All Chapters of The Last Luna Standing : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

TamaraI looked at the chair, my heart hammering against my ribs as the entire hall went dead silent. I knew what everyone expected me to do but I also knew it wasn't time. It wasn't right, and it certainly wasn't how I wanted any of this to go. Dropping my eyes to avoid the expectant stares of the entire pack, I looked past the Luna's seat and pulled out the chair right next to Raven properly, sitting down quietly.I glanced up just in time to catch North's face. His expression fell instantly, a look of disappointment flashing across his features, but he didn't say a single word. Slowly, he walked back to his own seat at the head of the table and sat down in silence, and the rest of the pack followed, finishing breakfast beneath an uncomfortable silence that no one seemed willing to break.As soon as the meal ended, I called out to Raven, motioning for him to step aside with me. Eve gave me a quick wave, telling me she would see me later that night, before heading off."How are you h

Tamara "We do not have what you're looking for," I said, holding my ground as the tension around us grew heavier with every passing second.Alpha Nolan smiled coldly, before shaking his head."You're lying."His eyes locked onto mine."She is here.""And how would I know that," I asked, narrowing my eyes, "when I don't even know who you're looking for?"His smile widened."I thought you'd say that."He lifted one hand, gesturing for one of his men to step forward.The wolf reached into his jacket and pulled out an old, folded photograph before holding it toward me.I reached for it.Just as my fingers were about to take it, I caught the faintest glimpse of an eerily familiar face–A loud growl echoed through the clearing and every head snapped toward our line.It was North.He stormed forward, shoving past our warriors as though nothing in the world could stop him, his wolf practically roaring beneath his skin.Alpha Nolan threw his head back and laughed."Well… well…well."He looked

Tamara Without waiting another second, I reached out, grabbed North's hands, and forcefully dragged him away from the wreckage of the kitchen, pulling him out past Lucia and Kain and all the way outside away from prying eyes.I whipped around to face him with fury burning in my chest as I demanded, "What the hell have you done for this pack since I came back?"He blinked, taken aback, and didn't answer."I asked you a question," I snapped, stepping closer. "What have you actually done that proves you're a good Alpha right now? Are you seriously doing this? After everything we've been through, you still want to tear apart Kain and Lucia's bond just to feed your own anger?""Do you know what her father..." North started, his voice rising defensively."Her father, North! Not her!" I shouted, cutting him off completely. "Why on earth do you want to punish her for something her father did? She finally found a safe home and a true mate who loves her, and you want to rip that away from her.

North The evening lights were already stretching across the grounds when I finally found my way to Elder Miko’s secluded cottage. The air was cold, but I barely felt it beneath the numbing weight crushing my chest.When Miko opened her door and saw me standing outside in the dark, she didn't ask questions. She simply stood out, studying my face, and asked quietly what brought me here at this hour.“North, What brings you here?”I didn't say a single word. I couldn't. My throat was too tight, choked by a suffocating mixture of shame and grief. I just walked over to her porch and sank down onto the wooden step, staring blindly down at my hands.Elder Miko must have noticed that I was physically unable to speak. Without asking again, she stepped outside and sat down right next to me on the cold boards.I didn't know exactly when the first drop of moisture left my eyes. When was the last time I had cried? Years ago?Maybe when my mother died. I couldn't even remember. But this time, I d

NorthI opened my eyes to find that I had somehow fallen asleep right beside Tamara, her soft breathing was steady and comforting against my chest. Carefully, so as not to wake her, I pressed a gentle kiss to the top of her head and pulled the heavy blanket up higher to tuck her in more securely.Quietly slipping out of bed, I realized how late it was. The pack house was completely dark and silent, except for the rhythmic footsteps of the patrol wolves outside. As I walked the grounds, the guards bowed their heads in respect as I passed.I eventually made my way toward the training grounds to check the perimeter, finding everything secure and in order before I turned to head back. But just as I was about to leave, a familiar, small silhouette caught my eye near the edge of the Forest. Not many members of the Nightsword pack were that small or had that distinct, fragile frame.What was she doing out here at this hour? Where on earth was she going?Suspicion gnawing at my gut, I decide