All Chapters of THE LUNA HE FORGOT TO LOVE : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Selene POV"Do you still believe this is going to work?"Cassien didn't look up, his pen moved steadily across the ledger in front of him."Good morning to you too.""I haven't slept a wink Cassien." I said stepping into the study, the hem of my gown trailing behind me."That isn't my fault." His voice stayed low.I stepped fully into the west study and shut the door behind me."You don't even want to ask why?""No, that's not important right now." His answer made my chest tighten. Cassien turned another page without taking a look at me."You came here because you want something. Ask for it."I stared at him from across the room."Do you still believe this plan will work?"His pen stopped, for several seconds, he said nothing, then he placed it beside the ledger."Which part of the plan?""All of it.""That's not an answer.""You know what I mean." I slapped my hands lightly against his desk.He leaned back in his chair."I do.""Then answer me."Cassien studied me, his eyes moved o

Ronan POV“Alpha, Your Majesty.”I looked up, the messenger stood outside my study, a sealed letter in his hand.“I received a message from Thornridge.”Melon reacted before I did, a sharp tension pulled through me.“Give it to me.”The messenger crossed the room and placed the letter on my desk. I broke the seal and read it once, then again.The words refused to leave my mind.Alpha Melvin would personally lead the Thornridge delegation to Emberfall within days.My fingers tightened around the paper.“You can leave.”The messenger bowed.“Yes, Alpha.”The door closed behind him, Melon paced beneath my ribs once, then again.I reached for the bell.“Send Kael.”***Kael arrived ten minutes later.“Alpha, you sent for me.”“Yes. Send everyone else away from the corridor and shut the door.”He did as I ordered, then returned to the desk. His gaze searched my face, trying to determine what had happened.“Alpha, is something wrong?”“Read this.”I pushed the letter toward him, he picked i

Ronan's POVThe gates were being reinforced.I stood at the eastern watchtower, watching the work below. Warriors moved in coordinated teams, hauling fresh timber, securing the outer posts, and checking the hinges on the main barrier. Morning light caught the dust rising beneath their boots.Kael appeared beside me.“The eastern gate will be the first point of contact.”“Kael, ensure the watch is doubled.”“Already done.”I nodded and waited for him to leave.He didn’t.“You’re going to see her.” A knowing smile tugged at his lips. “I know you, Ronan. We’ve been childhood friends forever, don’t forget that.”I straightened. “Someone has to make sure she understands the arrangement.”“Maelis already spoke with her.”I turned toward him. “Then I’ll confirm it myself.”Kael studied me for a moment before smiling, I caught the movement from the corner of my eye.“The great hall is being prepared,” he said. “The council wants a formal reception, and they’re expecting you to attend.”“That’

Auren's POV“Hold still, so it doesn’t hurt more.”The warrior winced as I pulled the thread through his skin, the wound was deep, a nasty gash across his forearm from gate duty. I had been stitching it for the past few minutes, my fingers moving carefully as I worked to close the wound.“I’m almost done, how does it feel? Still hurts?”He grunted. “It does, but please, take your time.”I worked in silence, pulling the thread tight until the edges of the skin came together, then I tied it off, pressed a clean cloth against the wound and began wrapping it.“There you are, make sure you change the dressing tomorrow”He flexed his arm carefully. “I feel better, thanks a lot”“Thank you, it’s my duty to make sure you get better”He stood, nodded and walked toward the door.I turned back to the table, the herbs still needed sorting and the supplies needed organizing, my hands reached for a bundle of chamomile.Then the trumpets thundered through the palace, loud and commanding like a cerem

Melvin's POVThe great hall of Emberfall was alive with ceremony.Trumpets had sounded, and everyone was comfortably seated. Emberfall’s elders, warriors, and council members filled the tables around us. Wine flowed freely, while servants moved between the benches with the precision of people who had done this countless times before.I sat where protocol required me to sit. Markus was close enough to speak without anyone else hearing, and his presence steadied me.An elder rose to welcome Thornridge. His voice carried across the hall.“Thornridge values the relationship between our territories,” I answered, keeping my voice calm. “We came here in good faith.”Ronan responded from across the table.“Then Emberfall will meet that faith with the same courtesy.”The words were polite, and the room accepted them, but I noticed how carefully Ronan watched me, how his attention never fully left my face, how he seemed to track my every movement without even realizing it.I watched him right b