All Chapters of The Mute Luna: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Brent's POV Blue was extremely surprised as soon as she heard what I said. Her face was masked with horror. She must have thought that Rodrigo would come to save her, but unfortunately, it was the other way around. "That's impossible," Blue's voice came out in a hushed whisper. I snickered. "Nothing is impossible when it comes to Rodrigo," i replied. I slowly advanced towards her flicking my hands as i continued to speak. Terror was written all over her face. I went behind the chair she was tied up in and i could see her body tensed up, despite the fact that she was trying to hide her fear. "After all, someone has to pay for the costly mistake you made," I added and reached for her neck. "Beta Brent, do not do this," she finally panicked. "I'll make it fast and easy," I replied as I grabbed her neck. "Beta Brent, you will regret this, I promise you, you will..." She did not get to finish rolling out her threats when I snapped her neck hard, breaking the nerve cords in it. "You t

Devon's POVI walked into the cell and then there she was, seated on the chair she had been confined to, with all the bones in her neck broken. Whom ever she was walking with must have discovered that she was caught and locked up and had decided to see an assassin to kill her. A brilliant one at that. An assassin who knew the in and out of this palace or perhaps he was informed by someone.This meant that there was a lot of people involved in this, not just Blue. People far more dangerous than Candice, Rodrigo and Blue. Who were these people? Who was Blue working with?It bothered my mind a lot when I knew that this was all because of my mate, Olivia and because she was a stealer wolf.I narrowed my brows at Blue. She was so confident that her superiors in charge of all

Candice's POV It was time for dinner and I was already seated alongside Susan on the dining table over platters of mouthwatering dishes. I plucked from the bunch of grapes sitting idly on the table and began to munch on it.Susan stared at me and I stared back at her. "What?" I asked."Should you not wait for the alpha?" She inquired.I shrugged. "He will..." I did not get to finish what I was saying when I saw Devon approaching the dining table with Olivia. He was walking beside her in a sweet and caring way and he had this look in his eyes. A look I have seen in a few men but definitely not on Devon and it pierced my heart that, that look was directed at Olivia.They both approached the table and Devon swiftly

Devon's POV "Apologize?" I inquired, staring at him as I paused in reading the book in my hand. Damian nodded. "I spoke quite unruly last night and I have come to tender an apology for it," he said. I closed the book in my hand. "Last night, you did have a point. I had a thorough thinking and I realized you were right," I replied. "I just did not go about it properly," he said. I nodded. "Exactly," I responded as I sat on the edge of the desk. "I'm just worried about you, Devon. That's all. That's what a friend in my shoes would do too," he said. "I understand," I replied. "But, aside my public display of affection towards her, there are other things to worry about," I added. He walked closer to me. "Yes, they are. Firstly you'll have to train, Devon. You will have to be ready for anything that could happen. Just in case Rodrigo brings an unexpected war to our doorstep," he said. "I have declined his offer of war, Damian," I replied as I stood up. "Yes, you have, but we both

Olivia's POVI read the text message my father, sent to me one more time and I heaved. He would never stop. He would never stop trying to control and manipulate me. I stood up from the bed as I tossed my phone aside. I knew better than to ignore the message he sent to me. Ignoring it was definitely worse than not going. He was cruel and devious, but he could not possibly hurt me. That was what I believed.I exhaled deeply and made up my mind to see him at the border. One thing I knew was that I must ensure that Devon has no idea that I was going to see him. He would not like the idea for sure.I walked out of my room and down the hallway. I got down the stairs and the maids were going about their activities. I slipped through the door unnoticed, I believe.I had to walk to the borders, not taking one of the cars in the palace because I did not want Devon to know of my whereabouts.It was already dark and the crescent moon was already in the sky, quite visible amidst the dark linings o