All Chapters of Stolen Luna By The Rival Alpha: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

“She’s not gonna make it,” Hayes said grimly. “She decided to take some pills that weren’t prescribed to her. Unfortunately, those pills could have serious consequences for her health.” Luca, spitting blood and teeth, spoke through his pain. I immediately dropped everything and rushed to his bedside. Hayes and Percival had Luca in a firm grip while he groaned and breathed erratically. I gently held Seraphina’s face in my hands. “It’s been a couple of minutes, not much longer.” In my haste, I accidentally broke the belt, releasing her hands from the leather. The eyeholes of the belt left small circles on her skin.“Hey there!” I shouted, quickly removing the blindfold from her eyes. They were closed, and her body remained still. I gave her cheeks a light tap and gently shook her face, but she didn’t reply. A growing sense of unease filled my thoughts and emotions. “Seraphina!” I clasped my hands together and gently applied pressure to her chest. My vision blurred with tears, and the

Seraphina“It’s not as painful as it seems,” Alexander whispered, gently taking my hand and placing it against his chest. I could feel his racing pulse beneath his flesh. “I swear, it’s actually hurting you more than it’s hurting me.” His lips curled into a faint smile, seemingly unaffected by my words. I knew he wouldn’t delve into the topic of war or give specifics, but the guilt gnawing at me wouldn’t fade.He let his pants fall to the floor, the jingling sound of his belt sending shivers down my spine. I shut my eyes, trying to calm the anxiety stirred by that noise. Memories of Luca’s loud voice and my own frantic cries echoed in my mind.I needed to heal, but I had no idea how long it would take. I took a deep breath, slowly removing my tank top and stepping out of my sleep shorts. I noticed him watching me before I crossed my arms over my chest, aware of his gaze. I could tell he was taking in the cuts, bruises, and hickeys on my body.“Wow, you look absolutely stunning, even m

Seraphina Even though Alexander tried his best, I felt like I should have died. But thanks to the moon goddess, it didn’t happen. I was just a puppet on a string for her.I woke up to the morning light with an unusual sense of peace. My body was starting to recover, the visible wounds healing, though the emotional scars would linger as long as I allowed them. For the first time, I woke up without worries.“Hey, marry me today,” Alexander mumbled, still half-asleep. I turned to face him, noting that his eyes were still closed and the sheet rested just below his belly button. I had slept remarkably well and felt completely refreshed.“Are you for real?” I chuckled softly, easing myself onto my hands, a grin spreading across my face.“Yeah, I’m totally serious,” he replied.“Sure,” I said, grinning even though he couldn’t see it. At last, he opened his eyes and pulled me close, inviting me to rest my head on his tattooed chest. I traced my fingers over the cursive names hidden within hi

Seraphina Alexander casually took the diamond-encrusted band from Jamie and slid it onto my finger, placing it next to the beautiful engagement ring. It was exactly what I had hoped for—and more."We've seen the love between these two firsthand, and it's been evident for as long as I can remember. No matter what challenges life throws at them, they always find their way back to each other." Jeremiah paused, clearing his throat. "If anyone has a reason to object, speak now or forever hold your peace."Alexander gave me a nod and a smirk, clearly unfazed by the silence from the crowd. He was confident, knowing that no one would dare challenge him. "I now pronounce you Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gomez," Jeremiah declared. "Go ahead and give your bride a kiss."At last, the guests erupted in cheers, howls, whistles, and applause. Alexander leaned in and placed a gentle kiss on my lips, keeping it tender and understated despite the audience. I grinned, barely containing my excitement as his l

Hugo "Don't worry, it'll pass. Just a little bug," she said, sitting up and casually tucking her red hair behind her ear, as if I had caught her off guard. I glanced at her, and the longer I did, the more it seemed like she wasn't a fan of it.I plopped down on the edge of her bed and just observed her. "If I can tell you're lying, I have no idea how you managed to fool Dad," I remarked. "We're like twins, and our stories are pretty much identical."Anastasia folded her arms and replied, "I don't have a tell," her go-to response whenever she knew I was right. She was just being rebellious, if you ask me."Yeah, you totally do. You know, that little eyebrow raise you do when you're not being completely honest. Oh, by the way, your heartbeat seems to be picking up speed," I remarked with a hint of sarcasm, gesturing towards my ears. She gave an exasperated look, her expression turning somber as she considered whether or not to share what had happened with me. She was really straightfor