Todos los capítulos de The Moonbound Hearts: Capítulo 21 - Capítulo 30

Chapter 21 – The Eyes Above the ManorThe next morning, Carter Manor woke before dawn.Servants hurried through the corridors carrying baskets of winter roses and silver ribbons. Somewhere downstairs, hammers rang against wood as workers raised ceremonial arches in the courtyard. The entire manor seemed to pulse with restless excitement.My mating ceremony was only days away.And every heartbeat carried me farther from the truth.I stood by the window long after Vaughn had vanished into the forest, my fingers still resting on the cold latch. Snow drifted through the dark trees beyond the manor walls, and I could almost imagine I saw a pair of golden eyes watching from the shadows.Soon.The promise still echoed through the bond.A soft knock broke the silence.“Diana?”Elara.My chest tightened instinctively.“Come in.”She entered carrying a tray of tea, her silver hair braided loosely over one shoulder. Morning light softened her face, making her look painfully innocent.Too innocen

Chapter 23 – The unknown powerVaughn’s P.O.V.The clock had stopped mattering hours ago.Midnight had come and gone, yet I remained standing behind the desk in my study, surrounded by enough ancient records to bury a man alive.Scrolls.Journals.Bloodline records.Forgotten treaties.Pages torn from books that no longer existed.Everything I had gathered over the past few days lay scattered across the dark wooden surface.Some records were centuries old. Others were so fragile that the slightest touch threatened to turn them into dust.I didn't care.I needed answers.My fingers dragged across an ancient parchment covered in faded silver symbols.Moonborn.The word appeared repeatedly throughout the records.The heir of the Moon Goddess.The child of the first lunar bloodline.The one capable of awakening what had been sealed beneath the earth.But every record stopped at the same point.Her existence was described.Her importance was described.Her bloodline was described.Her powe

Chapter 25 – The Ancient WoundVaughn’s P.O.V.The black wolf lunged.I barely had time to react.Our bodies collided beneath the full moon with enough force to crack the frozen earth beneath our paws. I was thrown sideways, rolling through the snow before digging my claws into the ground and stopping myself.Pain exploded through my shoulder.I rose immediately.The ancient wolf was already coming for me again.Its jaws snapped inches from my throat.I twisted.Its teeth caught the fur around my shoulder instead, tearing through it before I slammed my foreleg against its chest.The creature staggered backward.I attacked.My claws raked across its side.Dark blood splashed across the snow.The wolf snarled.Not with pain.With amusement.That enraged me.I launched myself at him again.We crashed into the trees.Branches snapped beneath our combined weight. Snow fell from the canopy as we tore through the forest, two massive wolves locked in a battle that seemed older than either of

Chapter 27 – The Ceremony Must Not Happen Diana’s P.O.V. Darkness swallowed the manor. The candles had gone out all at once, leaving only the faint silver glow beneath the ceremonial altar. I stood frozen in the middle of it. Around my feet, the symbols pulsed beneath the marble floor. Once. Twice. Again. Like a heartbeat. But the whispers were what truly terrified me. The ceremony must not happen. My breath caught. The voice wasn't coming from anywhere I could see. It seemed to rise from the floor itself. From beneath the altar. From somewhere impossibly deep. The ceremony must not happen. Again. And again. Yet my mind wasn't focused on the voice anymore. It was trapped on the words I had just heard. Alpha Vaughn Nightfang never returned. Since last night. Vaughn. “Don’t die. Not again… not in this life as well. At least not because of me. I don’t want to owe you another debt—not when my heart already owes you more than I could ever repay.” My heart seemed to crack

Chapter 29 – The Kingdom That Waited Kael’s P.O.V. I had seen powerful wolves before. I had seen Alphas command entire armies with a single look. I had watched warriors tear through enemy lines and witnessed wolves survive wounds that should have killed them. But I had never seen anything like her. Diana stood at the edge of the Shadowfang territory in her wolf form. Our would-be Luna. Her white fur glowed beneath the storm-dark sky, each strand shimmering with an almost unnatural light. She was enormous—far larger than any ordinary wolf—and there was something almost divine about her stature. Yet it wasn't her size that made every wolf behind me hesitate. It was the presence surrounding her. The air seemed to bend around her. Her power was no longer something I could pretend not to notice. It was there. Alive. Awake. Dangerous. She stood completely still, staring beyond the border. For the first time since we had left Carter territory, she didn't imme