All Chapters of Reclaiming My Broken Luna: Chapter 311 - Chapter 320

Astrid’s POVThe sun kissed my skin as I stood on the shoreline, watching Ryker and Killian splash in the surf. Laughter carried on the breeze, mingling with the rhythmic crash of the waves. For once, I allowed myself to relax, to pretend that everything was exactly as it should be. We were like a real family bonding together at the beach. Ryker’s smile — bright and carefree — was enough to make m believe in the illusion, even just for a moment. I imagined everything was well with us, Killian and I were still married and that Ryker thinks I’m his mother. It was a good thought, a great illusion, but it was far from the truth. Still, I couldn’t help it. It was nice to indulge myself with the fantasy. I let myself breathe, inhaling the salty tang of the sea breeze. It was a rare thing, this kind of peace. I’ve never felt this peaceful since I found out that my son is alive. For the first time, I felt I was alive again. Being with my son, seeing him safe and happy I finally could f

Astrid’s POV As I lie there, hopelessness threatens to swallow me whole. I can’t shift, I can’t fight. If only I still had my wolf—if only I were strong enough. I’m so tired of feeling defenseless, of losing everything I care about. Sobs choke me as I call out to my wolf, the part of me that has been silent for so long.I haven’t seen her nor heard from her since the accident. I’m not sure if I had lost her, but I needed her now. She has to come back. The darkness pulls at me, a relentless tide that threatens to swallow me whole. My vision fades, and every muscle feels like it’s made of lead as I lie helpless on the sand.

Astrid’s POV I rushed to Killian’s side without a second thought, my only goal was to protect him. I can see he’s outnumbered, pinned down beneath two wolves. My only thought is to protect him, to fight for him. But as I rip the wolf off of him, something changes. The scent of blood hits me harder, sharper. My claws sink deeper into the flesh, and I can hear my wolf whispering in the back of my mind, ‘More. Give me more.’I feel the weight of my wolf coiling inside me, urging me forward as I tear through another attacker. My teeth sink into flesh, the taste of blood filling my mouth, and the rush of power surges through me. I can feel her — my wolf — pushing me away, clawing at the surface, wan

Astrid’s POVThe cold earth pressed against my bare skin as I curled tighter into myself, the night air biting at my exposed flesh. My body trembled uncontrollably — not just from the chill, but from the fear that clung to me like a second skin. The pain of the shift still rippled through me, a constant reminder of the monster lurking inside.I squeezed my eyes shut, hoping to disappear, to sink into the ground and escape everything. The forest around me was eerily quiet, the only sound my own ragged breathing. I had no idea where I was, only that I had run far. Too far.But not far enough.Footsteps. My heart lurched in my chest. It had to be them — the attackers, or maybe the rogues. My mind conjured up every possible danger lurking in the shadows of this unknown place. My pulse quickened as the footsteps grew louder, closer. I didn’t have the strength to fight. I didn’t even have the strength to stand.I pulled my knees tighter against my chest, curling up as small as I could

Astrid’s POVKillian’s arms wrapped around me, warm and secure, like a shield against the storm inside me. For the first time in what felt like forever, I didn’t feel so exposed. His embrace was steady, strong, and I could feel the tension in my chest start to unravel as he held me. His presence alone was enough to quiet the fears that had been raging in my mind, but it couldn’t drown out the truth that lingered between us — truth that had remained buried for too long.He pressed his forehead gently against mine, his breath warm as he spoke softly, “You don’t need to worry anymore, Astrid. I’ve found a lead.”I pulled back slightly, looking up at him with confusion. “A lead?”Killian nodded, his expression darkening with seriousness. “The Pack that helped us… they caught one of the attackers as he was trying to run. He didn’t get far, and they managed to extract information from him.”A pit of dread settled deep in my stomach. My voice barely came out as a whisper. “What did he say?