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The Lunar prophecy chapter thirty eight
Third person POV The house was dead silent as Emilia sat in her room, alone and isolated. She couldn't muster the courage to face her parents' venomous words downstairs.Contrary to most people's belief, Emilia had no friends apart from Nathaniel. But with the current rift between her and Katherine, being around Nathaniel felt awkward.Emilia sighed, chugging down a bottle of wine. The alcohol numbed her problems, offering temporary escape.The noise downstairs signaled her parents' return from work. Emilia's anxiety spiked, knowing she couldn't hide from their wrath."Where is that good-for-nothing child?" her mother screamed, storming upstairs.Mrs. Thompson burst into Emilia's room, laughter erupting at the sight of her drunk daughter."You're so foolish to think wine will wash away your idiocy," Mrs. Thompson taunted.Emilia slurred, "Mom, please...I just need to rest." She pushed the wine bottle off her bed and lay down quietly.Mrs. Thompson's smirk grew wicked. She rushed down
The Lunar prophecy chapter thirty nine
Katherine POV Days had ticked by since Nathaniel's birthday, and I'd noticed a subtle shift in him. He'd grown more open, more approachable. His smiles, though rare, now appeared twice a day – a frequency that, for Nathaniel, constituted often.But today, my anxiety eclipsed his warm transformation. Training began, and I wasn't thrilled. In fact, dread knotted my stomach.My family's past embarrassment still stung. They'd hidden me away, ashamed of my omega nature. I'd never trained, never learned to defend myself.The thought of facing the training ground, surrounded by skilled warriors, terrified me. What if I failed? What if I made a fool of myself?I pinched my nose, shrugging into a black trousers and shirt. With school on break, my days felt empty. Daily chats with Quentin and David weren't the same as spending time together; it had been a week since I'd seen them."Nathaniel's been different lately," I thought, a flutter in my chest."Kathy, get dressed. Emilia's outside," Nat
The Lunar prophecy chapter fourty
NATHANIEL POV Fifteen years ago;"Get out, you worthless child!" my mother shrieked, her voice dripping with venom as she hurled my clothes onto the frozen ground. Tears streamed down my face, mingling with the chill of the night air, as I wrapped my trembling arms around my shivering body."Mama, please," I begged, desperate, cracking my voice. "It's freezing outside, and Naomi is sick. She needs warmth and care." I clutched my seven-year-old sister tightly to my chest, trying to shield her from the cold and our mother's cruelty.But my mother's expression twisted into a snarl, her eyes blazing with a drunken fury. She slammed the door shut, leaving us to face the unforgiving night alone.This was our reality, a never-ending cycle of abuse and neglect. Whenever she indulged in her favorite poison, our home transformed into a battleground. The packmates, our supposed community, turned a blind eye to our suffering. They'd grown numb to our parents' toxic behavior, their indifferenc
The Lunar prophecy chapter fourty one
Third person POV Katherine's eyes slowly adjusted to the darkness, her senses stirring. The silence was oppressive, a clear indication that Nathaniel had already departed for his office. His absence left a hollow feeling, but she pushed aside the longing.Today marked the beginning of her training, and Katherine's nerves hummed with anticipation. She trusted Nathaniel implicitly, knowing he would guide her through the challenges ahead.With a quiet resolve, Katherine headed to the bathroom to start her morning routine. The warm shower washed away the remnants of sleep, but her mind remained alert.As she dressed, Katherine's thoughts drifted to Nathaniel. What would today's training entail? Would she be able to keep up?Returning to the room, Katherine halted, her gaze locking onto a figure on the couch.Amelia.Katherine's face lit up with a warm smile as she spotted Amelia. It had been weeks since their last encounter, and Katherine had missed the witch's guidance."Good morning,
The Lunar prophecy chapter fourty two
