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She spoke calmly, "I don't care what others saw. Emma, speak." Emma took a few steps forward, her obsidian eyes shining brightly. She said, "It's all a lie. I've only been back for two months and didn't even know my cousin. How could it turn into a romantic rendezvous? If it were truly a date, why would I bring a group of people along? How could I be so awkward?" Luna Sandra gritted her teeth, originally planning to use Omega Lanka's testimony to condemn Emma. However, the unexpected arrival of so many people with Emma disrupted her plan.

With his assurance, Luna finally got up and went back to her room. Just as she left, Shayne's phone chimed with a WhatsApp notification. He opened it to check.

An assistant jogged up with a card, handing it to Luna with an apologetic bow. She opened it. I can't undo yesterday. So I bought tomorrow's light. — K Luna read it twice. Then she laughed. Not a soft, polite laugh. Not a dismissive snort. A full, bright, unrestrained laugh that echoed across the courtyard and probably reached the ridge where Kael was undoubtedly watching. Dante looked down at her, his dark eyes warm with satisfaction. "Good. That's the correct response." "Is he serious?" she managed between giggles. "He bought a sun. A whole additional sun."

Luna explained. “I’m scared,” I let out, standing up on my knees on the bed. “I had a dream concerning you. It felt so real.” “It was just a dream, Ginevra,” Luna assured. “It’s just a one-day event, I will be back in the evening. I will get you gifts on my way home, okay?” she said, moving her finger up and down my cheek, then turned to the mirror. I stood up from the bed. I moved closer, standing in front of her, and taking hold of her hands. “Promise me you will be back.”

“It's about the Luna. She called me last night when she couldn't get in touch with you.” I drank my brains out last night and probably misplaced my cell phone somewhere in my room. That could be the only reason I'd missed the call. As I tried ransacking my memory to get a hint of the possible location of my phone, Jared's voice cut through my thoughts. “Guess what, Alpha?” “You can see I’m busy, so just say whatever you want to say,” I impatiently answered, slightly glaring at him. “Luna Katrina will be coming back in a week's time.” My eyes gleamed a hue of red as my body recognized the need for her.

"He wanted to make sure everyone knows I am nothing, that I'm not good enough to be their Luna." "You are not nothing, Rya." Lila grabbed my shoulders and shook me gently. "You are a wolf of the Blood Moon Pack, and you have survived worse than this. You are strong, and you will survive this too." "Have I?" I looked around at the familiar territory, the trees I had known my whole life, and I felt like a ghost haunting a world that no longer wanted me. "My wolf is gone, Lila. She will not answer me. Artemis is silent."

Akira's face blazed with anger, and she curled her lips coldly. " I don't know you can be this shameless! What made you think Anita won't come back to this pack and claim her position?! Oh, your brain is too narrow to think about that, right?" She sneered, in disgust. " You better watch what you are going to say. You aren't going to be the Luna, and that's the end! You can do whatever you want to do, but the Luna position isn't meant for someone like you!" " I am the Luna! Anita is dead, and there is nothing you can do to stop me! I will be the Luna again, and I will banish you two!" She spat and pointed harshly to Akira and Violet.

I didn’t think he’d become a target… “I’m going to go back,” I say quietly. “Back?” Dad asks me sharply as I step closer to Sebastian and tenderly caress his jaw. “Yes, I will go back and take my place as the Luna… until he is better. Enough hiding, enough obeying this monster's threats. It’s time to show them that we are united and that I am his Luna. He wanted me back… so it won’t be a lie… I need to go there and do this our way.” I say.

Jazz caught a whiff of Edeline’s scent, and her eyebrows shot up. “Hey, is Edeline back?” she asked, her voice tinged with curiosity. I looked down at her, noticing the way her expression shifted to something bummed out, even as she forced a smile. “Luna is totally back! She’s right where she should be,” I replied, keeping my tone serious. I could see her jaw tighten slightly, her fake smile barely hiding her disappointment. “Awesome!” she said, though the enthusiasm didn’t quite reach her eyes.

The air hums like magic knows what’s coming. Anders steps forward first. Kieran and Damon follow behind him. The new pack members complete their rituals—cheering loudly, celebrating every step. Then Anders speaks again. “As you all know,” he says, “the pack has been without a Luna, and the Kingdom without a Queen.” Silence drops heavy. “But the Goddess has saved the best for us and sent us not just any Luna, but a Luna fit for our King. Zoey Thorne.” The hall erupts. People stomp, cheer, whoop, clap. The sound is overwhelming. Love from people who barely know me.