All Chapters of The Betrayed Luna's Second Chance: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

RubyAlex, the child of the alpha, and Luna of the Diamond Pack.My mouth hung open as I blinked twice to make sure I wasn't seeing double. My son's name was clearly written on the front page of the file, along with the day I had given birth to him. An unexpected emotion surged within me as I opened the file carefully, only to find conflicting information.Someone had altered the record, changing the status from alive to dead. The worst part was that the reason for his death wasn't indicated, which I found highly suspicious. Frustration and confusion clouded my thoughts. Who would do such a thing, and why? I had to find a way to talk to Dr. William again, as he was still my number one suspect in this case, and only he could answer my questions. I could remember vividly how he avoided my eyes when he told me the sad news about my son's death.Strangely, ever since I came back to the pack, I haven't run into him like I was hoping to; it was like he had vanished into the air. But now, a

Ruby:"We were good together, Ruby. Admit it, and let's return to the way we were before, when we both found happiness. I can see it in your eyes that you're not happy now, and it's all my fault. That's why I'm here, begging to make it up to you," he whispered, a sad smile tugging at his lips as our eyes locked in a shared moment.His words hung in the air, and for a moment, I wavered because he sounded so sincere. The memory of our shared laughter and the warmth we once had together tried to surface. But beneath the surface, I also felt the ache of heartbreak and the scars of unresolved pain. My heart pleaded with me to escape as I stood on the edge of a past I had struggled to bury.With determination, I placed my hands on Liam's chest, attempting to create distance. "Yeah, we were happy until you ruined it all, and honestly, I'm glad you did. Whatever we had, Liam, was immature, and now it's in the past. What you did... It's not something a simple apology can fix. I can't forgive i

DamianI walked deeper into the ominous forest of darkness, fatigue clinging to my bones like a persistent shadow that I was failing to get used to. The twisted trees towered above, their gnarled branches like skeletal fingers reaching out to take my soul and leave my body empty.Exhaustion settled over me with each step I took, the heavy darkness weighing on my shoulders, but despite the weariness, I kept on moving on the dreadful path like the tough alpha male I was. If it were anyone else, entering the foreboding forest would likely have led to their death.Yet, for the time being, I endured.The path ahead felt never-ending; the air was getting thick and cold with an otherworldly energy that created long shadows dancing on the uneven ground. I paused for a moment in high alert; every creak of a branch or rustle of leaves made me feel uneasy, making me aware that my solitary journey would surely become more daunting as time passed.Suddenly, a distant howl echoed through the forest

Damian "Be with me, Dammy. Nothing else matters," she pleaded, her voice a desperate whisper as she reached out to me. But I held my ground, my resolve unwavering, as I took another step back, distancing myself from her touch.Her words cut through me like a knife, igniting a flame of anger within. How could she ask me to forget the beautiful life we had created together by abandoning our daughter? I felt a surge of rage building up inside me, my fists clenched at my sides as I struggled to contain my emotions."We created a life together, Ava," I stated firmly, my voice resonating with conviction. "And that life is waiting for us. It would be selfish to live just to pursue our own happiness.""A life? Do you mean we have a pet or something?" She asked, her confusion evident in her furrowed brow. I felt a pang of suspicion at her words. How could she forget about our daughter?"We have a child, Ava," I replied, my tone tinged with frustration. How could she forget such an important d

Ruby"I've got the flower right here," he replied, pointing at a bag tied around his waist. I gazed at him suspiciously, my brows furrowing as I wondered how he managed to retrieve the flower so quickly. It seemed too convenient, especially considering the fact that Damian had risked his life just to obtain it."And why are you with it?" I pressed, my tone edged with skepticism. James's response would determine whether I could trust him or not."It's not what you think," he said, noticing my doubtful expression. I remained silent, waiting for him to explain himself further."The truth is, Damian went to the forest of darkness to get the Flower of Life, not just to bring back his dead mate but also to save his sister.""His sister?" I echoed, surprise evident in my voice as I processed James's revelation."Yes, he has a sister, and he would tell you about her himself when he wakes up—if he wakes up," James muttered, his tone tinged with concern,and I could see the fear flickering in hi