All Chapters of Daughter Of The Slain Luna: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

I picked up a tray holding grilled salmon, mashed potatoes, a bottle of wine, and an empty glass.“A gentleman is waiting for his order,” I said flatly while adjusting the tray carefully in my hands.“Mhmm. Run away from the conversation.”“Go get yourself busy, Ivy.”She laughed softly and stepped aside to let me pass, but before either of us could say another word, the supervisor’s voice suddenly cut through the room.“Ivy.”She froze immediately and turned around.“I’m still waiting for the order in your hands.”“Oh... sorry.”The supervisor glanced between us before narrowing his eyes at her suspiciously.“You are obviously in love with this guy.”Ivy’s jaw dropped in horror while I fought back a smile and quickly walked out before she could defend herself.The café buzzed quietly with soft music and low conversations as I approached another table. The man seated there barely acknowledged me, his full attention remaining on his phone while I uncorked the wine bottle carefully and

"You are overreacting, Roselyn," he muttered, trying to reach for her arm, but she stepped back sharply before he could touch her, and the cold look she gave his hand made his own slowly retreat to his side. "It was a mistake. I don't know what came over me.""You liar," her lips curled in disgust, but beneath the anger there was hurt now, visible in the slight trembling of her voice as she looked at him like she no longer recognized the man standing before her. "I defended you for so long because I thought you were misunderstood, but this..." Her eyes briefly drifted toward me before settling back on him. "One day you will do worse to someone you claim to love, and I refuse to wait around until that person becomes me.""Roselyn, listen to me...""No," her voice cut through him instantly. "You stay away from me."Silence swallowed the space between them, heavy enough that even the nearby customers had stopped pretending not to stare, whispers rising quietly between tables as Daniel st

I turned fully toward him, though holding eye contact with him for too long still felt strangely overwhelming. "Since when have you been stalking me?"A scoff escaped him as he dragged a hand across his jaw before finally answering, "Two days after you started working at Bluebird."My brows lifted slowly."You are Jace Robertson," I continued carefully, watching his face. "The CEO behind multiple estates, restaurants, and companies."Silence settled heavily between us.For a moment the playful atmosphere between us disappeared completely, and the look in his eyes changed into something deeper, that suddenly made him feel less like a wealthy businessman and more like a man carrying secrets heavy enough to bury him alive."Jace Wolfe," he corrected quietly. "That's my real name."My expression faltered slightly. "Wolfe?""You said two questions." His gaze remained fixed on mine."The first one..." I reminded him softly.He exhaled slowly before stepping closer, and although he still had

Her eyes drifted toward Xavier first like they always did whenever she was hurting, and the pain on her face softened slightly before she walked toward the small table beside the bed and picked up my earphones. She sat beside me afterward and handed them over gently, and I stared down at them for a second before looking back at her uncertainly."I'm sorry you both have to hear that," she whispered softly, but her voice cracked slightly halfway through the sentence before she turned toward Xavier and lifted her trembling hands carefully, signing to ask if he was okay. Xavier nodded almost immediately with a small smile, signing back that he was fine despite the sadness resting quietly behind his eyes, and something about the way he tried comforting her while being so young made my chest ache painfully.Mother smiled at him again, exhausted but loving, before disappearing into the bathroom."Mom?" I called softly before she could close the door completely, and she paused halfway before

Silence followed as his gaze traveled slowly over me from head to toe before returning to my face again, deliberate and insulting.“Why are you here?” he finally asked.A faint smile brushed my lips before disappearing. “Have you forgotten already? You sent for me.”His eyes flicked briefly toward the men near the entrance before settling back on me again. He slipped a cigarette between his lips, inhaled once, then exhaled the smoke directly toward me.“You are in the wrong place...”“Careful,” I cut in softly, tilting my head slightly. “You may not survive another interruption.”The room fell silent again, the tension thick and oppressive, until Silas finally laughed. It started low, but his men quickly joined him.“Tell me,” he said mockingly, gesturing toward me with the cigarette between his fingers, “is this thing a man or a woman?”The laughter barely lasted more than two seconds before blood exploded across the room.My men moved first, their claws tearing through the throats o