All Chapters of Luna Wicken : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

As I sat alone in the room, the darkness suffocating like a wet blanket, I couldn't shake the feeling of emptiness that consumed me. The addiction to vampire blood was becoming stronger with each passing day, numbing any emotions that I felt. I knew that I was spiralling out of control, but a part of me didn't care. The feeling of peace that it gave me was too intoxicating to resist. It was easier to push everyone away and revel in my own selfish desires than to face the pain and guilt that threatened to consume me.But deep down, a small voice whispered in the back of my mind, reminding me of who I used to be before all this darkness took hold. Looking out the window into the forest, the sun was starting to set. I closed my eyes, letting myself get lost in my thoughts. The light from the full moon kissed my skin as I sat there, trying to remember the feeling of warmth and light that used to fill me with joy.Suddenly, a familiar voice broke through the silence. "Dreaming about me, a

We left Spike outside to enjoy the sunlight, and Brax and I went inside. As we walked past the door that led down to the cells beneath the house, I felt something calling to me, making me stop in my tracks. I felt the darkness burning hot inside of me. It screamed at me to go down there. I stood there staring at the door, trying to work out what to do. I felt Braxs hand on my shoulder, but as he spoke, his voice was muffled. The pull of the darkness was too strong. My hand reached out for the doorknob Braxs hand came up, stopping me from opening it and snapping me out of my trance. I shook my head, trying to clear my head and figure out what was going on. How could I go from feeling so happy and at peace to having the darkness overtake me again, all because of that door? I looked up at Braxs, confusion written all over my face. "What's down there?" I asked. He stood there for a second. I could tell that he was trying to think of something to tell me. "Nothing. You know, there the ce

The days that followed Spike's passing were a blur of grief and pain. Each moment felt like an eternity as if time itself had slowed to a crawl. I couldn't bring myself to leave my room, the memories of Spike haunting every corner. His absence weighed heavily on my heart, a constant ache that seemed impossible to bear.Brax remained by my side through it all, his presence a small comfort in the sea of sorrow. He tried his best to console me, offering words of solace and support, but nothing could fill the void that Spike had left behind. Every night, I found myself crying myself to sleep, the loneliness suffocating me in its grasp.But amidst the darkness that threatened to consume me, there was a flicker of light—a glimmer of hope that shone through the cracks in my broken heart. It was the memories of Spike's love and his belief in me when I couldn't believe in myself. Though he may no longer be physically present, his spirit lived on within me, guiding me through the storm.As the

After I'd showered and decided what to wear, which was harder than it sounded, I don't know why I was so worried about what to wear. Brax has never complained about anything that I wear. to think about it, he's never complained about anything when it comes to me. I slip into a simple black dress that hugs my curves in all the right places and pair it with some strappy heels. I take one last look in the mirror, fixing my hair and makeup before heading down to the kitchen. I want to look my best for him so he remembers why he fell for me in the first place.As I enter the empty kitchen, I see Brax standing by the stove, a glass of wine in hand as he looks over at me. The dim lighting casts a soft glow around him, making him look even more handsome than usual. He smiles warmly at me, his eyes full of love and desire."Wow, Luna. You look stunning," he says as he walks over to me, placing a gentle kiss on my lips before handing me a glass of wine. Thank you for agreeing to have dinner wi

Sitting at the table talking to Mum and Dad, my head started to feel fuzzy. I tried to ignore it, but the feeling was becoming worse by the second. "I... um ... just need to go lay down for a little bit," I tried to sound okay because I didn't want to worry them. i was probably just tired from the drive or something and needed to go and have a rest. "Are you okay, sweety?" Mum asked, her voice filled with concern as she stood up, making her way over to me. " I'm fine, probably just tired from the drive or something" The room was starting to spin as I held onto the table to hold myself up. I just kept telling myself in my head that I was fine and it would pass in a second, but the dizziness only intensified. Suddenly, everything went black, and I felt myself falling to the ground.I could hear Mum and Dad's panicked voices calling out to me as I struggled to stay conscious. I tried to fight it; I tried to tell them that I was okay, but no matter how hard I tried, nothing would come o