All Chapters of The Dead Luna's Secret Son: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

~Lisa~For the first time since entering the ward, I took his hand.I needed him. Not because I had forgotten the years we had lost or the pain between us, but because Milo needed both of us now.A few minutes later, Desmond returned.“I found something.”He held out his phone.The screen displayed an old photograph of a small medical facility surrounded by trees. The building was damaged, and several windows had been boarded up.“This was taken six years ago,” he explained. “The facility was shut down after a fire. Officially, there were no patients inside when it happened.”“Officially?” Ronan asked.“According to an old report, an ambulance arrived shortly before the fire started. The driver reported hearing a baby crying inside the building.”Victor moved closer to the phone.“Where did you get this?”“An archived security report. Most of the files are missing, but I found a reference to a patient register stored in the facility's basement.”“Then we're going there,” Ronan said.I

~Ronan~Elias explained that Milo's early awakening was placing too much pressure on his heart. The ancient wolf inside him was growing stronger, but his body was not ready to contain it. If the awakening continued unchecked, Milo's heart could fail again.“The Circle believes that taking him to the Blood Hall will complete the awakening,” Elias said. “They think the King can stabilize his heart and give him control over the royal bloodline.”“And you don't believe that?”“I believe the Blood Hall was designed to bind the ancient bloodline, not strengthen it. If they complete the ceremony, Milo may survive, but he may never be free of the King's influence.”Lisa shook her head.“They won't do that to him.”“Then we must find him before the ceremony begins.”I looked at the doctor.“Tell us where to start.”Elias walked toward the back wall and pressed his hand against a small symbol carved into the stone.A hidden compartment opened.Inside lay a stack of old documents and a small met

~Lisa~Elias stepped forward.“You're lying. The oath can be broken without sacrificing either child.”Daniel's silver eyes flashed.“You know what happens when the royal bloodline is divided.”“Yes,” Elias replied. “I know what happens when someone tries to control it.”Daniel turned away from him.“Then you know why Milo must remain where he is.”I couldn't bear another moment of uncertainty.“Enough! You keep talking about my son as though he's some object that belongs to your family. He's four years old. He has a heart condition. He needs his parents, not ancient promises and royal bloodlines.”Daniel looked at me for a long moment.Then his face softened.“I know.”His voice was quieter now.“I remember what it feels like to be taken away from your mother. I remember calling for her until my voice disappeared. I remember waiting for someone to come back for me.”He looked at Victor.“No one came.”Victor began to cry silently.Daniel turned back to me.“I won't let that happen to

~Ronan~I reached toward the cradle, but Elias caught my wrist.“Don't touch it.”I looked at him.“Why?”“Because the markings are not merely names. They are part of a binding spell. If your blood touches them, the chamber may recognize you as the final heir.”I pulled my hand away.Lisa looked from the cradle to Victor.“You said Daniel was taken because the Circle believed he was the child in the prophecy. Then they took Elias because of his bloodline. Why is Ronan's name here?”Victor shook his head.“I don't know.”Daniel looked at his brother.“Because the prophecy was never about one child.”A faint sound came from behind the wall.Three knocks.Then a fourth.Daniel turned toward it.“Someone is inside.”I moved to the wall and pressed my ear against the stone.A small voice whispered from the other side.“Daddy?”My heart lurched.This time, I knew the voice.It was Milo.“I'm here, son!” I shouted. “I'm coming!”I searched the wall for a handle, a lock, anything that could o

~Lisa~Ronan went rigid.The voice was no longer coming from the darkness alone. It seemed to fill every corner of the chamber, slipping through the walls and rising from the floor beneath our feet."You have no idea what she sacrificed for you."Ronan bared his teeth."Whatever you are, stop using her face."The woman sighed."I see he hasn't told you everything, Lisa."I looked at Ronan.He looked just as confused as I felt."What hasn't he told me?"The woman's smile widened."Ask him why he never searched for you after you disappeared."My heart stopped.I turned toward Ronan."What?""Lisa, listen to me.""Did you know where I was?""No.""Did you know I was pregnant?"His silence lasted only a second, but it was enough to hurt."I suspected," he said. "My father told me you might be carrying a child, but he never told me where you were."The woman's face twisted with amusement."Half a truth. How convenient."Ronan's grip tightened around my hand."Don't listen to her.""Then te