Katherine POV I sprang into action, positioning myself between Nathaniel and Quentin. "Stop!" I shouted, spreading my arms protectively around Quentin."If you want to kill her, you'll have to kill me too," I declared, voice shaking but resolute. "Quentin is my friend."“You're standing with a rogue against your alpha. Do you know you have committed the ultimate betrayal?” Nathaniel growled at me but I just swallowed nervously before moving towards him..Nathaniel's jaw clenched, tension radiating from his stance. The air hung heavy with unresolved conflict."Quentin's a good rogue, she's never harmed anyone," I pleaded, trying to reason with Nathaniel.But Nathaniel's expression remained unyielding, his jaw clenched in anger."There's no such thing as a good rogue!" he thundered, his voice echoing through the air. "They're all vile creatures, a threat to our kind."His gaze snapped to Quentin, who trembled, her eyes wide with fear."You have two minutes to leave my sight," Nathaniel
The Lunar prophecy chapter fourty three
Third person POVAs they drove for hours into the downtown area, Katherine's excitement grew. She couldn't help but wonder what Nathaniel had planned for their special evening. The city lights blurred together, a colorful tapestry outside the car window.Finally, they arrived at a beautiful garden, tucked away from the bustling streets. Nathaniel led Katherine through the entrance, and she gasped in awe.The garden was transformed into a romantic haven. Soft moonlight filtered through the trees, casting an ethereal glow. Thousands of flowers – roses, lilies, and carnations – bloomed around them, filling the air with sweet fragrances.Katherine's eyes sparkled as she turned to Nathaniel. "This is breathtaking," she whispered.Nathaniel smiled, pleased with himself. "I wanted tonight to be special."As they strolled through the garden, Katherine's wonder grew. The setting was straight out of a fairy tale.She stopped beside a serene pond, its surface reflecting the starry sky. Nathani
The Lunar prophecy chapter fourty four
*Third person POVThe darkness of the forest enveloped two figures, their faces obscured by the shadows. The only sound was the distant hooting of owls and the rustling of leaves.One figure, tall and imposing, stepped forward, his voice low and urgent. "What's taking you so long to initiate Phase Two? We can't afford delays."The second figure, slightly smaller, emerged from the darkness, his features still indistinct. "I was waiting for the right moment. Most of the packs are still reeling from the attack."The first figure's tone turned menacing. "The packs’ vulnerability is exactly why we must act now. We can't give them time to regroup."The second figure nodded, his voice laced with caution. "Understood. But we risk exposure if we rush."The first figure's voice dropped to a growl. "I didn't hire you for your caution. I hired you for results. Initiate Phase Two immediately."The second figure's gaze flickered, a hint of unease visible in the darkness. "As you wish."A pause hung
The Lunar prophecy chapter fourty five
Third person POV A week had passed since the brutal attack on the Woodland Pack. The injured warriors had recovered, their wounds now scarred reminders of the trauma. The pack had laid to rest the two fallen wolves, their memories honored in a somber ceremony.However, the tension within the pack remained palpable, a heavy fog that clung to every surface. Carolina's venomous words had infected the air, spreading dissent."Nathaniel's distraction is evident," Carolina declared, her voice dripping with malice, during a gathering of senior pack members. "His infatuation with the omega has clouded his judgment."Nathaniel's eyes narrowed, his jaw clenched. "That's enough, Carolina."But she continued, relentlessly. "If he hadn't been so enamored, perhaps he would have anticipated the attack. Perhaps our pack wouldn't have suffered such losses."Kilo stepped forward. "With all due respect, mom, that's unfair. Nathaniel's leadership saved countless lives."Carolina's gaze turned icy. "Sile
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The Lunar prophecy chapter seventy five
