All Chapters of LUNE: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Lune lay in bed, feeling a strange yet profound sense of peace. Her body ached from the intensity of the past day, but it was a reminder of how much had changed. She felt different now—stronger, more connected, like she had been reborn into a new version of herself. It wasn’t just the physical changes that came with the marking; it was the emotional connection that now bound her to Arlo in a way she had never experienced before.She could feel his presence, his emotions, even without him saying a word. A soft warmth radiated from him, a sense of calm that washed over her, reassuring her that everything was right. It was surreal, knowing that they were now connected so deeply, bound not just by their marriage but by something primal and eternal.Her hand instinctively moved to the side of her neck, brushing over the place where Arlo had marked her. The skin still tingled, and the memory of his bite was vivid in her mind—pain and pleasure intertwined. She had become his in every sense,

A few days after the unsettling threat, Lune was surprised when there was a knock at the door, and the maid announced that her parents had come to visit. Lune’s heart skipped a beat. She hadn’t seen them since the wedding, and their arrival felt both unexpected and comforting.As she walked down the stairs to greet them, she felt a mixture of emotions—excitement, nervousness, and a slight tension from the recent threats hanging in the air. But the moment she saw her mother’s warm smile and her father’s familiar gaze, she felt a rush of relief.“Mom! Dad!” Lune called, rushing forward to hug them both. Her mother wrapped her arms around her, and her father gave her a gentle, reassuring smile.“Oh, Lune,” her mother said, holding her close. “We’ve missed you so much! Look at you—you’re practically glowing.”Her father nodded in agreement, his hand resting comfortingly on her shoulder. “You’ve grown so much, Lune. It’s so good to see you happy.”Lune felt her heart warm at their words. “

When they returned to the hotel, the warmth and quiet of the suite felt like an invitation to unwind after a long day of exploring. Arlo moved closer to Lune, brushing his fingers along her arm as he leaned in. But the moment he brought his lips close, he felt her body tense, and Lune took a small, instinctive step back. Arlo paused, noticing the look of unease flicker across her face, and felt a pang of worry. “Lune…” he murmured softly, reaching for her hand, “is this because of the last time?” His voice was laced with concern, and he searched her eyes for any hint of the discomfort he feared he’d caused her. Lune hesitated, glancing down as she nodded. “It’s just… it was all so new and intense, and I wasn’t expecting it to be like that. It surprised me.” Arlo’s expression softened, a touch of regret crossing his face as he gently pulled her closer, his voice tender. “Lune, I’m so sorry. The first time… it was overwhelming for me too. The mating bond between us was so powerful

As Lune wandered through the halls of the estate, the weight of Marcus’s words settled heavily on her shoulders. Each step felt more burdensome than the last, the uncertainty gnawing at her spirit. She replayed the conversation in her mind, feeling more unwanted and isolated with every recollection. The truth began to take root in her heart: she was an outsider in a world where her human heritage was viewed as a liability. The whispers she had heard, the sidelong glances, the judgments—it all made her feel like a burden to Arlo, not the strong Luna he needed by his side.In that moment, a thought crystallized in her mind: perhaps the best course of action would be to leave for a while. If her presence was causing friction within the pack, maybe stepping away would allow everyone to breathe a little easier. She could clear her head and reassess her place in this world, giving herself the space to understand how to move forward. The idea of going to visit her parents became more appeali

As Arlo continued to drive, his mind raced back to the threatening text Lune had received. The words echoed in his mind, each syllable sending a chill down his spine: "You think you can be happy after taking something that isn't yours? No, you can't, and I won't let that happen. I will make sure to strip your happiness like you did to mine. Watch your back."The anger he had felt when Lune first shared the message surged anew. Who could be so cruel? Who would threaten his Luna? The thought gnawed at him, intensifying his sense of urgency. He had vowed to protect her, to shield her from any harm, and the very idea that someone was out to hurt her made his blood boil.He recalled Lune’s frightened expression as she read the message aloud, her voice trembling. She had tried to maintain her composure, but he could see the fear behind her eyes, and it broke his heart. He had assured her that they would face it together, that he wouldn’t let anything happen to her. But now, as he sat behind