All Chapters of Moonstruck by You : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

"Why are you avoiding me?" She asked in return, turning her eyes to look into his deep blue ones.He stared at her for a moment, his eyes flickering cautiously to her lips. "Do you not want me to?"Do you not want me to?How could she want him to?All these days that flew by, she spent them all longing she would catch a simple glimpse of him, in the hallway, at the dining table, anywhere... He was always nowhere to be found. She yearned for a glimpse of him, no matter how brief, even if it was a shadow! And he thought he wanted her to avoid him?!"Why would you think that?" She asked, a small furrow between her brows, her face so close to his, he could smell the faint taste of alcohol on her, she had clearly had a few shots, although to his surprise, she seemed very stable, as though it barely had an effect on her, he had thought she would be very lightweight, or perhaps it was only one shot she had, not enough to have much of an effect. "I don't know...." He breathed, wearily. "Yo

We seem to have forgotten our favorite couple back at the club. Anna was still in a state of blatant surprise when they spotted Luke and Luca when her friend pushed last her sprinting for the exist. She considered going after for a moment but on a second thought as she watched Luca hurry down the stairs and go after his runaway bride, she stood behind. Afterall Luca would never harm her friend and if truly the honeymoon couple gave not caught a glimpse of each other since the wedding two weeks ago, now was the perfect time to catch up wasn't it?She turned back to the staircase where Luke was staring at her with watch seemed to he a mixture of admiration and mischief. She shrugged, rolling her eyes at him with a half smile and turning back to the bar. He would come down and come over, she knew it. And just as she expected him to, he did. She could sense his presence behind her even before turning her head. The dominating presence of hid aura and the smell if his coffee like cologne,

Breakfast with Luca had gone well. Hazel was satisfied, and even as she sat in a chair by the corner of a window in a library, holding a flipped open book in her hands, she was smiling to herself. Dinner time was almost near afterall, he would be home again soon and once again they would have dinner together. She had picked her food quietly and slowly all through breakfast, watching him from beneath her lashes.He on the other hand chewed through his food eagerly, his eyes only glancing over to her a few times as he did so.Hazel could not understand it but the very fact that they were having breakfast together was simply enough to make her entire morning.She no longer felt like she was being suffocated in this huge castle.She discovered the door to the garden today. It was very neatly kept with flowers trimmed an pruned beautifully, arranged so well it seemed faeries would absolutely enjoy flying through the flowers if there ever truly was such a thing as tiny humans with equall

Luke turned in his seat upon Luca's announcement of a sudden trip. He rubbed his chin thoughtfully, staring at the floor. "Well... That is quite the news." He mumbled.Luca stretched, massaging the back of his neck with a palm.It hurt from his many restless night of staying awake drowning himself with work, and frankly, a massage would feel life changing at this point. He hissed, "this feels like a set up.""It might me." Luke mumbled, "I mean, the festival of the moon is drawing close. I am very sure he wants you to be there for it. And it only seems fair, since soon you should be taking your position as heir."Luca hissed. He hated to be reminded of that very responsibility of replacing his father someday. It was a burden he had been made to carry on his shoulders for a long time now. The reason his parents sort utter perfection in everything he did, in everything he spoke. The reason they couldn't bare to let him live like the rest of his siblings. His entire life was simply a t

Woods, there were woods everywhere.Talk trees, so tall the sky was barely visible now.They were like canopies shielding the sky, Hazel could barely see even the ground beneath her now. It was all way too dark. The leaves crunched beneath her feet as she walked through this unfamiliar place. How did she get here? What was she doing here?She stared ahead of her, she turned again and stared around her. She was simply surrounded by trees left and right. The leaves crunched behind her, she spun at once, her heart skipping a beat. Those were not her footsteps. She panicked, should she run? Wait it out?If she tried to run, the sound of the leaves crunching behind her might give her presence away.The sound of the crunching leaves continued to approach and with a heaving heart, she made her choice. Hazel sprinted through the woods. The leaves weren't dry, yet many had falled on the floor and surrounded her. They rustled noisily as she ran through them. Mysteriously, this unseen fo