All Chapters of A Luna of fire: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Kane’s POV Zander clapped me on the back as we walked through the hall, his eyes gleaming with newfound respect. “Damn Alpha! You’ve got bigger guts than we ever imagined. The way you stood up to the court today, I have a new respect for you, man.”Greyson nodded in agreement, his expression was one of disbelief and and admiration. “You really put them in their place Alpha. They won’t be challenging you again anytime soon.”Good. That’s what I hoped. I gave them a small nod. “I did what I had to do. No one lays a finger on her or any of our women on my watch.”Zander grinned. “Of course! I was waiting for your orders back there, or else I would have personally cut off their hands before they got to lock the chains.” Zander declared with all seriousness. “Still, it’s good to see you flex your power sir. Reminds them who exactly their messing with.”I noticed that Avery was mostly quiet on the ride home and I couldn’t blame her, she was probably still shaken up by that asshole’s

Averys POV Kane and I dressed up quickly after the whole debacle in the office, still basking in the afterglow of our engagement and our sexy time. Despite the looming chaos with Kane’s step mother, Lady Katherine, I found myself smiling as I slipped on my dress. The diamond ring on my finger glittered brightly, catching my eye, and I felt a warmth in my chest just thinking about what it symbolized.I was getting married. And I was getting married to Kane.Kane was already waiting by the door, looking as handsome as ever, and he gave me a soft smile when he saw me. “Ready?” he asked, offering me his arm.“Ready,” I said, slipping my hand through his arm as we headed out to meet our friends for lunch. It was a welcome distraction, and I was looking forward to spending some time with Marie and Brianne to make sure they were okay after the incident at the northern court. I just really hoped everything wouldn’t get derailed by more court or that Gerald drama.The moment we walked

James’s POV I couldn’t believe what Dorian was saying. He and Avery were mates? When? How? Why?! But the most troubling thing was the fact that he was talking about claiming her from Kane. That was downright madness! I stared at Dorian, my heart pounding in my chest as I realized what I was about to say. I hated it. But this was for the best. “You need to reject Avery.” Dorian's eyes widened and then he snarled at me. “What the fuck did you just say?” His voice was full of disbelief. “You heard me.” I forced the words out, even though they tasted painful to me too. “For the sake of peace. For the sake of the packs. You have to reject her.” Dorian's expression hardened, and he shook his head. “No. I’m not rejecting her. I can’t, James. It's like you don't understand that She’s my fated mate. The one the goddess specially designed for me. I love her too much to let her go." He declared firmly. I sighed as I felt a headache began to grow in my temples. “Dorian, y

Avery’s POV Days have passed since the fight at dinner, and things have been a little less uneasy. Brianne and Zander are still not talking. It’s almost like they’ve set up a silent treaty to avoid each other entirely. I’ve been trying to stay out of it, hoping they’d work things out on their own, but the tension is growing too much. Every time Brianne and Zander are in the same room, it’s like watching a slow-motion collision. They barely seem to want to be in each other’s presence. It’s more than just avoiding eye contact; it’s like they’re actively trying to not be near one another. In fact, Zander even makes a point to change direction when he sees Brianne coming, and while she tries to appear strong, the hurt on her face is something I never fail to see.It’s particularly painful to watch when Brianne looks over and sees Zander with his old friend Priscilla. They’ve known each other for years, and everyone can see how annoyingly comfortable they are with each other. Th

. Avery’s POV “What…what happened?” Brianne’s voice trembled with shock, and I could only shake my head. I didn’t have an answer. But one thing was clear—I had done that. Somehow, I had cured that small patch of land from the Blight, just like Kane always said i would. “We need to get back to Kane,” I said, my voice steadier than I felt. “He needs to know about this.” The ride back to the castle was a blur. My mind raced with possibilities. If I could heal the land, if my power could dispel the blight, then maybe…maybe we really actually have a chance. Maybe this wasn’t the end. When we arrived, I rushed to Kane’s office, my heart pounding in my chest. Lucian was with him, and as soon as I explained what had happened, they both looked at me with a mixture of shock and hope. “Holy shit! You’re truly ARE the cure,” Lucian said, his voice filled with awe. “You really are the key to stopping this.” He said it like he was only finally believing it after all this time, I cou