All Chapters of My ex-Luna came back for revenge: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Alpha GaiusThe moment I walked into the room and saw Evelyn’s back turned to me, her posture rigid as she busied herself with the bookshelf, I felt the weight of my guilt settle heavier than ever. She didn’t even look at me, and it cut deeper than any blade ever could. I closed the door softly behind me, as if the sound would somehow make her turn around, acknowledge me, but she didn’t. I sighed, running a hand through my hair, the silence in the room suffocating. "Evelyn," I said softly, my voice almost hesitant, "we need to talk." She didn’t stop moving, her hands tracing along the spines of the books, but I could see the tension in her shoulders. "Do we, Gaius? Or is this another one-sided conversation where you try to fix things your way while shutting me out?" Her words stung, but I couldn’t argue with the truth in them. "I know I’ve been distant. I know I’ve… made mistakes." I took a step closer, my boots heavy against the wooden floor. "But you’ve been avoiding me too, E

GaiusThe room was suffocatingly silent as I stood before the council, their faces cold and unyielding. The weight of their judgment hung heavy in the air. My gaze flicked to Evelyn, seated in the corner, her hands clenched into fists on her lap. I could see the storm brewing in her eyes. She didn’t agree with this, and she wasn’t about to stay silent. “Alpha Gaius,” one of the elders said, his voice sharp and commanding. “You have been found guilty of breaching the pack’s rules—rules that keep order and safety within our community. Do you have anything to say in your defense before we pass judgment?” I swallowed hard. My voice felt trapped in my throat, but I forced it out. “I didn’t break those rules out of rebellion. I did what I thought was right. If that makes me guilty, so be it, but I won’t apologize for protecting myself.” Alpha Trey, sitting smugly at the head of the council, let out a low growl of disdain. “Protecting yourself? From what? Accountability? The rules are t

EvelynThe dream came in flashes, vivid and warm, like sunlight filtering through the canopy of an endless forest. I was a child again, my tiny hand wrapped securely in my mother's. Her laughter filled the air, light and melodic, as she swung me around, her golden hair glowing like a halo in the sunlight."Evelyn, my star," she said, her voice a soothing lullaby. "Always remember, no matter what, you are loved." The warmth of her touch, the brightness of her smile—it all felt so real. But then, as dreams often do, it turned dark. The laughter faded, the forest seemed to grow colder, and her hand slipped from mine. I called out to her, screaming her name, but she just disappeared into the shadows. The sound of my own voice shattered the dream, dragging me back to reality. I woke up with a start, my chest heaving as I sat up, clutching the blanket like it was a lifeline. My heart pounded erratically, the remnants of the dream still clinging to me like cobwebs.“Evelyn," Gaius’s voice

Evelyn. The sun spilled through the tall windows, gilding the corners of the room in soft gold as I paced the length of it. My restless steps mirrored the whirlwind of thoughts in my mind. Alpha Gaius was out again, attending to the unending needs of the pack, and I was left to wrestle with the weight of my new reality.I pressed my palm against my stomach, a subconscious gesture. The life growing within me was a fragile miracle, a tiny thread that tethered me to the future, yet it filled me with fear. Could I truly protect it? Could I protect myself?The memories of my recent shifts haunted me. The raw power, the uncontrollable rage—it all felt foreign, as though I had become a stranger within my own body. Alpha Gaius had promised to help me understand it, to be there for me, but deep down, I couldn't shake the gnawing guilt. How long would I lean on him? On everyone?My gaze shifted to the clock. There was little time left before my arranged meeting. I grabbed my shawl, wrapping it

Evelyn. The study was quieter than usual, but the tension in the air was deafening. I sat at my desk, staring at the ledger in front of me. It was a detailed breakdown of the fine imposed by the council, and it was damning. Every column of numbers chipped away at my patience, but the real damage was in the final total.Paying this fine would cripple us. I leaned back in my chair, dragging a hand down my face. I wasn’t just furious; I was helpless. The council's judgment hadn’t been about fairness—it was a calculated move by Alpha Cyrus, and I could almost hear his smug laughter echoing in my mind. This wasn’t just a fine; it was a weapon aimed at my pack.“Gaius?” Evelyn’s soft voice broke through my thoughts.I glanced up. She stood near the doorway, hesitant but determined. She was good at that—reading the room, knowing when I needed space and when I needed her. Right now, I wasn’t sure what I needed.“Come in,” I said, my voice rougher than I intended.She stepped forward cautious