All Chapters of The Luna from the Future: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Seraphine’s Point of ViewThe Bloodmoon Pack’s town was just a kilometer away from where the fight occurred, so it didn’t take us that long to arrive there.All the remaining members of their pack were tied up and sedated to sleep, and the Generals put them in the wagon where the other three were currently unconscious.It was quite terrifying to enter the lion’s den who had planned to abduct me and my parents months ago for their own nefarious plot. But having the Alpha and Luna with us makes it comforting as well, because they radiate safety even from a distance. Cassius helped a lot as well, with his steady presence that was always either behind me, or beside me. Even George’s impassive look was comforting. Any semblance of familiarity is enough to comfort me right now.“Who are you?” The man guarding the gate asked, his eyebrows furrowed deeply as he scanned us with narrowed eyes.“Tell your Alpha and Luna that the Silvercrest Pack’s Alpha and Luna are here, along with some Council

Seraphine’s Point of ViewI sighed for the nth time, turning sideways on my bed and looking at nowhere. It’s been four days since we returned home, and four days since the public execution for the Luna happened. Alpha Desmond had been stripped of his place in the Council and had been banished to the rogue wolves. It turns out, they’ve been plotting behind our backs while they have shown in front of us how agreeable they are to everything that Alpha Eros and Luna Eunice were saying. It’s another betrayal from them, so our leaders didn’t hesitate to punish them accordingly.When they learned of what Luna Margaux did to me, they decided for a public execution. Alpha Desmond was banished to the rogue wolves because he tried to fight us one more time. She was supposed to have the same punishment as her husband, but General Van informed us that Luna Margaux had attacked him from behind, which almost cost him his life if it weren’t for his fast instinct. He just got knocked off when he thre

Seraphine’s Point of ViewMy plan came to a halt when, a week later, Cassius was tested positive for the unknown disease plaguing the Bloodmoon Pack. I felt my whole world crumble into pieces when Luster delivered the news to me, his face the picture of devastation. I hurried to the Homestead to find out if Luster is just making fun of me or not, only to learn from the Alpha and Luna themselves that Cassius is indeed positive. And we haven’t found the cure yet.So for the past two weeks since finding out Cassius has been infected by the disease, my parents and I have worked endlessly to make a vaccine and find out a cure. The Bloodmoon Pack’s Healer only had a few notes about the disease; the symptoms are one of them, which is how my parents found out about it when Luna Eunice asked them to check her youngest son because he'd been feeling rather ill for quite some time, and that fucking idiot just hid it so well that no one notice— not even me.So I devoured all the books I'd gotten

Seraphine’s Point of View“I DID IT! I FOUND THE CURE!” I yelled as soon as I barged inside Cassius’ room, panting heavily as I stopped in front of the bed.“Mom! Dad! What are you waiting for? Make him drink this!” I exclaimed, showing the vial of the cure I managed to brew. Neither of them moved to get it from me, still hugging each other tightly.I looked around the room and saw the Alpha and Luna kneeling beside Cassius’ bed, Luster and Leilani on the other side, crying together. Dread filled my system as I looked at Cassius’ sleeping form.“No...” I mumbled, approaching Cassius’ bed. I ignored everyone’s words telling me to put on the safety clothes first. I stopped in front of Cassius, sitting just beside him. I uncorked the vial, held Cassius’ jaw and forced him to drink it. After that, I pulled a syringe out of my pocket and located the veins in his hands. I injected more of the cure into it, then I held his wrist where his pulse was located.No pulse.I shook my head vehement

Maximus stared disbelievingly at the cake that had fallen on the floor when Seraphine sprinted off back to the Homestead. Luster quickly followed her, not even wishing him a happy birthday. He let out a scoff. ‘Is she that excited to see Silverton awake that she didn’t even bother handing the cake to me before she ran?’ There was an ache in his chest as he continued staring at the wasted cake. It was his favorite chocolate mousse— one of the most expensive cakes in the Emporium. “Maybe... maybe she was just so happy because Silverton is finally awake after months of waiting,” Maximus mumbled, as if trying to convince himself that his best friend— the person she loved the most in this world— hadn’t forgotten him just because of another guy. “Yes. That’s just it. She’ll return later after she talks with Silverton.” He nodded to himself as he crouched down and cleaned up the fallen cake. He threw it in the garbage with a heavy heart, but believing that his best friend would come