All Chapters of Alpha Nate's Luna: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

… Eva's pov…I carefully balanced the ice bucket of drinks as Mr. Williams pointed me towards a table. My heart pounded in my chest as I approached, trying my best to appear calm and composed. I set the cups beside the drinks, making sure not to spill a drop.As I glanced at the guests, my eyes widened with a mix of surprise and fear. There, sitting in one of the seats, was someone I knew all too well. It was him—the man who haunted my thoughts and dreams. I gulped, feeling a wave of anxiety wash over me.The man, seated on one of the chairs at the table, caught my attention. It was a moment of surprise and fleeting recognition. His appearance was striking, with a commanding presence that seemed to emanate from him effortlessly. His features held an air of mystery, the kind that made you instinctively are keen to know more.Desperately, I lowered my head, hoping that my actions would shield me from his notice. I turned away sluggishly, attempting to blend into the background. Taking a

Eva pov As I stood behind the bar, the dim lights cast a subtle glow on the surroundings, creating an intimate atmosphere. The back of the bar had a rustic charm, adorned with shelves filled with an array of liquor bottles, reflecting the warm light in their glass forms. The air was filled with a mix of conversation, laughter, and the clinking of glasses, creating a lively ambiance.Amidst the bustling activity, I heard a familiar voice calling my name. "Eva!" Mr. Williams called out from inside the bar. I turned around, searching for the source of his voice. His tone carried a sense of urgency, piquing my curiosity. I saw him standing behind Robert, who was positioned in front of me, blocking my view of the package."It's safe, Eva," Robert reassured me, his face partially illuminated by the soft light. I could make out the lines of his face, the strong jawline, and the hint of a smile that touched his lips. His eyes, though partially shadowed, displayed a genuine concern for my we

… Eva's pov…Mr. Williams hastily pulled Matt out of the bathroom, offering me a quick apology before slamming the door shut. I let out a sigh of relief, the tension slowly dissipating as I was left alone once again. With a renewed sense of urgency, I hurriedly bathed, using the towel I had spotted earlier to dry my body.As I towel-dried myself, I couldn't help but eavesdrop on the conversation unfolding outside the bathroom door. The voices of Mr. Williams and his son, Matt, carried through the air, revealing a semblance of connection between them. I strained my ears, hoping to catch any hint of information that might shed light on my situation.“What of your sister? Did you see her? Did she come to you?” I heard Mr. Williams inquire, his voice laced with concern and a trace of hope. My heart skipped a beat at the mention of my sister, Lily. The mere thought of her stirred both longing and worry within me.“No, I didn't see her,” Matt replied, his voice tinged with confusion. “Why d

Eva's pov I walked briskly through the city streets, my mind consumed with thoughts of gratitude and the gift Mr. Williams had bestowed upon me, a sudden commotion shattered my peaceful reverie. In an instant, my bag was snatched from my grasp, leaving me stunned and disoriented.My eyebrows furrowed in anger, and a surge of adrenaline coursed through my veins. My loyal companion, Rossie, a majestic wolf by my side, sensed my distress. His instincts heightened, his hackles raised, ready to defend his pack.Without a second thought, I turned abruptly towards the fleeing shadow that had dared to cross my path. I could feel my senses sharpen, my heart pounding in my chest, as the city around me transformed into a backdrop of blurred motion.I chased after the thief, my determination fueling each step. We turned a corner, and I could see him ahead, scrambling up a flight of stairs, ascending onto a balcony that spanned the side of a nearby building. He seemed oblivious to the wolf that p

… Eva's pov…We pushed our werewolf instincts to the brink, our bodies moving with a primal agility fueled by adrenaline and the desperate need for survival. Every muscle in my body burned, but I pushed through, my determination unwavering.We ran as fast as we could, the lady who had guided me swiftly wiped her hood up, concealing her features from prying eyes. The transformation masked her identity, adding an air of mystery to her already enigmatic presence. Together, we navigated the labyrinthine streets, our steps synchronized, our hearts pounding in harmony.The world around us blurred into a whirlwind of lights and shadows. People on the sidewalks watched in awe and confusion as we darted past, leaving a trail of whispers in our wake. The city became a maze, and we were the hunters, racing against time and the relentless pursuit of our adversaries.In the midst of the chaos, I stole a glance at the woman, her eyes gleaming with determination. She exuded strength and resilience,