All Chapters of Reclaiming The Rejected Luna’s Heart: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Wendy’s Point of ViewThe voices started quietly, like a gentle breeze in my ear. But as I focused on listening, they got clearer, and I could tell they were urgent - and private. My whole body tensed up. I'd learned a lot since entering this area, but this was different. Something made me think this was important. My gut feelings are usually right.Slowly, I bent down, the cool night air touching me. I stayed in the dark as I moved closer, making sure nobody saw me. The quiet talking was coming from behind the flowers, where big groups of wild roses blocked the view. I stood on my toes, breathing quietly and lightly as I held the small knife in my belt tightly. I wasn't going to let my guard down when Alpha Sirius was around.Looking around a low branch, I stopped. Two men were in the open area, their formal clothes showing they were Moonlight Pack guards. Guards who had taken Alpha Sirius into this area. My stomach got nervous. What was Sirius doing here, away from home, and so late

Wendy's POVI stepped further into the room, feeling the heavy silence weighing me down. My eyes fixed on Rosina. Now, she looked... different. Her messy hair, dirty face, and quick movements made her seem wild and on edge, like she was searching for something.Her big, surprised eyes looked at me, but the shock only lasted a moment. Then, like a switch had been flipped, her face changed, twisting into a scowl. Under her breath, I could almost hear the disgust pouring out of her like poison. Anger. It came off her in waves, filling the room like a separate thing that wanted notice.“Wendy.” she said angrily, standing up straight to scare me. “What are you doing here?”I didn’t react, though her harsh words were meant to hurt. I was no longer the weak person she could bully. Calmly, I looked around the room—taking my time to let the awkwardness build between us. The mess was clear. Furniture was out of place. Drawers were open. Papers were scattered everywhere. It looked like someone h

George's POVWendy.That name kept popping up in my mind, even when I tried to forget it. Now, as I walked through the busy halls of the Shadow Fang Pack's hospital, it wasn't just her name I couldn't stop thinking about, but her voice. The way she used our mental connection was disturbing. It didn't feel right. Not after everything we'd been through. That bond between us shouldn't be there anymore. And yet, it was.The door to the sick room creaked as I opened it. My eyes found her right away. Wendy sat on the edge of a plain white bed, her right arm still as a nurse put a cool cream on her hurt shoulder. She didn't move when the nurse touched her, even though the burn marks from the wolvesbane were deep in her skin. Her long hair was pulled back, her familiar green eyes far away, hiding the pain she felt.“Your Highness.” the healer said respectfully, stepping back as soon as she saw me standing there.“Is she okay?” I asked, still looking at Wendy.“She’ll get better, but the burn—

Brittany's POVWhen Rosina's head went into the dark cellar, I didn't wait. My hands shook a bit as I grabbed the old door and closed it fast. The noise was loud in the room, but I made myself stay still. I reached under the shelf nearby and got a small mat, then quickly put it over the hidden door, so it looked like part of the floor. I was breathing fast and could hear the sound of footsteps coming near.The smell. The smell! The soldiers' keen senses would catch Rosina's scent in seconds if I didn't act fast. I opened the kitchen cabinet and grabbed a small bottle of strong perfume - not the light, flowery kind I normally wear, but the thick, heavy kind that can fill a room. I opened it and sprayed a lot, almost using up the whole bottle in the small area. The air got thick with the strong smell, and I coughed, waving my hand in front of my face.Focus, Brittany. Get it together.I put the perfume down, took a deep breath, and walked to the door just as a loud knock came through it

Rosina's POVMy lungs hurt as I walked through the thick bushes. The smell of pine and wet dirt filled my nose, very different from the nice smell of George's home. Every time a leaf moved or a stick broke, it made me very nervous.I know George. He won't let me get away that easily. He'll send his best trackers, the meanest wolves in his pack, and they won't give up.I had to keep moving.Time felt like forever as I walked through the tough land. My muscles hurt a lot, but I didn't listen to them. Each step I took was a win, a way of saying no to the Alpha King who thought he could boss me around.Then, I heard it. A quiet sound that was almost too soft to hear, carried by the wind. It was the signal. My heart jumped with a mix of relief and fear. Logan.I gave the planned reply, a slightly higher sound that went through the trees. I waited, watching closely, looking for any sign of movement in the dark.A person came out of the dark, standing out against the spotted moonlight shinin