All Chapters of EDEN: The Daughter of the Moon: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Lucius povWe barged into the living room and froze. Never in my life had I thought that I would get this bloody turned on by seeing someone commit what technically was a crime. Murder, to be exact. Funny how I wasn’t the only one who shared the sentiment. “Fuck this, I’m as hard as a rock,” Titus muttered next to me. I gulped, nodded and added, “same, love. Fucking same.” The fact that both of us were wearing whatever clothing I found in the forest and it was too small wasn’t helping either. Titus looked like he was in pain, and Goddess, so was I. This was the worst moment for one of us to sport an erection, but instead, both of us did. The reason for that? Ha, simple. Eden. Our woman was covered in blood from head to toes. Her step-mother’s lifeless body was tied to the chair while her step-sister kept screaming her head off. The brat was tied to another chair, facing the mother. Eden, however, stood right behind the dead bitch, stared at her step-sister with zero emotions

Eden pov After we left my step-mother’s territory, I felt like a weight left my shoulders. I never realized just how much the existence of that vile woman and her daughter weighed down on me. But now that I knew they were out of the picture for good, I could finally focus on my future. I had a family now - two amazing mates and a beautiful son. But that wasn’t all… Kanox had claimed he could see children in my future. Honestly, I felt as ecstatic as scared after learning it. I always wanted to be a mother, simply to give my child a family just as amazing as one that was torn away from me. We already had Magnus, and honestly, I feared our boy would deem himself replaceable as another baby would enter our lives. I didn’t want him to feel that way. Ever. Then there was a question about Lucius and Titus. I loved them both, but I knew that the moment they would learn about the possibility, they both would go crazy and push for a baby. Men, especially those of high power, were wired lik

Lucius povCould anyone even attempt to find the words that might describe how I felt in this situation? We were so close, so bloody close that I was about to lose my mind if our happiness slid through my fingers again. Titus just nudged me, encouraging me to go outside and get some fresh air to calm down, but if he had any idea why I was like this, maybe he would understand. I knew he was trying to uphold peace and harmony in our relationship, but what we needed right now was everything but that. We needed a whole full-blown riot or some shit. “Here, let’s sit down and talk. Eden needs some time with the grandpa dude,” Titus grabbed my hand and pulled me towards the bench, located under a tree, perfectly hidden from the sun. Begrudgingly, I followed him and sat down. Titus didn’t ask anything and didn’t bother to look at me either. He just sat and watched nature blossom around us as if we weren’t a step away from our entire lives burning down to ash. As the thought ran through

Eden povMy eyebrows furrowed in confusion. I understood that this thing was on some weird quest because of my late mother, but why was her blood so damn important? While I was busy trying to figure it out, the creature snapped his fingers and suddenly, my eyes opened with ease. The weight was gone and nothing held me down, except for the restraints on my legs. “See, it wasn't so hard, was it?” It mocked me.My eyes scanned the dark room until they set on the black blob of nothingness in the furthest corner. I might be freaking dreaming because I could have sworn the thing was grinning at me. It had no mouth, no eyes, no limbs - nothing. And yet, I could feel his eyes on me and see the non-existent grin across the lips. “Do not worry, my lovely. I shall help you see me in a better light soon. You see, I have brought a friend with me. Trust me, you’ll love him. I chose him to fit your liking. I told you that I’ve been watching, haven’t I?” With that being said, the thing disappear

Titus povI had no idea how Lucius felt about this, but what I found extremely fascinating was how the old man spoke about Eden. He sounded amazed and scared shitless at the same time. Sure, I wasn’t the best person to judge one’s character without massive amounts of information, but I could have sworn that he was just as clueless about what this ‘special’ trait was as we were. “And?” Lucius broke the silence, urging the old man to tell us more. The grunt that left him clearly was a proof of his unwillingness to tell us more, not that Lucius cared anyway. “Richard, we are done playing games. It is our mate you are talking about, Titus and I deserve to know what’s so special about Eden and exactly why that creature is after her.” My eyes darted between them two as I imagined an intense tennis match. The ball went from one side of the court to the other, never reaching the ground or the white lines surrounding them. At this rate, this imaginary match could go on for ages. “There a