All Chapters of A Reincarnated Luna: Chapter 71 - Chapter 78

"I miss you," she whispers, her voice as sweet as the melody of the wind through the trees.Caleb’s heart swells at the sound, a voice that belongs to the woman he loves. Around him, the air is filled with the fragrance of blue roses and red petals scattered across the grass. The soft, harmonious music seems to emanate from the trees, accompanied by the gentle hum of hummingbirds fluttering nearby. It’s a scene of serene beauty, almost ethereal in its perfection.He takes a step forward, each stride measured as he ambles through this paradise, drawn by the voice that has become his beacon of hope and love.Caleb finally reaches Lia, standing still as if afraid to break the fragile beauty of the moment. Her smile is like the sunrise, bright and warm, melting away the shadows in his heart. She rea

Eliana felt a pain in her back. She moved to the side and felt a hard object beside her. She slowly opened her eyes and was horrified to find herself in the middle of the forest with mud on her dress.“Where am I?” she whispered, trying to recall everything from last night. She shook her head, but her memory was a blank slate. No matter how much she tried to dig into her thoughts, a curtain had been drawn over them. Panic crept in as she tried to remember until a loud noise in the bushes startled her.She stood up quickly, but her legs wobbled, and she fell back into the grass. Her hands gripped the earth beneath her as she tried to steady herself. The sound in the bushes grew louder, and her heart raced. Was it an animal? Or worse?All of a sudden, someone shouted her name. “Eliana!”

The air in the house had changed again—subtly, but unmistakably. Eliana could feel it, like how the atmosphere shifts before a storm. Gonzalo hadn’t mentioned the incident. Not once. Not in passing, not funny. He’d continued as if nothing had happened. But his eyes carried something she couldn’t solve—a silent weight pressed against her ribs.Eliana’s footsteps echoed lightly as she moved through the hallway, her hands brushing against the smooth surface of the walls. The house seemed quieter than usual, the absence of guards making it feel unnervingly intimate. Gonzalo’s presence was harder to ignore without them around. He was everywhere. Or at least it felt that way.This time, he was waiting in the living room, lounging on the couch as though he belonged to the space in a way she never could. He held a book in his h

Caleb stood by the large bay window in his office, the warm glow of the setting sun bathing the room in a soft amber hue. The golden light kissed the sharp angles of his face, highlighting the tension in his jaw and the flicker of something buried deep in his eyes. His thoughts swirled like a storm, fierce and unpredictable, torn between the weight of his duties and a gnawing feeling that he couldn’t quite name. It wasn’t just the responsibility of being an Alpha that pressed on him—it was something else, something that threatened to unravel him if he acknowledged it.As he spoke to his cousin, his lips lifted in a genuine smile, a rare moment of ease slipping through the cracks of his usually guarded manner. The conversation flowed effortlessly, a reminder of the good times he’d shared with Luna Lia. His voice softened as he spoke of her, the memories of their shared laughter and u