Lahat ng Kabanata ng A Luna's Return:Her Return Will Lift The Curse: Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

Cecilia’s POV"You owe me, Cecilia."Kyle’s voice was low, smooth, but there was something dangerous underneath it. Something sharp.I leaned back, crossing my legs as I watched him. "Of course. And you’ll get what’s yours."Kyle smirked, swirling the whiskey in his glass. "I intend to."I raised a brow. "What do you want?"He tilted his head slightly, his dark eyes studying me. "First things first—I want power. Real power. Not just being some Beta sitting on the sidelines of another pack. I want a seat in Ezekiel’s chambers."I exhaled slowly. "You want a place at his table?""I don’t want a place, Cecilia," Kyle corrected, leaning forward. "I want influence. I want a say in decisions. I want control."I tapped my nails against the glass in my hand. "And how do you expect me to make that happen?""You will," he said simply. "Once Kailey is out of the picture, once you are back in Ezekiel’s life, you’ll have the power to put me exactly where I need to be."I considered it.Kyle was sm

Cecilia’s POVI leaned back in my chair, exhaling slowly. Something felt… off. I couldn’t put my finger on it, but it had been clawing at the back of my mind all day. A nagging feeling, a whisper of something wrong.I shook it off and grabbed the radio on my desk, pressing the button.“James, get to my office. Now.”A second of silence, then his steady voice came through. “On my way, Alpha.”I set the radio down, running a hand through my hair. The Moonlight Festival was coming up fast, and I should’ve been focused on finalizing the last details. Instead, my thoughts kept circling back to Auren.Auren was strong for his age—faster than the other pups, sharper. He had the instincts of a warrior, but he was still a child. My child. And I wasn’t about to take any risks, especially not now.A sharp knock on the door snapped me out of my thoughts.“Come in,” I called.James stepped inside, closing the door behind him. His expression was calm, focused, like always. That’s why I trusted him.

James’s POV All I wanted to do was get back to the pack and tell Alpha Ezekiel everything I had found out. Every single detail mattered, and I knew he needed to hear it as soon as possible. My heart was pounding as I made my way back to the packhouse, my legs moving fast as if my urgency could somehow make the Alpha’s meeting end quicker. The moment I stepped inside, I didn’t waste time. I went straight for Alpha Ezekiel’s office. The guards at the door straightened the moment they saw me. “Beta James,” one of them greeted with a nod, as always. “Is Alpha Ezekiel inside?” I asked, already knowing the answer but still hoping for a miracle. “He is,” the other guard confirmed. “He’s in a meeting with some other Alphas. It’s a serious discussion, so we can’t let anyone in.” I clenched my jaw. “Shit,” I muttered under my breath. This was important, but I knew the rules. No one was allowed to interrupt Alpha Ezekiel once he was in a meeting. Not even me. “Let me know the second he’s do

Ezekiel’s POVEverything just happened so fast and sudden. One moment, I was finishing up a meeting with my elders, and the next, James was about to say something when he just collapsed.I stood there for a second, completely stunned. James never—never—fell sick. Not once in all the years I’d known him. My Beta was as strong as they came, a man who could take down three warriors without breaking a sweat. But now? He was on the floor, completely still, his breathing shallow. My heart pounded.“Get the healer! Now!” I ordered, my voice sharp, cutting through the stunned silence.The warriors in the room moved immediately, two of them running out while the others gathered around James. I knelt beside him, shaking his shoulder. “James! Wake up!”He didn’t move.A sharp anger bubbled in my chest, but I pushed it down. Anger wouldn’t help him right now. My eyes scanned his face—he wasn’t sweating, but his skin was too pale. I clenched my jaw. Was it something he ate?I stood up, turning tow

Kailey’s POV Kailey went back to her room, still in shock. She always knew Cecilia was cruel, but poisoning someone? That was a whole new level of evil. She paced back and forth, her hands clenched into fists. She had to make sure Ezekiel got rid of Cecilia before it was too late. If she didn’t do something soon, her son, Auren—the rightful heir to the throne—might not survive Cecilia’s wickedness.She let out a deep sigh and sat on the edge of her bed, her mind racing. "This has gone too far," she muttered, shaking her head. "If Ezekiel doesn’t stop her, who knows what she’ll do next?"A soft knock on the door pulled her from her thoughts. She frowned. "Come in."The door opened slowly, and Elyra stepped inside. The mage wore her usual flowing robes, her silver hair resting over her shoulders. Her sharp green eyes studied Kailey with concern."Kailey," Elyra said calmly. "Your emotions are all over the place. What happened?"Kailey exhaled sharply. "It’s Cecilia. She poisoned Jame