All Chapters of The Rejected Fourfold Luna: Fated to Two Alpha Twins : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Celeste's POVI looked at the three photos properly, taking each one in.They were all beautiful. The kind of places that made you feel rested just from looking at them. But as I scrolled between them, something kept pulling at the back of my mind, a place I was quietly looking at for weeks without saying anything to anyone."Actually," I said, "I have one of my own."Mason raised an eyebrow. "You have been doing your own research.""I have." I pulled up my phone and found the page I bookmarked weeks ago. "Lunara Springs. It is a luxury hot spring resort town. The whole area is built around private thermal pools, exclusive suites, the kind of place that feels completely removed from everything."I handed the phone to Mason. He and Jason looked at it together for a moment, and I watched their expressions shift."This is perfect," Mason said."More than perfect." Jason handed the phone back to me. "If this is what you want, this is where we are going. We will take care of everything."

Celeste's POVMoonstone Baths was exactly what the pictures promised and somehow still more than I expected.The entrance was carved into the mountainside itself, stone archways draped with trailing greenery, lanterns burning low on either side of the path leading in.The air changed the moment we stepped inside, warm and mineral-rich, carrying the kind of weight that settled into your lungs slowly and made everything feel slightly softer around the edges.We barely took it all in before Mason stopped one of the attendants near the welcome desk."Is there a private section?" he asked. "Something exclusive. For couples or VIP guests."The attendant nodded. "We have the Ember Chambers. Fully private, separate entrance, you have the space entirely to yourselves.""We will take it," Mason said.He did not ask how much. He never did.We were led through a different corridor, narrower and lit entirely by candles set into carved alcoves along the walls.The further in we went, the quieter th

Celeste's POVI took my time getting ready for Skyfire Terrace.The dress I picked was deep burgundy, fitted, the kind that did exactly what it was supposed to do.When I stepped out of the suite room both Mason and Jason stopped what they were doing.Mason looked at me the way he did when words felt unnecessary.Jason said, "We are going to be very distracted tonight.""Good," I said. "That is the point."The resort car took us up to Skyfire Terrace, and when we stepped out onto the rooftop I understood immediately why I circled this place the moment I found it.The whole of Lunara Springs spread below us, every lit window and glowing lantern and steaming pool visible from up here, the mountains dark and wide behind it all.The restaurant itself was warm and candlelit, low music threading through the air, tables set with the kind of quiet elegance that didn't need to announce itself.We were seated at the edge, right against the glass railing with the view directly below us.The food

Aiden's POVThe garden at Ashen Hollow was one of the few places I could think without half the pack finding a reason to appear.It was not a quiet place by nature. Birds, wind cutting through the trees, the distant sounds of the grounds staff moving through their morning. But it was open, and open was exactly what I needed when my head was running faster than I could settle it.A full hour passed before Jace found me.He dropped onto the bench across from me and took a moment just looking at me, with the expression he kept specifically for things he found genuinely amusing at my expense."You look terrible," he said finally."Thank you.""Worse than usual. Something happened.""Is that a question?""It is an observation." He leaned forward, elbows on his knees. "What happened?"I looked at him for a moment. Then I told him about the meeting at Mercer and Vale. All of it. The account, the way we walked in expecting a standard business interaction, the way the room shifted the moment

Celeste's POVGetting back to Mercer and Vale after a week away felt strange in the small ways it always did.The familiar corridors, the coffee smell, the low morning hum of the office floor filling up around me. Everything exactly as I left it, which should have felt grounding but instead felt slightly like stepping back into a life that moved on without me and was now politely waiting for me to catch up.I settled at my desk, opened my files, and spent ten minutes pretending to review emails I was not yet ready to deal with.By the time Vaelina arrived I was on my second cup of coffee and significantly more functional.She spotted me the moment she walked through the door. She clearly waited for this since the moment I sent that message saying I was back, because she came straight across the floor without stopping at her own desk first, pulled out the chair beside me and sat down with the energy of someone who was done waiting, thoroughly done, for three whole days."Tell me every