All Chapters of The Luna Is Not Dead: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Selene Alaric sighed and shook his head. "Never mind, Selene," he said, facing the magazine.I frowned, my curiosity officially rising. "Tell me right now, Alaric."He turned back to face me, his dark eyes locking onto mine. "And what if I don’t?"I swallowed hard at the flat, deadpan look on his face. He was completely serious. Realizing I wasn't going to get anything out of him right now, I pouted, turned away, and marched over to the kitchen counter.I grabbed a tea sachet and began making myself a cup, glaring aggressively at the back of his head the entire time. Taking a hot sip, my mind raced. What the hell really happened last night? Damn it, I can't remember a single thing."Gosh, I stink by the way," I muttered to myself, catching a whiff of my morning breath.Abandoning my tea, I rushed into the bathroom, grabbed my toothbrush, and began scrubbing my teeth in front of the mirror.As I watched my reflection, my gaze drifted down to my own lips. Suddenly, an image flashed thr

AlaricI crossed the room and pulled the door open. Standing in the hallway was one of the guards, holding a thick, formal envelope in his hands.“A delivery for you, Alpha,” the guard said, offering a respectful bow as he handed it over.I took the envelope, and my breath hitched when my eyes caught the shimmering golden wax seal stamped across the back. It was the mark of the High Council. Breaking the seal, I pulled out the parchment and quickly scanned the crisp black ink.A wave of pure triumph surged through me. My request had been officially granted!!!The letter declared my appointment as the Special High Council Envoy, granting me absolute authority to enter the White Moon Pack. Under the guise of joining forces with Alpha Elias to investigate Selene’s supposed death, I now had the full legal power to dismantle their lies from the inside.Selene stepped out from behind the changing screen, softly brushing out her damp hair. Noticing the sharp shift in the room's energy and th

Alaric The second the door clicked shut behind her, the silence in the room became unbearable.I stood there, staring at the empty doorway, my mind spinning into complete chaos. Regret slammed into my chest like a physical blow. Why did I let her walk out? Why didn’t I just grab her and hold on to her? I began pacing back and forth across the floor, my jaw clenched so tight it ached. I couldn't just let her vanish into rogue territory alone. I needed to run after her. I needed to catch her, pull her into my arms, and never let go.Before I could make a move toward the door—Banggg! Banggg!Two deafening gunshots echoed through the lodge.My heart instantly dropped straight into my stomach.Panic exploded through my veins. Whatever rational thoughts I had left completely evaporated. Only one thing mattered: Selene. I didn’t care if the gunshots came from close by or miles away. I needed to reach her. I needed to protect her. I needed to make sure she was safe and pull her right back t

Alaric My heart raced out of control. I couldn’t believe it, and looking at Sophia’s wide, terrified eyes, she couldn't believe it either.Then I heard people coming toward us. I panicked and knew I had to hide Selene’s face before anyone saw her. I scrambled across the floor to Selene, quickly fitted the mask back over her face, and scooped her up into my arms. Holding her tight against my chest, I ran toward the exit, praying with everything in me that she would make it.Hours passed in a blur in the sterile hospital of endless waiting.Sophia stayed right by my side while the doctors rushed Selene into surgery. We later learned the attackers were local terrorists. They were a brutal gang known for raiding hotels in this region to rob, murder, and kidnap. At least now, after the bloodbath I left back at the lodge, the survivors knew a powerful Alpha was in town. They wouldn't dare step foot near here again.But none of that mattered to me. None of it meant a damn thing while Selen

AlaricI was about to snap angrily, ready to rip him apart if he took one more step, when a small hand suddenly gripped my forearm.I looked down to find Sophia leaning in, her eyes wide with panic. “Let me just go outside, please,” she whispered urgently. “It’s fine. I’ll handle him.”Before I could protest, she slipped through the narrow gap in the doorway and pulled it shut behind her.Standing just on the other side of the thin wood, I could hear every word clearly through the door.“What the hell are you doing here?” Elias’s harsh voice demanded immediately. “Are you injured?”“No,” Sophia replied quietly.“Then why are you here?” he snapped. “Who is in that hospital room? Who got hurt?”“Let’s just go, Elias,” she pleaded, her voice tight with strain. “It’s none of your business.”“None of my business?” he scoffed. “Is it Alaric’s room? I’d like to see him.”I heard heavy footsteps approaching the handle. Before his hand could touch the metal, I yanked the door open and stepped