All Chapters of The Luna from the Future: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Seraphine’s Point of View "Cassius..." I continued to weep for my fallen husband even as I felt someone hoisting me up from the ground. "Come on, Raph. Cassius is already dead. Let's get you back to your room." I bristled at Maximus’ words. I slapped his reaching hands away from me as I took a step away from him. My grief and anger are getting the best of me. My mind is swirling with violent thoughts as I glared at my husband's murderer. "Step the fuck away from me, you traitorous bastard!" I shouted at him, pouring all my anger and pain on it as much as I could. I need an outlet for all the emotions that are occupying my whole being, because if I bottle it up inside me, it might explode tragically. "Seraphine. It has to be done." His words did nothing but enrage me even more. "Fuck you, Wilder! Just fuck you! I don't know what you want to achieve by killing my mate, but I'm telling you, you won't ever succeed on it! No traitorous bastard ever succeeds in their evil dee

Seraphine's Point of View It's so weird returning to my twelve-year old self with my twenty-nine years old mind. I could still remember how I was during my younger years— immature, sharp-tongue, and a fiery temper. It just lessened as I grew older, until I met Cassius and my temper got the best of me most of the time but it eventually matured when we fell in love with each other. My heart twinged a bit at the reminder of my mate. I wouldn't meet him until later when I was sixteen. That's four years from now. The thought of seeing his younger self makes me nervous, yet I still yearn to see his face and feel his presence. For the one week that had passed since he died, I continued to see his lifeless blue eyes looking at me. Even in my dreams, it still haunted me. So when I woke up every morning, my wolf had been itching to break free and run far away- away from the man who had killed our mate. I suddenly bristled when I realized something. My wolf... I can't feel her. The re

Cassius' Point of View I pressed my ears on the door of the meeting room at the homestead just to hear clearly what the Elders and my parents are talking about this time. It's been a while since they had a meeting that made my parents so tense. So it is no wonder I'm curious beyond what's right, and which is why I'm secretly listening to the meeting. I am the soon to be Alpha of our pack, of the honorable Silvercrest Pack. Our family has been leading it for centuries and so far, no one has been able to take it away from us. None of the members had any issues with how our family leads as well, nor did they have the guts to protest if there ever was. It's not like anyone's capable of leading our pack aside from us. So it's really not that much of a worry. "Is everyone here already?" I heard my father's deep and commanding voice speak. A series of 'yes, Alpha' resounded across the room. "Alright. Elder Sebastian? You can start with your report." "Thank you, Alpha," I pressed mys

Seraphine's Point of View Was it a premonition? It feels so real in my dreams. The sight of him marrying another woman whose face is blurred, them speaking their vows, and then the long, intimate kiss they shared... What prompted my mind to dream about it? And then suddenly, a thought struck up in my mind. What if I changed some things here in my second life, some things from the past change? What if the changes I did affected the others? The Moon Goddess didn't guarantee that things will remain the same when I return to the living realm, just that I will return to the root of the problem and change the future. What if... even the smallest change results in an entirely different course of events? What if it changed something that has always been constant to me? Fear struck my whole being, my chest constricting painfully at the thought of my mate, Cassius, having another mate in this lifetime. Cassius having a different girl in his arms, Cassius looking fondly at the girl,

Cassius' Point of View "Try smiling, you know? You won't lose anything if you smile." I looked up, arching an eyebrow at her. "I know. I just don't feel like smiling. Besides, as much as you look hot when angry, I'd rather avoid making you jealous. You're as scary as you're hot when mad with jealousy." She scoffed and lightly smacked my arms. "As if I'd get jealous over a swooning girl just seeing you smile when I'd already seen you naked and moaning?" I spluttered inelegantly at her blunt remark. She laughed at my expression. "Hey! Where did my demure — go? She would never speak plebeian remarks like that!" "Oh come off it, you blubbering idiot of an Alpha. I was never demure; we both know that. Besides, I'm just countering your point earlier. You haven't properly retaliated, so I'll ask you again: why would I be jealous of girls when they see you smile and start giggling like teenagers, when I have been your bedmate for more than two years already?" My heart skipped a b