All Chapters of His Dead Luna: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

As the sun began to set on the Mocosia pack's camp, Alpha Fred and Sargus were deep in the throes of training their pack for the upcoming battle with Alpha Darell and Marcelyn. The air was thick with the sound of snarls, growls, and the thudding of paws on the ground as the wolves sparred with one another.Sargus was in the center of the pack, his muscles rippling as he fought against some of the strongest werewolves in the pack. He punched and kicked with fierce determination, his eyes locked onto his opponents as he dodged and weaved.One after another, Sargus took down his opponents, his fists flying through the air with deadly accuracy. The other wolves watched in awe as he defeated each challenger, one, two, three, and then four.Alpha Fred looked on with a proud smile, impressed by Sargus's strength and skill. When Sargus had finished his fourth fight, Fred stepped forward to face him.The two Alphas circled each other warily, their eyes locked in a fierce stare-down. The other

Alpha Nathan growled in frustration. "I don't care what you've heard. I need you to find out everything you can about any vampire sightings, rumors, or activity. And I need it done by tonight."Liam must have heard the urgency in Alpha Nathan's voice, because he finally relented. "All right, all right," he said. "I'll see what I can do. But this isn't going to be easy, you know. Vampires are notoriously secretive.""I don't care," Alpha Nathan said, his voice cold. "Just get it done."With that, he hung up the phone and began pacing back and forth in his den. He knew that they were running out of time. If the Marcelyn vampire was really planning to marry Alpha Darell, they needed to act fast.Meanwhile, Liam was already on the move. He had called in a few favors of his own and was now making his way through the seedy underbelly of the city. He asked questions, listened carefully to rumors, and paid close attention to any suspicious activity.It wasn't until late in the evening that he

Sam smiled at her, feeling a sense of warmth and love fill his chest. "I know, Bella. And I'll always be here for you too." With a final wave, Bella got into her car and drove away, leaving Sam standing alone in the quiet of the forest. He watched as her taillights disappeared into the distance, feeling a sense of longing wash over him. He knew that he would miss her, but he also knew that she would be back the next day. As he made his way back to his house, he couldn't help but think about the time he had spent with Bella. They had trained hard, but they had also laughed and joked and had fun. He knew that he was lucky to have her in his life, and he promised himself that he would never take her for granted. As he settled into bed that night, he closed his eyes and let the memory of their time together wash over him. He felt a sense of peace and contentment, knowing that no matter what happened the next day, he had Bella by his side. The next day, Sam woke up early, feeling a sens

"Bella, my brothers are on our side. They want to help us," Sam said, his eyes sparkling with hope. "We've been doing research and gathering information. We're trying to convince Father that this is the right thing to do." Bella's eyes widened in surprise. "Your brothers are helping us? That's incredible!" "Yes, they're willing to do anything to make this work," Sam replied, taking her hand in his. "And even if it doesn't work out, we'll still run away together. I can't imagine living without you." Bella smiled, feeling a warm glow in her heart. "I love you, Sam. I'll always be with you." They hugged each other tightly, feeling the wind blowing around them. For a moment, they forgot about their problems and just enjoyed being together. But soon, they had to part ways. Sam promised to keep her updated on their progress and to meet her again on the mountain. As Sam walked back to the pack territory, he felt a sense of determination burning within him. He knew that convincing his fa

Aimea opened the door, her eyes lighting up when she saw her son. "Darell!" she exclaimed, pulling him into a warm embrace. "It's been too long since we've had a chance to talk." Darell hugged her back, feeling a mix of emotions. He loved his mother deeply, but he knew that the conversation they were about to have would be difficult. "Mother, I have something important to discuss with you," he said, breaking away from her embrace. Aimea's expression turned serious. "Of course, Darell," she said. "Come in and tell me what's on your mind." Darell followed his mother into the chamber, his heart pounding in his chest. He took a seat on one of the chairs, and Aimea sat opposite him. "What is it, son?" she asked, her eyes searching his face. Darell took a deep breath before speaking. "Mother, there is something I need to tell you. And I would like the pack elders and Bella to be here as well." Aimea raised an eyebrow, looking surprised. "What is it that is so important that it require