All Chapters of The Plus size luna: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Alph P.O.VPale moonlight filtered through above the canopy; we moved quietly through the forest, throwing eerie shadows upon the ground. My heart seemed to pound in my chest; every muscle tensed. Leo was out there, and with him, the civilian pack-wolves created by coercion, turned from humans by the strain of their existence; forever driven by rage and a bloodlust, they could no longer be the people they once were. Now they had become something far darker, something twisted. Leo was at their helm.Beside me, Martin and Trevor moved in silence, their faces equally drawn with a grim determination. We needed to find Leo, stop him before this got any worse. The fragile peace between the wolves and the humans had always been on the edge of shattering, but Leo was about to smash it to smithereens. And if that happened, everything that we had all fought for would be torn asunder."We're close," Martin whispered, his voice barely audible over the wind rustling through the trees.I nodded, my

"There are so many." Coreen hissed when she saw the next civilian pack she did not expect that they were a lot. And there are so many against them.Adam stepped in front of Sarah and her pack, panting hard, all his muscles tightened, watching her every movement. She was quick to attack, all sudden and swift and accurate, but Adam was prepared for this experience. The release of powers between them seemed to send waves reverberating through the clearing, every thrust of power forcing the tension within to rise. His head ran busy in his thoughts: *I have to bring this to an end, before the eclipse reaches its peak.*He could feel the tensions mounting in his body under the strains, but it was too late now. He caught Sarah's wrist in mid-swipe, twisted her arm, letting her lose her balance. She snarled and her eyes burnt with fury."You should have left this place alone," she growled as she threw herself free and circulated around him again, her movements calculated now. "You can't stop

Alex gripped the essence of the eclipse in his hands, the dark power surged through his body. The air around him crackled and grew thick with tension. He smiled, twisted, curving around his lips, a smile that eclipsed the world for the moment. Alongside him Leo grinned, equally proud, his face heaven-to-toe in pride for his father. They had what they desired: control over the eclipse, the most forceful energy known to wolves."Alexander, please! Maxine is still your daughter!" Miranda's voice broke through the silence, each word bleeding with desperation. She was pleading to her former mate, reaching out to the man that once cared for her and their family.But Alex's features were harsh and unyielding, bearing no expression of regret. He looked down upon Leo before directing his gaze to Sarah slumped on the ground, her body battered and her spirit broken, yet with eyes torn between loyalty towards her father and the need to do the right thing."I have a son," Alex said in a voice drip

Maxine P.O.V The Hampton Pack was dressed in black, standing in a circle as their faces reflected the grief and loss. I never called him "Dad." Not once. And everything I wanted to ask him, everything I wanted to say about how much I appreciated everything he did as an Alpha-for our pack, for us, myself-were never spoken. And with this, as the coffin of Ador was placed on the earth, I felt that finality was like a hook to the stomach.My mother stood by my side, shaking with soft sobbing. She could not accept that. None of us could. It had happened too fast. That is all it was-happening too fast-and now we are left here picking up pieces of shattered reality. I let her cry, knowing no words could soothe the pain. But the truth was, I was just as broken. I couldn't bear it when Ador, the only father figure I ever knew, disappeared into the earth.I turned to Alph. His face was stone-cold. His back was straight as he stared straight ahead. He was dressed in all black, like the rest of

"Alph, now that you're the Alpha of this pack," Trevor began, slouching in the old leather chair. His sharp eyes twinkled with curiosity. "Why not find your mate?”Alph rested his elbows on his knees and looked straight ahead at the flickering flames dancing in the fireplace. The question was innocuous enough, yet somehow it made him ill-at-ease. His jawline tightened a mite as he considered Trevor's words."Can't just find one," Alph said, his voice firm yet detached. "Leave it to destiny."Trevor raised an eyebrow, clearly unimpressed. "Destiny sucks. Finding is the easy way to find one," Martin chimed in from his spot on the couch, tossing a small wooden token between his hands. His playful demeanor didn't mask the truth in his words."Easy isn't always better," Alph whispered, standing up and walking toward the window. He needed space. The air inside the room felt too thick, too stifling from the weight of their carefree conversation, which to him was anything but carefree in any