All Chapters of THE LUNA HE FORGOT TO LOVE : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Auren's POV"Lady Auren, please stop moving."The maid's voice was soft but firm as her hands moved through my hair."I'm trying." I frowned."You're making me redo your hair."I caught myself smiling at my reflection in the mirror.The maid's fingers worked through the strands, weaving them into something beautiful. Another maid knelt beside me, adjusting the hem of my dress.The fabric was pale and soft, catching the light from the window."Finally becoming the Alpha's intended," the first maid said warmly. "We've been waiting for this day. I am so happy for you."I laughed nervously. "Thank you, Lyra. I am honored.""You don't look nervous."I looked at my reflection. "Really? I feel like I'm going to be sick."She laughed. "That's nerves. It's normal."I pressed my hand against my collarbone. Silver was warm beneath my skin, quieter than usual, as though she was content.The door opened, Maelis stepped inside.She stopped when she saw me. Her eyes moved over the dress, the hair, t

Selene's POVThe sheets were cold against my skin, I lay still, one hand resting flat against my stomach.The familiar swell was gone, the weight I had carried for months had disappeared in a single moment, leaving behind an emptiness that felt unreal.A shiver ran down my spine, I pressed my palm harder against the fabric, as though I could somehow feel the baby again.Nothing.My throat tightened, I closed my eyes, and the tears came without warning. They slipped down my cheeks and soaked into the pillow.The baby was gone. For months, I had told myself I loved that child because it was Melvin's, that was the lie I had allowed myself to believe.Now, my only chance of keeping Melvin was slipping away with it. I pressed my hand against my stomach again.The emptiness made my skin prickle, I opened my eyes and stared at the ceiling.Pale light filtered through the curtains. Outside, birds chirped softly, their songs drifting into my quiet room.Then Melvin's last words returned to me,

Ronan's POV "Ronan, you embarrassed yourself and the entire kingdom tonight." My mother's voice was surprisingly calm. She stood near the window of the council chamber, her back to me, her silhouette sharp against the fading light beyond the glass. Auren's ring was still in my pocket. I could feel its weight against my thigh. My jaw tightened, my fingers curling into fists. The memory of Auren's face remained fresh in my mind—the way her eyes had trembled, the tears she had tried so hard to hold back. "Mother." My voice was firm. "I was the one you embarrassed tonight. You publicly humiliated me and my woman." She turned, her eyes hardened. "Your woman?" She scoffed, folding her arms. "Ronan, I prevented you from making a mistake." I stepped closer, my boots echoing against the stone floor. "You interrupted my engagement announcement in front of the allied packs. You humiliated Auren and undermined my authority in front of everyone who came to witness my engagement."

Auren's POV"The Queen wishes to see you."The servant's voice was sharp, but her eyes didn't meet mine.I looked up from the herbs I had been sorting. "Did she say why?""Only that she wishes to see you alone."The word landed differently than the rest.Alone?I set down the bundle of chamomile, my fingers suddenly stiff. "Where?""The eastern receiving room. She is waiting for you."She left before I could ask anything else.The corridor stretched before me as I walked. My footsteps echoed against the stone, I kept my breathing steady, but my hands were cold as ice. I passed servants who looked away quickly and guards who straightened as I walked by.The eastern receiving room was quiet when I entered.The room was carefully arranged, with expensive furniture and a silence that made my chest ache.A tea service sat on the low table between two chairs, the cups untouched. Guards stood outside the door, but inside, there was only Queen Isolde.She was seated near the window. Her postu

Auren's POVI knelt beside the herb beds. The garden corridor was quiet, my fingers moving through the leaves as I sorted what Maelis needed for the morning treatments. The sun was warm on my back, the heat seeped into my skin, and sweat clung to my back and forehead.Then a shadow fell across the path, I could feel it close by, I looked up.Wren stood in front of me. Her dress had the most beautiful designs I had ever seen, her posture was perfect, her smile was polite, but that smile didn't reach her eyes, something about it made my heart race. I straightened slowly, my hands going still."Hello ma'am, I—""You seem very comfortable here," she cut in, slowly circling me, her eyes fixed on mine.I looked at her and said nothing.She glanced at the herbs in my basket. "Is this what healers do? Gather plants?"I cleared my throat. "It's... It's part of it."She stepped closer. "How long have you been in Emberfall?"I met her gaze. "Long enough.""Hmmm, long enough?""Yes, ma'am." I k