All Chapters of The Blind Luna’s Secret: His Substitute Bride: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Nina's POVThe moment I had been dreading since the second I stepped foot into this pack estate was finally here.My heart slammed against my ribs so hard I thought it would crack through my chest. The blood instantly drained from my face. I gripped the edges of my chair, my fingers turning cold. This was it.Sharon was going to shout it out right here in front of Romeo—that I wasn't Lora, that I was an imposter, a fraud who had stolen another woman's place.I waited for the blow. I waited for Romeo's eyes to turn dark with fury, for him to realize he had been played for a fool by the blind girl from the outskirts.Instead, Romeo didn't even blink.He didn't turn around to interrogate Sharon. He didn't demand to know what she was talking about. He stood there, his broad shoulders relaxed, looking down at Sharon with indifference.l"Sharon, I'm not interested in whatever it is you want to reveal," Romeo said, his voice steady and unbothered. "I need to have time alone with my Luna, so

Steven's POVSeven days. Exactly one week had passed since Nina walked out of my front door, and my phone remained stubbornly silent.I stood by the living room window of my apartment, staring down at the quiet street below, a frown pulling at the corners of my mouth. When Nina had packed her things and stormed off, I was entirely convinced she would be back within forty-eight hours.Where else could she possibly go? She was blind, she had no money of her own, and she had spent the last two years completely dependent on me.Yet, here we were a week later. Not a single text, not a single phone call. When I tried to dial her number yesterday, it went straight to a busy tone. She had blocked me."Still brooding over her?"Lacy’s voice broke through my thoughts. She walked up behind me, wrapping her arms loosely around my waist and pressing her cheek against my back. She was wearing a silk robe, smelling of expensive perfume, completely at home in my house."She hasn't reached out," I sai

Nina The SUV pulled up the paved driveway of the pack house and stopped in front of the main entrance.Romeo turned off the engine and looked over at me. "We're back.""Thank you again, Romeo," I said softly.He gave my hand one last gentle squeeze before letting go and opening his door. I stepped out into the cool afternoon air, walking around the hood to join him.Standing on the wide front porch was a woman in a long velvet dress. Her dark hair was pinned up neatly, and her face carried a sharp, stern look. It was Candace, Romeo’s mother. The moment she saw Romeo walk up the stone steps, her tense expression tightened."Romeo," Candace said, stepping down to meet us. "Where on earth have you been, Alpha? I was worried sick. No one in the house knew where you went."Romeo remained calm, stepping onto the porch with his hands in his pants pockets."Mother, this isn't the first time I've gone out without telling anyone," Romeo said, his tone low and indifferent. "There are nights I l

Nina's POVThe afternoon tea was set up in the main salon. Bright light streamed through the large glass windows, illuminating the long wooden table.Joy and I sat on one side of the table, enjoying our quiet cups of chamomile tea. Everything was peaceful until Gwen walked in. She carried a small tray with a dark ceramic teapot and a single porcelain cup, setting it down directly in front of me with a tight, artificial smile."I had the kitchen prepare this special tea for you, Nina," Gwen said, her voice dripping with fake politeness. "It is made from a rare pack herb grown in our eastern fields. It has incredible health benefits, especially for someone who just joined our territory."I looked down at the dark, murky liquid steaming in the cup. The scent coming off it was sharp and bitter."Thank you, Gwen," I said carefully, keeping my tone polite. "But I didn't order any herbal tea today. I'm really fine with what I'm currently drinking.""Oh, come on, don't be like that," Gwen urg

Nina's POVI walked quickly down the quiet corridor of the residential wing, my heart pounding a steady, nervous rhythm against my ribs. My encounter with Dr. Haze at the medical center still left a bitter taste in my mouth. I had only gone down there out of genuine concern for Romeo’s health after seeing him cough up blood, but the old doctor had treated me with cold suspicion. I knew deep down that prying into the Alpha’s confidential medical records was technically wrong in a pack like this, which was why I decided to keep my mouth shut when a few servants passed me on my way back to the master suite.I pushed the door open to our bedroom, taking a deep breath to calm my frazzled nerves. But I barely had time to sit down on the edge of the bed before a sharp knock echoed at the door.A high-ranking pack guard stood in the hallway, his expression rigid. "Lady Nina, Lady Candace requires your immediate presence in the main hall."My stomach dropped. I smoothed down my dress and follo