the distance between us, before he continued. Locking me in place with nowhere else to go.“Yeah, when I was five,” I let out aggrieved, pursing my lips and waiting for him to get tired as I knew there was no escaping his clutches.“Enjoy it cous! Messy fits you,” Lena struggled to stifle her laughter as she stared straight at me. I mouthed a ‘you’re dead’ shooting daggers in her direction. I was going to get her back, right after I saved

LEANNA’S POV“Leah? Baby,” my mother’s soft voice resounded as my eyelids fluttered open softly.“Mom?” I groaned, coughing slightly as my throat felt as though no smidgen of water had passed through it in ages.“Here,” she sat me up, placing a cup of water to my lips. I greedily took in as a refreshing feeling gradually spread through my body.A small smile tugged at my lips as I tasted the drops that remained at my lips. It was all so real, there’s no way those strange men were right.My lips curled slightly I distaste as I recalled the threats I heard before I lost consciousness.“Are you okay baby? You’ve been fainting a lot these days.” My mom cooed, her soft hands stroking my hair as she held me in her embrace.I closed my eyes as I felt relaxed by her presence, breathing in her scent.“I’m just a little bit overwhelmed I guess,” I muttered, the worry in her voice sending pangs of guilt through me.“I’m sorry baby. It’ll all be over soon,” she let out, before continuing to say,