All Chapters of Aurora: The Betrayed Luna: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

AURORA This wasn’t happening. This can’t be happening. For gods sake, this shouldn’t be happening. Annora was trying hard. She was trying. She was giving it her best shot. She was right on it, almost there. Annora was doing very well. She was pushing, screaming, giving it her best! The baby was supposed to be out by now with the way her screams were loud and heavy, the baby was supposed to be out crying and we should be in jubilation that it was a safe delivery.Why did this have to happen? I mean, why all of a sudden? Danisa said she could see the head of the baby earlier and the next thing I expected when she managed to convince Annora to give the last push was for the baby to drop out of her with a loud cry.But reverse was the case. Annora has freaking passed out and I am freaking out. My body was shaking as I held Jasmine tightly. It wasn’t supposed to be this hard to get a delivery done.Annora was already close to delivery or I would have considered the delivery a pre deliver

RALPH The thoughts of the dark clouds were itching my mind as I stared at my mate. Aurora was equally worried. I knew she would be. Dark clouds appearing on your child’s naming ceremony and you would remain unworried? It isn’t possible. I thought what the cause could be, back and forth but I couldn’t find a reasonable reason. It just happened. I was sure it isn’t just an ordinary thing because it has never happened before and it had to happen in the exact day of the celebration, the exact time my child was about to be named. Wasn’t that enough to consider? We pushed the strange occurrence aside and decided to adjust to the current atmosphere which was the joyous celebration we were having. Even if I was worried, I still had to push the thoughts aside and live tonight to the best. I teased Brian particularly about his pregnant mate. He would soon be a father just like me and would soon begin to face the responsibilities. All of a sudden, some guards rushed in. I knew something

Ralph "What is she doing here? I mean, I didn’t summon her. I didn’t need her help, so I didn’t ask her to come. What exactly is she doing here? “What are you doing here, Seraphina?” I asked, straddling Jasmine in my arms so she wouldn’t cry. It seems she wants to sleep, but this isn’t the time for Aurora to feed her yet as there are still many things going on that need to be sorted. An example is why Seraphina is here. “I released Adrian,” Seraphina said. Gasps sounded in the room while it seemed I didn’t hear her well. What did she just say? Because the only thing I heard was ‘I’ and ‘Adrian.' Was it a problem with my hearing, or did my brain just fail to process it? I took one step closer. “What did you say?” My tone was rigid. Seraphina’s eyes wavered like she was afraid. Of course, she should be! “I released Adrian from his cell,” she repeated. My nose flared in anger. She was the reason Adrian escaped. Like, she helped him escape? Exactly! She was the reason why the cell w

Ralph“My daughter was abducted.” Seraphina said, and I scoffed.Why didn’t she come to me when her daughter was abducted? Why is she just coming now after she had freed Adrian? It is like crying over spilled milk.“I tried to reason with them about what they wanted. They told me they wanted me to cast spells so Adrian would break free from the cell. I swear, I didn’t want to agree to it.” Seraphina began to explain.She paused and continued, “But I did agree to it when they threatened to kill Ema, my daughter. It wasn’t my intention. I was on my own when they came. My daughter was already involved; there was nothing I could have done but agree to their terms so my daughter wouldn’t die.”“Was she killed or not?” I cut into the explanation she was making.Seraphina shook her head negatively. “They didn’t kill her, but even after doing what they wanted, they still took Ema with them. That was when I realized they were going to make me do more spells or hurt more people by using my daug

AdrianI was in the cell, void of people and utterly silent. The guards moved around, looking at every cell and everyone in it to see if everything was still intact. That is their daily routine. They check the state of the cells and the criminals in them, especially at night. Most of the time, they come to check the locks and any hidden spaces that could be used as an escape route.I sighed in defeat as my eyes roamed around the cell I was locked in. It was nothing like home. Just like the truth of elders, a cell is nothing like a bedroom. I have missed my home and everything in it.This place generally was created artificially for criminals to suffer. I have committed grievous crimes that warrant death, but Ralph didn’t kill me. I knew he wanted to make me suffer for all my wrongdoings.It was well deserved. By the werewolf laws, I was supposed to either be hanged or executed by a sword, but he locked me up instead. Sometimes, I feel he just wanted to teach me a lesson, and sometimes