All Chapters of My Stepsister Returned To Rewrite Fate, But I Became Luna: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Chloe's POV I watched the last car drive away with a strange calmness swirling in my heart. Had I actually been expecting Hannah to change her mind about leaving me in this place? No. Not really. But I was surprised by how quickly I came to terms with the situation. It was not like she was leaving me stranded in some foreign country with no livelihood. I forced a smile onto my face as I turned around to face the rest of the refugees. “Please, line up. I will continue the rest of the distribution.” Three days passed in the blink of an eye and it felt like I had barely slept a wink. I had gone beyond the distribution to full reconstruction plans. Beyond eating, these people needed a way to survive the rain and coming winter. “These do not take any money to build,” I explained to the men, pointing to the building blueprints on the table. “Even if they are just made of logs, they are still safer than tents for you.” Andrew stepped through the entrance of the tent. “Luna, thank you…

Chloe’s POV David’s face was a perfect mixture of shock and rage as my words echoed in the room. Everyone went silent, expecting him to blow up. I did not wait for him to and turned up the stairs, dragging Mum behind me. She walked into my bedroom and shut the door quietly. Wordlessly, I took off my clothes, counting the seconds so I could hop into a well-deserved shower. “Are you alright?” Mum asked, stepping closer. “Like truly? Nothing bad happened to you out there?” Her eyes searched my body for an injury to pop up somewhere. My wolf had healed any scratches that I had gotten on the way home. “I am fine,” I said. “You can stay here for the night if you want.” She opened her mouth, evidently to reject my offer but I raised a hand to stop her. “You can also stay here until you feel safe enough to leave.” I walked into the bathroom and soaked in the tub, not bothering to check in on her. By the time I came out, she was already gone. The next morning, I was walking past Luna D

Axel’s POV“Is there something on my face?” I asked.Tony kept looking from his paperwork to my face. I figured that he had something on his mind but if he kept getting distracted like this, he would not finish the work we had to do before evening.“The Alpha banquet is in a few days,” he reminded me, leaning forward on the table. Before I could respond, he followed with a question that made me pause. “Does Chloe have a dress?”I blinked once, twice. I had not even seen her since then.How would I know if she had a dress?“Maybe she does not even have the money to buy a dress.”Oh. That was an easy fix.I returned to my work. “If she needs money for a dress, she can come to me.”There were funds that Father had saved up for years for whoever my Luna was going to be. More money than Chloe would know what to do with in one year.“You’re joking,” he said. I looked at his face with a raised brow. Tony was looking at me like I was sick in the head. “You actually think Chloe would come to y

Chloe's POV“Chloe,” Luna Diane called behind me.I was about to rise from my seat at the dining table to greet her but she waved me to sit down.“I will make this quick. There is a dispute between two of the clan sub-families about the security arrangement for the banquet. I have other tasks to attend to but Paul wants it sorted out before the guests start to arrive.”My back straightened as my gaze shifted to the clock. It was 11 am so the guests were supposed to start arriving in four hours.It was very late to still be having disputes about security and I was sure that Luna Diane would not have made the mistake of letting this go on when it could directly harm the reputation of the pack…Oh. This was a test.Luna Diane nodded though I had not said a word. “I have assigned Hannah. She should be on her way to meet the sub clans now so—”I was out of my chair, running towards the front door the moment Luna Diane said that. This was not really a matter of competing for favour.When Ha

Chloe's POV I opened the door of my bedroom and looked outside. A maid was passing by at the time so I beckoned to her. She set down her cleaning supplies and followed me into my bedroom. I pointed at the white box on the bed. “Do you know where that came from?” As much as I would love to believe that Axel grew a heart and decided to send me a dress, I did not believe that I mattered to him that much. “It was me,” Mum said as she entered the room. She smiled at the maid, waving her away. I stared at Mum as she walked to the box and opened the dress, revealing a beautiful green gown. “I found a way to speak to Axel’s stylists,” she said, bringing out the outfit from the box. “He is going to wear a green tie as well so that you two would match—” “What?” I blurted. There was a green dress in my wardrobe, a copy of the one Hannah had torn. When Hannah blamed me for tearing her dress, David had more than enough money to pay for it, but he chose to do nothing. My mother had been t