All Chapters of The Luna Is Not Dead: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

SeleneI froze as cold fear shot straight through me, instantly wiping away any sleep left in my eyes.My heart pounded against my ribs so loudly I thought he might hear it. I slowly turned my head toward the small entrance, looking past Allie’s trembling shoulder.Outside, the moonlight filtered through the trees, showing a tall figure walking back and forth. In his hand, the wicked hunting blade caught the pale light.Max was just a few feet away.“I know you’re out here, Selene,” his voice called out through the dark. Dry twigs snapped under his heavy steps. “You can’t hide forever. And your little friend isn’t going to save you this time.”Allie pressed herself back against the cold cave wall, barely breathing. She looked at me with wide, terrified eyes, waiting for me to make a move.We were trapped. The cave was tiny and had only one way out— right where Max was standing. If he walked in here, we had nowhere to run.I looked down at my cut palm, then back at Allie, who was shaki

AlaricThe heavy doors of the council chamber clicked shut behind me, ending three hours of tense, suffocating discussions.I loosened my tie with one hand, letting out a sharp breath as I walked down the stone steps toward my SUV. The meeting had gone as well as it possibly could have. I made it crystal clear that Elias and Max had gone rogue and were murderersThe elders hadn't just been convinced; they were furious. Elias was supposed to be cooperating with me on pack security, but his behind-the-scenes betrayal was going to cost him everything. The council was ready to strip him of his authority the moment we officially presented our witness.My plan was set for tomorrow morning. I would bring Selena—Selene—into the grand hall, stand her right in the center of the room, and have her strip off that mask in front of every high-ranking member of the pack. She would announce to the entire wolf community that she was alive, shattering Elias's web of lies in a single second.I climbed i

Alaric"Answer the phone... Answer the damn phone!" I growled into the receiver, pacing the small motel room like a caged animal.Nothing. The call just kept ringing, Elias deliberately ignoring me, letting me bleed out in anxiety.I couldn't stay in this room for another second. Every instinct roared at me that Selene was out of time. I grabbed my keys, bolted down the stairs, and threw myself into the SUV, slamming my foot onto the gas.I tore down the main road, heading back toward the mudslide blockade, but as soon as I pulled up, the highway patrol guard stepped into the road, waving his flashlight frantically."Alpha, I told you, the road is completely closed!" the guard shouted through the heavy downpour. "The bridge is gone! You can't pass!""Get out of the way!" I snapped."Sir, you'll drive straight off a drop-off! No vehicles can clear this!"I slammed my hands against the steering wheel, a dark, murderous fury surging in my chest. I didn't have time to wait for a crew to c

SeleneThe memory washed over me like a sudden burst of warmth.Months ago, back when I still walked the streets of Moonstone Pack as Alaric’s Luna, I had bumped into a fragile woman huddled under a torn canvas stall during a heavy downpour. She had been shivering, trying to sell small bundles of dried herbs. I remembered buying out her entire stock on the spot, slipping extra cash into her calloused hands, and ordering her to go home to safety.She had wept that day, telling me through tears that the money would buy life-saving medicine for her dying husband.And now, here she was.“You…” My voice broke, tears welling up in my eyes.Before the old woman could say another word, I stepped forward and wrapped my arms around her frail shoulders, pulling her into a tight, desperate embrace. The heavy weight of the last two days—the terror, the blood, the constant running—seemed to melt away for a single, fleeting second.“Thank you,” I sobbed softly into her neck. “Thank you for saving me

LioraI sat curled up on the cold stone floor, my body trembling violently as I clutched my throat. Tears streamed down my face, stinging the raw, sensitive skin where Alaric’s claws had dug in. Every breath came in raspy, painful hitches. My skin burned under the dark red bruises left behind by his vicious grip, a terrifying reminder of how close I had just come to having my neck snapped like a dry twig.Footsteps echoed frantically down the corridor before Max burst around the corner. The moment his eyes landed on me, his expression shifted to shock.“Liora!” He ran over, dropping to his knees beside me and reaching out. “What happened to you? Who did this?”Tears spilled over my lashes as I threw myself forward into his arms, sobbing against his shoulder. His hands pressed against my back, but as I wept, his head whipped around, staring down the dark, empty hallway toward the shattered dungeon gate.“What?” Max breathed, his tone instantly hardening into disbelief and anger. “He le