All Chapters of The Last Luna Standing : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

TamaraA gentle hand shook my shoulder, waking me up.I groaned, my eyes fluttering open slowly. Every single muscle in my body ached so badly that it felt like I had been hit. I was extremely weak and my bones felt heavy."Wake up, Tammy," Earth urged me gently, standing over me with a look of deep concern. "You need to get ready. The final hours are almost up."Pushing through the burning pain in my body, I forced myself out of bed. I walked into the adjoining bathroom and stood under a stream of warm water, letting the much-needed shower wash away the dried blood, dirt, and sweat of the past two days. It felt incredible, feeling clean water on my skin. After drying off, I changed into a clean, simple set of clothes for the final arena fights.When I stepped back into the room, Earth was waiting with a tray containing food."Here, you need to eat something to get your strength back," Earth said, holding out the plate.I looked at the food, but my stomach twisted into a tight knot.

TamaraSerena looked visibly irritated by me, letting out a long sigh, she rolled her eyes, crossing her arms tightly over her chest."Oh, for goddess's sake," Serena snapped, her voice dripping with annoyance. "Since I've already started telling you, I might as well complete the story before we have to step into that ring and fight. I don't have time for your little tantrums.""The Luna trials were never just about endurance," Serena explained coldly. "They were originally designed as a way to allow an Alpha to decide what is best for the pack. If an Alpha truly believes his fated mate is fit to stand beside him as his equal, he claims her immediately…either by marking her skin or declaring it verbally in front of the entire pack before anything even begins. But if he has doubts, if he sees she is weak, an outsider, or not fit to rule... he lets the Luna trials go on."At this point, every breath had started turning into a struggle, but Serena didn't care anymore. She spilled everyth

TamaraIn the midst of the fight, the sharp pain from my torn shoulder felt nothing compared to the crushing weight in my chest. All I could feel was the bitter sting of betrayal, the shattering ache of heartbreak, and every single sacrifice I had made since setting foot in this pack. I had risked my life,and trusted a man who had already condemned me. That feeling didn't weaken me. Instead, it lit a wild fire deep inside my bones.A loud growl escaped from my throat, a sound so loud and angry that it surprised even me. Fueled by raw desperation and a lifetime of pain, I threw my weight up catching Serena completely off guard. Before she could react, I shoved her off my chest, scrambled on top, and seized the opening I had been waiting for. I moved forward, locking my jaws tightly around her neck and pinning her body firmly onto the ground.Serena thrashed wildly beneath me, clawing at the ground, but I held on with everything I had. I pressed my weight down, squeezing my teeth jus

NorthI did not even know how the warriors managed to drag me away from the training ground arena and get me up the stairs to my room. The burning pain in my chest felt like I was being torn apart, and the crushing anxiety of losing my mate was simply too much to bear. My legs felt too weak, and my vision blurred as they took me inside and shut the heavy wooden door behind them. Where had the strong alpha gone? Beta Kain and Earth stood right there inside the room with me.I thrashed against the floor, trying to stand up, desperate to run after her car before it left the territory, but Earth stepped directly into my path."North enough!," Earth shouted, her voice shaking with anger. "Hasn't she suffered enough because of you? The only way you can show her any respect now is to just let her go.""She cannot leave me," I choked out, tears burning the backs of my eyes as I clawed at my chest. "I need her... I love her." I never believed I would be the one in tears. I was the alpha fo

TamaraThe cold night air rushed through the open window, but it was nothing compared to the dread that pooled in the pit of my stomach. I could sense that something was wrong. Without thinking twice, I scrambled out of the room, threw a thick jacket over my shoulders, and hurried down the stairs.When I pushed the front door open, the sight outside only made my panic rise higher. A group of pack warriors still stood outside. My mother was pacing near the porch steps, wringing her hands together in deep anxiety.I rushed down the remaining steps, my bare feet hitting the ground. "Mom! What is going on? What is the problem?"My mother stopped pacing and let out a tired sigh. She looked at me with worry in her eyes. "Nothing, Tammy. Go back up to your room and get some rest."I did not budge an inch. I crossed my arms, staring her down. "Mom, don't treat me like a child. Something is wrong and I can feel it.Father would never take off into the woods in the middle of the night with all