All Chapters of Luna Wicken : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Strong arms ripped me away from Brax as I screamed for them to leave me with him. I hadn't realised that although it felt like only a few seconds of me sitting there holding him, I had been there for hours sobbing.“You have to let him go, Luna.” Jack's voice said softly as he pulled me into him, ignoring my futile attempts to push him away.“No, no, no!” I howled, each refusal punctuated with a feeble shove against Jack’s firm chest. “He’s all I had left, Jack. I can’t just—” My voice broke, the words too painful to form.“We’ll get through this,” Jack murmured, his voice a steady anchor in my sea of torment. I wanted to believe him, but it felt like I was drowning in my grief, each wave of sorrow pulling me further into the pain.I could still see Brax's face when I closed my eyes, his final words echoing through my mind: "Live. For me." How could I live when every breath felt like a betrayal to his memory? Yet, as Jack's arms held me, a small part of me clung to Brax's last request

A few days passed in a haze of exhaustion and routines I barely registered. Then, one morning, a strange sensation washed over me. I felt nauseous, and an inexplicable flutter danced in my belly. For a moment, I dismissed it—grief could wreak havoc on the body in unimaginable ways. But the feeling persisted, like an insistent whisper in my mind. Peral came by to check on me. I’m guessing it was her turn to watch over me. "Luna, you look pale," she observed, overtaking her face. "Are you eating enough?""I don't know," I admitted. "I haven't really been keeping track."She sighed, reaching out her hand for me to take. “Come on….” She stopped talking as soon as she took my hand. “Oh my god.” A smile played on her lips.I stood there staring at her, unsure of what she was smiling about. “what's wrong? I asked.“Luna, you're pregnant.” Her voice was filled with excitement. I felt the world tilt on its axis. "Pregnant?" I echoed my voice barely a whisper.Peral nodded fervently. "Yes! Y

The weekend came along faster than I would have liked and before I knew it, I was about to walk out in front of all three packs. My heart thudded in my chest like a drum, its rhythm a constant reminder of the terrifying task ahead. Pearl, Nick, and Dillion stood by my side, their presence lending me strength. It was now or never.We stepped out onto the grand stage, the weight of countless eyes pressing down on me. The clearing was packed, members of all three packs congregating, murmuring among themselves. A hush fell over the crowd as I raised my hand, signalling for silence.Taking a deep breath, I began my speech. "As you all know, your beloved Alpha and my mate’s life was taken," I paused, allowing the gravity of my words to sink in. "Brax was more than an alpha; he was a leader who stood for unity and strength. His dream was to see all his packs live in peace, thriving together as one and to make sure that no one ever went without."My heart was pounding in my chest. I had never

Four years later"Luna, the Elders are waiting for you," Pearl's voice cut through the morning silence. I turned away from the window, where the first rays of the sun danced over the rolling hills, casting long shadows that seemed to stretch into my heart."I know," I muttered, lips pressed into a thin line. The Elders had been relentless these past months, urging me to marry and find a new alpha for the pack. They didn't understand—I had no intention of letting anyone replace Brax. But they also didn't understand the fire that had been smouldering inside me for four years, longing for revenge that threatened to consume me."Are you ready for this?" Pearl asked gently, her eyes filled with unspoken concern."Ready or not," I replied, walking towards the door. "Let's get this over with."We stepped into the grand hall where the Elders awaited. Their eyes, filled with wisdom and judgment, tracked my every movement as I took my place at the head of the table. The air was thick with tensi

Exhaustion clung to me like a second skin as I climbed into bed, thoughts still racing with the day's events. I could feel the tendrils of sleep pulling me under, but my mind wouldn’t settle. With a deep breath, I closed my eyes and muttered a soft prayer. "Please, not tonight. No dreams of Brax…"Sleep descended quickly, but mercifully, my dreams took a different path this time.I found myself in a dimly lit, unfamiliar place. Shadows loomed and danced around me, creating an oppressive atmosphere. The air was thick with the scent of damp earth and something metallic. My heart pounded as I wandered through what seemed to be an underground tunnel."Brax?" I called out, my voice echoing off the walls. "Brax, where are you?"A faint groan reached my ears, and I followed the sound, desperation coursing through my veins. There he was, bound and injured, his usually fierce demeanour reduced to a look of pleading helplessness. "Luna... help me," he whispered weakly.I sprang towards him, but