All Chapters of EDEN: The Daughter of the Moon: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Eden povIn all the years I spent thinking I was nothing more than a mere human, I never imagined moving as fast as I did. I couldn’t recall how long the car ride from the castle to my step-mother’s pack, but I was sure it wasn’t near as fast as I got there now. Despite the voice in my head, which for some reason kept screaming I had to turn around and forget about the call, I found myself standing in the forest right next to the castle no longer than an hour later. Honestly, I was taken aback by that detail - how someone, who tried to force me to harm children, could scream at the top of their lungs that I had to leave was beyond me. “Shush it, if something fishy is going on around here, I need to remain hidden and watch from the shadows for now. It won’t be possible if we get into a screaming match because of you,” I hissed at the voice. “Because of me? Please, don’t blame me for your stubborn nature. If anything happens to us, it’s on you, not me. You came here, despite my plea

Eden povI came back to my senses covered in blood from head to toe. The burning in my throat was more intense, one I didn’t expect after feeding. “I refuse to feed off of these peasants,” the voice in my head snarled. “Who are you?” I asked. I was right about over and done with the thing contradicting itself all of the time. And besides, I was tired of always addressing it as the voice, the inability to put a name to whatever it was started pissing me off. “I am you. I am me. I am one whole made of two souls.” It replied snarkily. “No, I mean exactly what you are. And what is your name?” Deep down, I knew the questions I asked were there simply to distract myself. I caught a glimpse of the carnage around me, I couldn’t look at it for any longer without overthinking how it was possible that my body had acted and done all that damage. “Kanox,” it grumbled. I barely held back the laughter. This was the first time I had heard a name as ridiculous as the one it gave me. Now, I wond

Eden povCold shivers ran down my spine at the mention of the name of the very man who had crushed my heart with the help of my wicked step-mother. Richard knew better than to bring him up, especially in situations as such. I needed to get him out of here, not to chit-chat about a man that held no value in my life. Besides, I still had to think of how to avoid everyone, who apparently wanted to sell me off to some mysterious giants. I had my whole life ahead, but so did Richard and that baby who just lost his mother, so I had to move faster. As I got back to the task of freeing Richard, the door to the cells opened and shut with such force, the sound echoed against the walls. I froze and held my breath, for some reason, thinking no one would notice me standing there if only I didn’t breathe. Not that I left two dismembered bodies behind either, eh? “Told you she’s a wild one. Knew that ever since I saw that spark in her eyes.” Although his voice was laced in so much pride, I felt

Eden povEverything happened so fast, I couldn’t follow it all. At this point, unbeknownst to me, somehow I had managed to position Titus in a way his head laid on my thighs and my hand cupped his cheek. His breathing was labored and eyes kept closing. I didn’t feel the burning in my throat, despite the blood that gushed out of him and even Kanox did nothing but howl in agony. “Don’t you dare to die on me, Titus! Don’t you dare!” I hissed at him as I tried to focus on nothing but his heartbeat. Although I wanted to watch how Xabat dealt with Asher and his fucking friend, I couldn’t bring myself to pull my gaze away from Titus. I feared he would give up if I didn’t keep watching him. “Do I look like a dead giveaway?” Titus chuckled, still finding a way to add another joke even in a situation as such. I couldn’t hold back the tears anymore. I had always known Titus was important to us, but I barely found out that he was so much more than I thought just minutes ago. I couldn’t lose

Lucius povOne by one, seconds passed and turned into minutes. Then, minutes turned into hours and at one point, I realized the night had passed by without any changes. Xabat was growling restless. He insisted Eden was looking for us and the fact that Titus didn’t open his eyes started to worry us both. It couldn’t be that this didn’t work. Doing what I did was the biggest damn risk I had taken in my life, but I still refused to let myself think of the possibility of failure. Titus had to live. If I didn’t manage to keep him alive, I would find someone to bring him from dead and then kill him myself simply because he didn’t fight for his life. Our mate wasn’t a coward, he never gave up, so I hoped he wouldn’t give up now either. “It’s still a possibility,” Xabat muttered, catching me off guard. “Huh?” Was the only word I could form, stuck in the haunting thoughts. “Titus, not making it. Don’t get me wrong, the same as you, I refuse to believe it could be a possibility, but we c