All Chapters of Revenge Of The Forgotten Luna: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

~IVORY~I raced toward the packhouse, driven by a gut feeling that something was definitely wrong. Reaching Riley’s room, I caught her scent drifting from the dining alcove nearby. There she sat, her gaze downcast, absentmindedly stirring her spoon through her food. Sia was there too, hovering by her side with a smug look on her face, since she was the maid assigned to Riley.My sudden entrance drew their attention, and Riley’s face instantly lit up with a cheerful smile. “Maya!” she exclaimed, clearly delighted to see me. I walked over to her, forcing a small smile in return, while I noticed Sia’s expression shift to one of nervousness, her eyes widening as if she had never expected anyone to be there.There was something about Riley that tugged at my heart. The pain of growing up without a mother was all too familiar, and seeing it in her made my heart ache. Nothing could compare to the trauma. I snatched the spoon from her hand, giving it a quick sniff, then glanced down at her pl

(Evans)Letting my curiosity get the better of me, I asked, “What do you mean? Why did Alpha Alaric penalize her so quickly without looking into it? What if he judged wrongly?”I wasn’t sure I could truly trust Beta Kaiden. The same man who had dragged Ivory with no mercy yet still claimed to be her cousin. He couldn’t even show his pity, considering that he was privileged to be in the position of beta because of his relationship with her. It was all too painful to see. Ivory never deserved such treatment, no matter what. And even if the claims were right, she was still Luna, and she should’ve had a proper send-off; even a rogue didn’t deserve such harsh degrading. I wanted to dig into the case deeper, to get justice for her, but Alpha Alaric’s judgment was final, and no one dared question him. Only great petitions could sway his decisions. “But you have always known Ivory almost your whole life. You didn’t believe she could do it, even if the entire world believed otherwise… Or did

~ King Zeeb~ I was walking toward the fiesta grounds when the familiar scent of pine cones filled my senses. Before I could turn, she slipped out from the shadows, trailing her manicured fingers from my lips down to my chest. “What is this behavior, Aurora?” I asked, suppressing a wave of disgust and swatting her hand away. “This can’t go on. Stay within your boundaries. I was drunk! Don’t you get the memo?” She scoffed, an almost mocking smile twisting her lips. “Drunk? Twice, King? Come up with a better excuse. You can pretend all you want, but I know how good we made each other feel. That memory stays with me.” I clenched my jaw, barely holding back my anger. I’d only tolerated her because she was Heather’s best friend. A single reckless mistake, and now she thinks she has a claim on me. “I can’t believe this,” she spat, her voice slightly rising. “First you left me for Adeline, and now you want to do the same with Maya? I see it in your eyes that you want her. But don't you re

~Ivory~The heat rising in my body was undeniable. His scent engulfed me, pulling me in. I wanted to feel him against me, I wanted him to mark me as his, to let the world know who I belonged to, but then Alaric’s face flashed in my eyes, flooding like disoriented lights.I wanted to move away from the King as far as I could, but there was something that kept sparking deep within me. My wolf, who had become almost dormant.I could sense her trying to awaken. Her desire was building up like blocks, but I didn’t want to feed on it.“Why did you come?” the King asked, his question unsettling me to the core. A sudden haze clouded my mind, and I found myself wondering how I’d even ended up in his territory. It was baffling, almost surreal the more I thought about it.I stammered, unsure of how to answer, my anxiety heightening as he asked who sent me. His presence suddenly felt overwhelming, his hot breath fanning against my earlobe. I shivered, goosebumps pricking my skin.His eyes darted

~IVORY~I could feel his worry radiating through the room, very visible in the tightness of his shoulders and the hurried gestures he made as he spoke. I found myself genuinely concerned. I watched him from the corner of my eye, careful not to make my curiosity too obvious, yet I couldn’t take my gaze away.I tracked his movements as he finished speaking with the man across the room, hastily making his way toward his chambers. “Excuse me for a moment, Maya; I need to do something quick,” Heather said casually and walked away in a hurry. “I'm staying here.” Riley smiled at me, yanking my arms as I smiled back at her innocence. “It's ok, Riley. I'm right here with you.” I nodded to Heather as I watched her walk away. My curiosity deepened, pulling me like a magnet. I wanted to understand what troubled him so much. I wanted to help, to somehow shoulder the weight he was carrying, although I knew how dangerous that urge could be. Espe