Chapter 39

“Tonight at eight, the Century Glimmer Hotel, private dining room 1888. I’ve got a surprise for you. Don’t be late!”

After sending the text, Luna tossed her phone aside and tilted her head, examining her reflection in the mirror. A small smile crept onto her lips.

One last time.

After tonight, everything would end.

She picked up a makeup brush, and in moments, the face in the mirror looked hauntingly familiar.

In the suite, Felix swirled a glass of red wine, a flash of irritation crossing his face. He tugged at his tie. Why had he even come? He had a dinner event, but as soon as he saw her message, he had canceled it without a second thought.

He set down his glass and stood, ready to leave.

Just then, the door swung open. A woman in a white dress stood in the doorway.

His eyes narrowed, his heart seeming to stop as he looked at her. “Luna?”

The wine glass shattered on the floor, red wine pooling around his feet, as if his own blood had spilled. His mind went blank.

All he