All Chapters of My ex-Luna came back for revenge: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Evelyn's pov.“They’re working with the Shadow.” The words came out from Victor's cracked lips, his voice trembling as though he could barely speak them out loud. His eyes scanned around the dim room, his shoulders slumping in defeat, but Gaius's presence, standing tall in front of him, seemed to suffocate any hope he might have had left. It's obvious that the man was nothing more than a pawn, but he had information we needed.Gaius’s gaze never shifted from him, it kept lingering, his green eyes sharp and unforgiving. "The Shadow?" he repeated, his voice low, filled with a dangerous tone. "Explain yourself."I stood off to the side, my arms folded tightly across my chest, anger still boiling inside of me. I couldn’t let it show—I needed to remain focused. But everything in me wanted to scream, to hit something, to make this man tell us everything we needed to know right this moment. The image of Clara's smug face from the television screen still ached in my mind, the fury rising onc

Gauis“We’ll need to move quickly,” Adam said, his voice cutting through the tense air. He stood across from me, his brow furrowed, the map of the safe house spread across the table between us. “If this intel is accurate, they’ll be expecting someone—maybe not us, but someone.”“They’ll be ready,” Lisa added, her arms crossed as she leaned against the wall. Her sharp eyes scanned the room, lingering on me for a moment. “And if this ledger is as important as Raven claimed, they won’t hesitate to kill anyone who gets too close.”“I don’t plan on giving them the chance,” I said firmly, my tone leaving no room for argument.The room fell silent for a moment, the weight of the mission settling over all of us. The safe house wasn’t just any location—it was a stronghold, heavily fortified and swarming with Cyrus’s men. The risk was high, but the reward was greater. The ledger held the key to unraveling his operations, a chance to expose his alliances and cut off his power at the roots.Adam

Evelyn“Start talking,” I demanded, my arms crossed as I stood at the edge of the infirmary. My father sat hunched over a small table, the leather-bound ledger open before him. A guard stood by the door, his presence a silent reminder that James Knight was still far from being trusted.My father glanced up, his sunken eyes flickering with weariness, but there was defiance in them too. “You don’t waste time, do you?”“I’ve wasted enough of it on you,” I shot back. “You said you could interpret the ledger. So do it.”Gaius, standing just behind me, stepped forward. His voice was calm, but there was steel beneath it. “Every second you stall is another second those children remain in danger. If you know something, you’d better speak now.”James’s hands trembled slightly as he traced the faint ink on the page. “This… isn’t just a ledger,” he began, his voice low. “It’s a map. Each entry corresponds to locations Cyrus has used for his operations. Some are warehouses. Others… detention cente

EvelynThe tension in the air was heavy as Clara was dragged into the packhouse, her wrists bound and her head held high despite the murmurs of the guards surrounding her. My wolf stirred uneasily as I watched her approach, her face pale but determined, her lips pressed into a firm line."Put her there," Gaius ordered, his voice a low growl. He pointed to the chair in the center of the room, his eyes blazing with fury. The guards shoved Clara down, and she didn’t resist, though her sharp gaze immediately sought me out."Evelyn," she said, her voice trembling but defiant. "I didn’t kill your child. You have to believe me."My chest tightened at her words, and for a moment, the memory of the pain—the devastating loss—threatened to overwhelm me. I clenched my fists, willing myself to stay calm. “Why would I believe anything you say?” I replied, my tone colder than I felt.“I didn’t do it,” Clara repeated, her voice rising slightly as if the constant insistence could make it true.“Liar,”

GauisThe cold mountain wind hit my face as I stood with my warriors, the night covering us in shadows. Below, the faint glimmer of lights from Cyrus’s hidden fortress flickered like the embers of a dying fire. But this wasn’t a fire meant to be snuffed out—it was a storm waiting to ignite.“Alpha Gaius,” Adam said, his voice low as he crouched beside me. “The scouts confirm the defenses are active. Tripwires, motion sensors, and patrols at every entrance.”I nodded, my jaw tightening. “Exactly what we expected. They’ll be waiting for a full-scale assault.”“And we’ll give it to them,” Adam said, a grim smile tugging at his lips.I turned, my eyes scanning the group of Alphas who had come to stand with me. Their faces were stern, their resolve palpable. They’d brought warriors, supplies, and most importantly, the strength of their alliances. This wasn’t just my fight—it was ours.“Listen up,” I said, my voice cutting through the tense air. “Cyrus thinks his walls will protect him, b