All Chapters of Luna's Revenge: Willow Baker's Marriage Request: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Willow Baker POV"When do you plan on starting your revenge?" Maverick asked as he played with Asa's hands.Caught off guard by his question, I asked back, "Why do you ask?""That was part of our deal. You wanted my help getting revenge on the people who've wronged you," he said.While it was true that it was part of a deal, I didn't feel confident enough to enact my revenge yet. I've barely been made the grand duchess for a few days, and I doubted the citizens would appreciate me messing with another country so soon after my induction, even if it's a country they didn't like.Also, it wasn't that long ago that I had committed a big misstep. What I had done to the community would still be fresh in their minds. That would make people less inclined to support me.I could imagine the outcry once people found out what I was up to. They would probably use it as another reason why I wouldn't m

Willow Baker POVSeveral Weeks LaterIt felt strange that nothing serious happened. That wasn't to say that nothing important happened, because a lot of important things happened. In fact, so much had happened that I lost track of time.There just wasn't the same sense of urgency that I had felt since I woke up in the past. It almost seemed too good to be true. Good things didn't normally happen to me and to those I cared about.I kept thinking that this was all a dream and that I was dead or locked up in Rose's dungeon. Instead, I would wake up every day with Asa waiting for me and duties to perform.At one point, I was told that I had to actually set up tea parties and talk with the other noble ladies. It wasn't exactly something that I could ask Maverick for help on. Tea parties were part of the Grand Duchess's job.What did tea parties have to do with bein

Willow Baker POVWhen I heard the kick to the door, I thought it was my imagination playing tricks on me. With the bond messing with my head, it was hard to think straight, so I didn't think anything of it.After all, who would be trying so desperately to get inside?If it was one of the servants, they would have just knocked on the door. In fact, that was the normal thing to do, whether or not the door was locked. The only reason I can think of for someone trying to kick the door down was that they were trying to break in.Normally, I wouldn't even consider that as an option. The intruder would have to get past all the knights and servants without being detected, or else we would have heard a scuffle by now. Banging or kicking a door seemed counterproductive.However, this wasn't a normal situation. Everyone was distracted by the bond. It was possible that this whole thing had been a ploy to get t

Maverick Peterson POV'Who would have thought she held such a dark secret?'I frowned as I stared down at Willow's sleeping form. She had completely exhausted herself. I wiped away the tear tracks from her face as my mind went over what I had just learned.Never would I have imagined something so fantastical as time travel. That was the only possible explanation for what had happened to her. If it was reincarnation, I wouldn't have found it as unbelievable.But why would the Moon Goddess help her, let alone mess with time?She was the only one I could think of who could perform this kind of miracle. It couldn't even be considered magic. Even with magic, something like this was something I could only dream of ever accomplishing.It was also well known that the Moon Goddess favored the purebred werewolves since they were hers. Werewolves with angel blood or demon blood were still

Willow Baker POV"Maverick hasn't done anything to you, has he?" Diana asked, staring at me intently.I choked a little on my tea as it spilled out of my cup. When she dragged me out into the garden to have a small tea party, I hadn't expected her to ask that question out of the blue.'Who starts a conversation like that?''Diana apparently.'Fortunately, I didn't spill anything on Asa, who was nodding along on my lap. She was still groggy from accidentally waking up from her nap early when I had picked her up from the crib, though I had tried to lull her back to sleep.wiping my mouth and the mess I had made, I said, "No."Undeterred by my words, she said, "You don't have to lie. He isn't here to force you to do anything."She was still clinging to that idea. In the beginning, I understood that he hadn't made a great impression on her after hearing our story, but by now, she should have eased up a little on that. If anything, it felt like it had increased in intensity.'What could ha