NATHANIEL'S POV I paced outside the labor ward because I was panicking inside, so Felix kicked me out, my mind racing with memories of the past six months.Katherine's pregnancy had been a whirlwind of emotions – hers and mine. Mood swings, tears, and laughter filled our days. One moment she'd be radiant, glowing with joy; the next, she'd be crying over something as trivial as a misplaced book.I recalled the first time she'd craved pickles and ice cream at 3 AM. I rushed to the store, laughing as she devoured the combination in bed. Her smile had lit up the room.Then there were the days she couldn't leave the bed, exhausted and overwhelmed. I'd held her close, whispering reassurances as she sobbed.Through it all, our love deepened. I marveled at her strength, her resilience.And now, as I stood outside these hospital doors, my heart swelled with anticipation. Our little one was almost here.I took a deep breath, remembering Katherine's words: "We're in this together, Nathaniel."T
The Lunar prophecy Chapter seventy four
KATHERINE POV Tonight was the night – our official mating ceremony. I couldn't shake off the butterflies in my stomach, excitement and nerves tangled together. In the human world, they called it a wedding day, but for us, it was so much more. The thought of wearing the dress Nathaniel had designed specifically for me sent my heart soaring. His talented hands had crafted every detail, every stitch, with love and devotion. As tradition dictated, Nathaniel and I prepared in separate rooms, the anticipation building with each passing moment. As I swung open the closet door, my eyes widened in awe. Before me hung the most breathtaking wedding gown I had ever laid eyes on. The dress was a masterpiece of elegance and sophistication, tailored to perfection. The gown's ivory hue shimmered in the light, its silky fabric seeming to glow from within. Delicate lace and intricate embroidery danced across the bodice, framing the sweetheart neckline. The fitted waist flowed into a flowing,
The Lunar prophecy chapter seventy three
NATHANIEL'S POV I slumped in my office chair, surrounded by scattered papers and half-empty coffee cups. The early morning hours ticked by as I struggled to focus on designing, my mind wandering to Katherine.Three weeks of absence had left me drowning in work. Janet's emails had been a lifesaver; she definitely deserved a raise.But my thoughts kept drifting back to Katherine. It had been a week since my recovery, and she'd moved back to the guest room. The distance between us felt like an insurmountable chasm.I knew she loved me, just as I loved her. Yet, trust remained the elephant in the room. No matter my efforts, Katherine's doubts lingered.Five hours passed in a blur as I worked, attempting to distract myself from the ache in my chest.Just as the sun began to rise, Kilo's voice broke the silence."What are you doing, cousin?" Kilo asked, concern etched on his face.I rubbed my tired eyes.I rolled my eyes at Kilo, a hint of exasperation creeping into my voice. "What does i
The Lunar prophecy chapter seventy two
THIRD PERSON POV Nathaniel's eyelids fluttered open, his gaze locking onto Katherine's. The faintest spark of recognition ignited within his eyes, and her heart swelled."Katherine?" His voice, barely above a whisper, sent shivers down her spine.Tears of joy streamed down Katherine's face as she gently took his hand, her fingers intertwining with his."Nathaniel, you're awake," she whispered, her voice trembling.Kilo sprang to his feet, his eyes wide with excitement. "I'll get Felix!" he exclaimed, racing toward the door.As Kilo disappeared into the hallway, Katherine leaned forward, her face inches from Nathaniel's."You're safe now," she reassured him, her voice soft. Nathaniel's gaze drifted to his surroundings, confusion clouding his eyes."What... happened?" he stammered.Memories seemed to flood back, and Nathaniel's expression darkened."Carolina..." he growled.Katherine squeezed his hand gently, "She's dead, Nathaniel.”"Katherine... I'm sorry for not helping." His voice
The Lunar prophecy chapter seventy one
Katherine POVA maelstrom of emotions ravaged me - anger, rage, and sadness waged war within. Nathaniel's lifeless body slipped from my grasp, and I lost all control. Carolina's growl of frustration at her failed attempt to kill me barely registered.Seizing her sword, I charged toward her. My vision blurred, fueled by unadulterated fury. I grasped Carolina's neck, my grip crushing. Her eyes widened as I squeezed, my fingers digging deep into her skin.With a swift, merciless motion, I twisted her head, snapping her spine. The sound echoed through the silence, a grim finale to our conflict. Carolina's lifeless body crumpled to the ground.The pack's stunned gasps faded into the background as I stood, frozen, my chest heaving. I didn't care that the entire pack witnessed me killing their Luna, or that Kilo watched in horror. From the moment Carolina stabbed Nathaniel, her fate was sealed.Covered in blood, my eyes welled up with tears. I collapsed onto Nathaniel's chest, my ear pressed
