All Chapters of The Betrayed Luna's Second Chance: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Ruby;"Tell me." Lilith leaned closer, her eyes widening with disbelief, showing eagerness to hear more, seemingly unfazed by the silver cage.Her love for Damian must be intense. Too bad she didn't know Ava was back from the dead and Selene was in love with Damian. The naive fool had thought I was the only threat, but now she was in for a surprise.But before I could reveal any further details, a man interrupted, and I instantly recognized him as one of the men who had roughly taken me away from Damian's pack and had hit me on the head.The damn bastard."Luna Lilith," he bowed in respect toward Lilith before sending a disrespectful glare my way, igniting a fire within me."I will make sure you bow before me and beg for your life," I countered with a smirk, refusing to cower in the face of his aggression. As a Luna, I knew that automatically placed me above him. Despite being locked up in a cell, I wouldn't tolerate such disrespect and I intended to make him pay for hurting me."You

Damian:After massaging my temples repeatedly, I aggressively ran my hands through my hair as my men and I combed through the dense forest. Our senses were on high alert for any sign of Ruby. Hours had passed, and still she remained hidden like a ghost slipping through our grasp.Her scent was faint and untraceable; it was almost as if she didn't exist anymore. If it weren't for my scent marking all around her, I wouldn't have perceived anything. Yet, it wasn't enough for me to figure out her exact location.What made everything more infuriating was the fact that our mate bond felt practically useless. I couldn't communicate with her through it; it was as if an invisible barrier had been placed between us. This left me with a gnawing fear that she might have been hurt, or worse—dead.No, I hoped not..."We've been searching for hours, Alpha. Perhaps it's time to regroup and come up with a new plan," one of my warriors suggested, rubbing his eyes tiredly, reflecting the exhaustion we al

Alex:Nothing could have ever prepared me for this cause—honestly, it was a scene I couldn't have imagined."I told you coming here was a bad idea," Shadow said as I stood there, stunned and silent."But—"I was utterly speechless, unable to find the right words to say. I didn't know exactly what I was expecting when I left the alpha's Damian pack, but I certainly wasn't expecting to see my father in such a compromising situation with women who weren't my mother.He was a man I had always looked up to in my head, even when I hadn't met him, but now the respect and admiration I once held for him have wavered, replaced by shock.Before my mother fell in love with Alpha Damian, she had remained loyal to my father and had no other man in her life, so I had expected the same fidelity from him. Seeing him with other women now made me question everything I had thought about him."Hey, are you coming in or not?" A warrior spoke sharply, pulling me out of my confusion. I nodded, trying to push

Ruby:Upon hearing those words, my head turned abruptly towards the entrance, where a man I had never seen before stood with an air of authority and confidence.His eyes were multicoloured, giving his gaze an intense, soul-piercing quality that made me feel as though he could read my very being.His aura was unlike anything I had ever encountered, yet he felt strangely familiar, as if I had known him all my life. It seemed crazy to even think that.His clothing was regal, but it was his bearing that truly set him apart. His slow movements exuded confidence and power, leaving no doubt that he held a position of immense influence.Could he be the chief spirit judge? It seemed unlikely, yet as my gaze swept across the whole room, the fear emanating from everyone confirmed my suspicion.The elders and everyone else in the room kept their heads bowed, their silence indicating the newcomer's high status. The guards who held me hesitated briefly before stepping back, releasing me from their

Ruby:Mrs. Smith took a moment to collect herself, clearly affected by Lilith's words. Her body quivered with anger, and her hands shook with fury."Lilith was like a daughter to me." Mrs. Smith's voice wavered. "She would often come to our home seeking comfort and guidance. But one day, she arrived dishevelled and bloodied. It was unlike anything I had ever seen, and I knew something was terribly wrong." Mrs. Smith swallowed hard as Lilith shifted uncomfortably, her face paling as she realised the gravity of what Mrs. Smith was about to reveal."I overheard her speaking to my husband as he tended to her wounds," Mrs. Smith revealed, her eyes fixed on Lilith. I could tell it was painful for her to speak, but she had no choice because they had both betrayed her first."While they believed I was busy cleaning, I overheard her speaking in hushed tones to my husband. She confessed to him that she had killed a doctor named Williams, who was trying to find Luna Ruby and expose the truth. Li