All Chapters of Luna Tribrid's Chosen Mate: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

GRACE P. O. V On a snowy night refracted by the crescent moonlight, Alpha Rey appeared suddenly from behind the trees, striking the universe like blinding lightning. The moment Alpha Rey's feet touched the ground, he was no longer human. His body transformed into an enormous wolf, its jet-black fur reflecting the moonlight. The wolf was like a night spirit appearing in physical form, with nimble steps that signaled danger in all its forms. Alpha Rey attacked with such swift movements. It was as if he were an inescapable shadow, breaking the silence of the night with his hand. Meanwhile, Alpha Alex also transformed into a wolf with white fur that glistened in the moonlight. He appeared as a shadow that answered the threat that came as fast as lightning. Instantly, they engaged in a dark dance under the crescent moon, producing a growling sound that split the night. And a rumble of primal power that shook the earth. The tension dances in harmony of power, making this night witnes

GRACE P. O. VOut of the portal came a large, black-skinned creature. The pair of horns on top of his head flared up every time he walked.“What brings you here, Demon King?” I could recognize him because he had come when the triplets were born. Gabriel held back my arm. That was about to move forward. Meanwhile, the Oracle elder stood beside me with her arm around me.“Relax, Grace.” The Oracle Alice nodded slowly as she tightened her grip on my arm. “I'm just bringing a warning because something is about to attack the Blood Pack,” he said in a husky tone.“Does this have anything to do with Sophia and Alpha Alex?” I jerked Oracle and Gabriel's hands away. Then I stepped quickly, using my vampire power to approach the Demon King.The pupils of those blazing eyes showed the reflection of my shadow in vampire form. A pair of horns on top of my head appeared as emotions rose with each passing second.The Demon King shook his head. “This is beyond Alpha Alex's influence.”I felt relieve

GRACE P. O. V Gabriel's return brought with it both hope and protection. Every step I took was heavy, as if my feet were bound by heavy chains with stone balls around my ankles. I looked at the faces of the triplets, sleeping peacefully. It etched a faint smile on my lips as they smiled in their sleep, revealing their red gums with four newly erupted baby teeth. “My beloved triplets, thank you for completing my life. Mama promises to take care of you as long as blood flows in my body, my breath still blows, and my soul has not left this body. Triplets must grow up strong like Papa Gabriel, loving like Daddy Rey, and persistent like Daddy Alex. You have three tough dads and a mom who has many flaws. I just hope you don't grow up to be like me, because I don't want the three of you to face a life journey full of challenges,” I said at length to the triplets. My sharp and sensitive vampire instincts, like a predator's kind, began to stir. My smile slowly faded amidst the dim tranquil

GRACE P. O. VJecelin remained standing tall like a wolf that feared nothing. With a swift movement, she leaped at me, her sharp teeth shining in the moonlight.My lithe body tried to dodge, but this time Jecelin was much more agile. She tried to bite my neck, but my transparent wings quickly formed a shield of light. Her teeth met the shield, producing blue sparks that burned the cave floor.“You won't stop me. I stand as a woman who wants to seek justice for my son!” Jecelin pushed her body harder, attempting to break through my light shield.I felt her much stronger physical strength, and I began to lose my focus. My body fell to the ground. I felt like my body was floating in the air, carried away by Jecelin's leg kick.Sophia, who saw her sister continuing to attack me, tried to take advantage of this opportunity. She gathered her magic and unleashed a powerful magic energy attack on me. Quickly, my wings spun and created a vortex of wind that deflected the magic attack, thus sha

ALEX P. O. V I frowned at Jecelin's different way of walking. Several times, she lowered her dress like she was hiding something. On this afternoon, the sun began to set on the western horizon, creating a golden touch around us. The breeze played with Jecelin's long, loose hair, creating an aura of puzzling mystery. “What's wrong with you?” I asked Jecelin, trying to figure out what was bothering her. The feeling of suspicion grew when Jecelin looked like a sacred person, as if there was something she wanted to hide. “I… I'm fine.” She stuttered, and her eyes looked unfocused, as if she were contemplating something very terrible. The gesture of a woman who is lying is often like a bird trapped in its cage. Her eyes, which are usually honest and sharp like an eagle's, are now dark and cunning, as if hiding the truth behind an invisible pool of fog. Her smile, usually warm like the morning sun, now feels cold and like a false moonlight trying to sneak between the dark clouds of nigh