All Chapters of The Unloved Luna: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Daniella’s POVI watched Raymond from across the room, my nails digging into the armrest of the chair I was sitting in. The sight of him pacing back and forth, mumbling Arianna’s name under his breath, made my blood boil. After everything I had done, every effort to pull him away from her, he was still obsessing over that girl like some lovesick fool.How could he be so blind? Arianna didn’t want him. She never did, not in the way he wanted her to. I thought after what happened during the Winter Moon’s attack, after Arianna had hurt him so deeply, he would finally wake up and see that she was out of his reach. But no, here he was, still talking about her, still plotting ways to get her back into his life.I gritted my teeth, the memory of that day rushing back to me. Arianna had done more than hurt him physically during the battle—she had crushed him, shattered his pride. I had hoped that humiliation would finally make him forget about her and focus on what was in front of him. On me.

Daniella’s POV I watched as Raymond paced the room, his mind clearly occupied with thoughts of Arianna. The mention of her name had become a constant echo in our lives, and it infuriated me. No matter what I did, he always seemed to be consumed by her. “This has to end,” I muttered to myself, but Raymond heard me. “What did you say?” His voice was sharp, his eyes narrowed as if daring me to challenge him. I looked up at him and forced a smile. “Nothing, love. I was just thinking out loud.” I didn’t want to argue with him, not now. I needed to be strategic, patient. He couldn’t know what I was planning. Raymond scoffed, clearly dismissing me, before turning away again. His mind was already back on Arianna. I gritted my teeth. It was time for me to set my plan into motion. The plan that would not only remove Arianna from Raymond’s mind but ensure that I would be the one he relied on. I had been thinking about it for days, but now, I was ready to act. --- Later that night, as Ray

Daniella’s POV Rage simmered beneath my skin as I paced in my chambers, the events of the night replaying in my head like a bad dream. I had been so close, so close to finally ridding myself of Arianna, of ending her once and for all. But nothing had gone as planned. My hands clenched into fists at the thought of her, Arianna, standing there in the forest, calm and composed as if she knew I would fail. The worst part? I did fail. I couldn’t even hurt her. I flung a glass vase across the room, the sharp sound of shattering glass barely enough to ease my frustration. How could everything have gone so wrong? I had everything planned, the silver, the wolfsbane, yet it hadn’t made a difference. She was too powerful. And that was only the beginning. The prophecy would make her unstoppable. A dark voice of my wolf Daisy slithered through my mind, whispering the bitter truth I refused to accept: 'She’s stronger than you. She’s always been stronger." I squeezed my eyes shut, trying t

Arianna’s POV “The time is near,” Seraphina said, her voice steady but grave as she stood before us. Her dark eyes flicked between me and Xavier, and I could feel the weight of her words even before she continued. “We need to prepare.” I exchanged a glance with Xavier. His expression mirrored my own, a mixture of determination and worry. We had been bracing ourselves for this moment, knowing that it was only a matter of time before Seraphina would give us the signal. But now that it was here, I felt a strange chill run down my spine. “What do we need to do?” I asked, my voice quieter than I intended. Seraphina took a deep breath, her gaze focused entirely on me. “In order to complete the prophecy and bring peace to our world, you must gather the five amulets from the most powerful werewolf kingdoms. These amulets hold immense power, and once they are united with the Lycan amulet, you will have everything you need.” I felt a surge of unease at her words. “Five kingdoms? That mean

Arianna’s POVAfter our tense encounter at the Blood Moon Kingdom, securing the first amulet felt like a small victory in a much larger battle. The road ahead was long, but we couldn’t afford to rest for long. Our next destination was the Silver Claw Kingdom, ruled by Alpha Simon, known for his wisdom and strength, but also for his unwavering devotion to tradition.The ride through the dense forests was quieter than I had expected. Xavier was beside me, his eyes scanning the horizon for any potential threats, but I could tell his mind was elsewhere. Mine was too. Alpha Marcus had been a tough opponent, and now we faced another Alpha with an equally strong reputation. The task ahead weighed heavily on us both.“We’re close,” Xavier said, breaking the silence, his voice low but alert.I nodded, tightening my grip on the reins of my horse. As we neared the borders of the Silver Claw Kingdom, the landscape began to change. The dense forest gave way to rolling hills, and in the distance, I