The Lunar prophecy chapter seventy
NATHANIEL'S POV I stood tall, my gaze piercing Carolina's, as I addressed the gathered warriors. The tension was palpable, the air thick with anticipation. "You've brought war to our doorstep, Carolina. What drives you to turn against your own pack? What grievance could possibly justify this betrayal?"Carolina's smirk twisted her face, her eyes flashing with contempt. I'd known she disliked me, but the depth of her hatred caught me off guard. Her expression revealed a long-simmering resentment, one that had been hiding beneath the surface."I've tolerated your presence for far too long, Nathaniel," Carolina spat, her voice venomous. "You think you're worthy of leading our pack? You're nothing but a weak, abandoned pup. A relic of a forgotten family."Memories resurfaced – Carolina's initial warmth when I first arrived, followed by years of cold indifference. She'd ignored me, made me feel invisible. Not as cruel as my parents, but her disregard still stung. I recalled the countless
The Lunar prophecy chapter sixty nine
Dimitri POV Agony ravaged my body, a relentless fire burning every nerve. I gasped, struggling to surface from the darkness.Where was I?Memories fragmented, like shattered glass. The last thing I remembered was...Pain.It consumed me, a living entity clawing at my insides.My eyelids cracked open, revealing a blurred ceiling. Every heartbeat pulsed pain through my veins.A groan escaped my lips as I shifted, weight pressing down on my battered body.My thoughts swirled, disjointed. What happened? I remembered entering the woodland pack border, did they save me,?With a Herculean effort, I dragged myself upright, but the room spun viciously, threatening to suck me back into the dark abyss. My head pounded, each pulse a fresh wave of agony. I gritted my teeth, fighting the nausea and the memories that lingered, taunting me."Water," I croaked, my voice barely audible.A figure moved beside me, handing me a cool glass. I grasped it with shaking hands and gulped the liquid, feeling
The Lunar prophecy chapter sixty eight
Katherine POV It had been a grueling week of questioning and investigating Dimitri's case, but we were no closer to uncovering any leads. The uncertainty was taking a toll on all of us, leaving everyone on edge. We knew something was brewing, but the when and how remained frustratingly elusive. The past week had been a whirlwind of activity, oscillating between searching for Dimitri and dismantling the council. Most of the wolves who had rallied to our cause had returned to their respective packs, leaving us to navigate the aftermath. David, now appointed alpha of the Redwood pack, was tasked with rooting out any remaining threats. His unwavering dedication was a beacon of hope in these tumultuous times. "So, where are you off to?" Emilia asked, snapping me out of my reverie. I turned to her with a casual shrug. "Just the garden." Nathaniel had persuaded me to join him for a stroll, emphatically stressing it wasn't a date, just a friendly outing. I had agreed, hoping the tran
The Lunar prophecy chapter sixty seven
KATHERINE POV I slowly opened my eyes, blinking away the haze. The world around me was shrouded in a misty, ethereal light. Trees towered above, their branches twisted and gnarled, like grasping fingers. The air was heavy with the scent of damp earth and decaying leaves.At first, I thought I was in the forest in the pack, But something felt off. The trees seemed taller, the shadows darker. And the silence... it was oppressive, like a weight pressing down on me.As I sat up, the world around me began to shift and ripple, like the surface of a pond disturbed by a thrown stone. The trees blurred, their branches melting into each other. The sky above transformed into a deep, burning crimson.That's when I realized it. This wasn't real.I was dreaming.A thrill of excitement mixed with fear coursed through my veins, sending shivers down my spine. "Yes, you are my priestess," a distant voice declared, the sound echoing through the misty realm. The voice was mystical and deep, resonating
