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Luna remained silent for several seconds. Her expression slowly changed, as though something inside her were breaking. “My daddy… abandoned me…” she whispered, staring at the floor. Marcela pulled her into a tight embrace. “I’m here, my love…” she whispered, pretending to comfort her. “Mommy will never abandon you. Never.” She kissed the top of Luna’s head. “I’m your mother. You need my love. And I will never leave you.” Luna cried, burying her face against her mother’s neck.

Because of that, when Abaddon left the room where Luna was locked up, he slammed the door forcefully that made a loud noise and almost broke it. In the end, after Abaddon left, Luna laughed with a satisfied smirk on her lips after seeing the result she wanted. ON THE other side, the driver of the wagon, where the rest of the Phantom Chaos's apprentices are currently staying, noticed the small crystal on his special pocket suddenly illuminated—a sign that someone is either sending a message or requesting for a live talk.

The scar underneath, however, still wouldn't fade completely, and whenever I touched it, the skin felt rough, almost like tree bark. Those years with Ian had been reduced to nothing more than this scar. Six months ago, I used to hear about him through my clients' conversations. He was still looking for me, and in the process of doing so, was getting scammed by rogues and bounty hunters alike. He had made such a fool of himself that he became a running joke among the other packs, and everyone knew that the Alpha of the Shadowmoon pack had been abandoned by his Luna. Eventually, the news dried up. I rarely heard anyone mention him or the Shadowmoon pack anymore, and little by little, I began t

“Can I help—?” “No.” I cut in. **** “Mama.” I looked up from the bundle of lavender in my lap. Auren stood by the table, hugging the empty wicker basket. His silver-gray eyes blinked hopefully. “We should give it back.” I smiled faintly. “I don’t think the General is worried about one basket.” “But you said people should always return what they borrow.” I stared at him. Children had an annoying habit of remembering every lesson you wished they’d forget. “I did say that.”

"You must be Luna." "Must be?" Luna stalked forward, her warriors fanning out. "Yes, I'm Luna. Vincent Winter's firstborn. The daughter he abandoned. The one he only acknowledged when political pressure forced his hand." She stopped inches from Nadia's face. "Do you know what it's like being the child your father is ashamed of?" "Yes," Nadia said simply. "I do."

Pride swelled in my chest. > “Good. We're not losing anyone today.” I raised my voice for everyone to hear. > “Today, we’re not fighting for land. Not for pride. We fight for the one they stole—our Luna.” I turned my gaze toward the Banished warriors standing behind Robin. ’’Your Elegida.” Murmurs of agreement, fists thudding against armor. > “We’re not here to cause irreversible damage. Not yet. That comes after we get her back. For now, we make noise. Chaos. Let them think we’re wild. Desperate. That’s exactly what we want—while Julian gets her out.”

Panic gripped my chest, my heartbeat quickening as I frantically searched for any trace of her. "Where is she?" I demanded, my voice laced with a hint of desperation. The pack members exchanged uneasy glances, unsure of how to explain the inexplicable disappearance of their Luna. I grabbed a guard by his neck, "I said where is she?!" "I .. I really don't know sir." I pushed the guard away, running a hand through my hair. A sense of foreboding settled upon me as the realization dawned. Iris had disappeared. Nadia's PoV

He said, “We recognize that we must abandon something if we want to gain something.” “Y-Yes,” she stuttered, her trepidation growing at the thought of what she might have to abandon. His voice reached her once more. “You have to abandon your wolf, Luna.”

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Before he leaned in and stole a kiss from me, making me sit there in shock of his display of affection for me in front of the others, as I realized at that moment, he wasn’t asking me to be his dirty little secret or his mistress that he formally wanted me to be, but instead, he really intended to make me his Luna. Once Alpha Jace and Dom left us alone once again, I reached into my pocket and pulled out the pills that Lizzy had given me, popping another one in my mouth, wanting more than ever to be healed. Tomorrow morning, I was going to go and get my son back, and I was going to make sure that I ended Luna Rebeca myself, so that my son and I could finally come home, where we belonged all t