Lahat ng Kabanata ng THE LUNA THEY NEVER WANTED: Kabanata 91 - Kabanata 100

CHAPTER 91 — THE MAN BEHIND THE BONDXander's POVThe ancient records room was quiet when I returned, but my mind was anything but calm. I had spent the entire night thinking about Elena, Trent, and everything we had discovered about their strange bond. The more I thought about it, the less I believed Elaine had been the one who started everything. There had to be something older.“I need to know what happened before Trent ever met her,” I muttered, placing the documents I had brought onto the large wooden table. I pulled out the oldest records first, carefully turning through the dusty pages as I searched for anything connected to Elena's bloodline. If someone had interfered with her fate before she met Trent, the answer had to be somewhere in these records.The first few books gave me nothing useful. They contained old mating ceremonies, bloodline histories, pack agreements, and records of wolves whose names had disappeared from our history. I almost moved on when I noticed a famili

CHAPTER 93 — THE SECOND SURVIVORRowan's POVThe man sat quietly across from me in the small interrogation room, his hands resting on the table while his eyes moved around the room. He was one of the former Silver Veil members we had recently found hiding near the borders. Unlike the first survivor, he hadn't tried to escape or attack anyone. He had asked to speak, and that alone made me suspicious.“You're going to tell me everything you know about Corvin,” I told him, placing the file on the table between us while I watched his face carefully. “I don't want stories that protect anyone. I want names, dates, and anything you remember about the experiments,” I explained, keeping my voice calm because I needed him talking instead of shutting down.“Corvin was never the person in charge,” the man replied, looking at the file without touching it. His answer came so quickly that I almost thought I had heard him wrong. I leaned forward, studying his face as he continued. “He followed instru

CHAPTER 95 — HE IS ALIVEXander's POVThe small piece of paper remained in my hand as I stood inside the prison corridor, reading the sentence again and again. The handwriting looked familiar, but the message itself bothered me even more. Someone had killed a prisoner inside a secured cell, left no clear trace, and then left us a warning. Whoever was behind this wanted us to know they were watching.“Lock down every entrance and stop everyone from leaving,” I ordered, handing the note to one of the guards while I looked toward the cell. “Nobody touches this room until I finish checking everything. I want every guard who was working tonight separated and questioned,” I commanded, knowing that one careless mistake could destroy the only evidence we had.“I swear nobody entered the cell, Alpha,” the guard closest to me insisted, standing stiffly as he answered my questions. “We watched the door the entire time, and the lock was never opened. Nobody approached the prisoner after the last

CHAPTER 97 — THE OFFERXander's POVI didn't sleep that night. After Elena told me someone inside her family might still be speaking to The Founder, I returned to my study and spread every document across the desk. The palace was quiet, but my mind refused to settle. The message had given us too many answers and too many new questions at the same time.“The location in this message has to mean something,” I muttered, tracing the information with my finger as I compared it with an old map. The place wasn't inside any of the major pack territories, which made it difficult to trace. There were no clear records of a strong pack ruling the area, and that was exactly what made it useful to someone who wanted to remain hidden.“This is outside the usual borders,” I said, leaning back as I studied the map again. “If The Founder has been operating from here, nobody would notice his movements easily,” I explained to myself, marking the location before reaching for another set of records. The mo

CHAPTER 99 — THE TRAPXander's POVThe meeting location looked exactly like the kind of place someone would choose if they wanted to stay hidden. It was far from the busy pack roads, surrounded by thick trees and old abandoned buildings that had not been used in years. I arrived with Elena's brothers and the warriors, but the moment I stepped out of the vehicle, something inside me told me we had a problem.“Stay where you are,” I ordered, raising one hand as the warriors started moving toward the building. “Nobody enters until I check the area first. We were given a meeting point, but I don't like how quiet this place is,” I explained, scanning the trees and the empty road while trying to sense any movement nearby.“Where is he?” one of Elena's brothers asked, looking around with growing frustration. “There isn't even a guard here,” he pointed out, walking a few steps before stopping. I shook my head while checking the surroundings again. “I know. There should at least be someone wat