All Chapters of The Alpha's Forbidden Luna: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Lucien's POVElders... I have brought y'all today because what is at hand is out of my power. Y'all know how Alpha Damien's forces have been at our gates for months now, trying to tear down our pack, even though our soldiers are fighting tooth and nail to get us to win this fight. And to make matters worse... my Luna, who we all thought was dead for years... just got back. And she isn’t the same Seraphine that we all know. She is here to make sure I am dead. What do y'all think I can do as it stands?" I said, even as I watched them all stay quiet for a while.Elder Thomas cleared his throat, his fingers tapping against the wooden table. "Lucien... this is a grave situation. One problem is already enough. Two at the same time? That is war from within and war from outside. If you do not act now, you may lose everything."Elder Greg shook his head. "You should’ve killed her the moment she stepped foot in our lands again. She’s a traitor. No one returns from the dead without a purpose, an

Lucas's POVI really want to leave and go into war. And make sure I take what’s mine. But as it stands, the priestess is making me wait back, and I don’t know why. My arms have been ready for weeks now. But the priestess said I need to wait for her to arrive at my pack before I move.The Twin Alphas, my cousins, take orders from me, though they are Alphas. So till I tell them to move, they can’t.Kaelen, one of them, came to me, his face full of frustration.“Uncle, when are we moving our men onto battle? We can’t wait for the priestess any longer.”“We have to,” I said, leaning back in my chair. “You know she was the one that helped put your junior sister to sleep, paving the way for this victory to come. We have to obey her.”“But, Uncle, the guards are all tired of waiting. They want to move. They are restless.”“They will wait,” I said firmly. “I told you, Kaelen, war isn’t just about fighting. It’s about striking at the right time.”He scoffed. “And what time is that? We’ve been s

Seraphine's POVNow the man took me into the woods. I was already weak, and the injuries inflicted on me by the guards were a whole lot. So I was literally limping."Let me help you out," he said, even as he rendered his hand.I hit it away, giving him a I-don't-care face."Don't be stubborn, Seraphine," he said. "Yes, I know you are really stubborn, but you sure it's worth it? Be a good girl and do as I say."I rushed at him with all the force I had, my dagger to his neck. "Call me a girl again and see if I don’t pluck out your eyes.""Yo... chill," he said, raising his hands high up in the air. "We were just having a conversation.""Do I look like I joke around?" I hissed, pressing the blade closer."Alright, alright! I get it. You’re tough. Damn tough," he said, smirking. "Now, can we move? Because standing here, threatening me, ain't gonna get us far."I didn’t drop the dagger immediately. I studied him, waiting for any signs of deception."You done staring, or should I pose for y

Seraphine's POVI have been here for over four days now… but I wasn’t liking this. My wolf, Fiona, was restless. She wanted blood—Lucien’s blood. She didn’t care that I was still battered and healing. She wanted revenge.But here I was, stuck in this cabin, weak and aching all over. My body needed time to recover, but my mind? My mind was already planning a thousand ways to end Lucien.I was still sitting there, staring at the wooden walls, when the door creaked open.“You’re up. That’s great,” Kieran said, walking in. His boots thudded against the floor as he moved to the corner of the room. He picked up something—I couldn’t see what—and started rummaging through a bag.I stayed quiet, watching him. Ever since he pulled me out of the woods, I hadn’t said a single “thank you.” Not once. And that didn’t sit right with me. I wasn’t the type to be grateful, but I also wasn’t blind. He didn’t have to help me, yet he did.So as I picked up my food—some stew he had left for me—I finally spo

Serapine's POVAt this point, I didn’t even know what I was doing. Here I was, helping a total stranger plunder goods, when what I should have been doing was having Lucien’s head.I sat by the fire, watching the flames dance as the night stretched on. My hands were clenched into fists, my nails digging into my palms. The entire pack had turned against me. I was wanted like some lowly criminal. They had all forgotten who I was. Forgotten that I was once their Luna. But I didn’t blame them. They were only following orders, living in fear of a tyrant.Kieran sat across from me, sharpening his blade. The sound of the metal scraping against the whetstone was grating on my nerves. I exhaled sharply. “How long do you expect me to wait before we make a real move?”He didn’t look up. “Patience, Seraphina.”I scoffed. “I’ve had patience. And look where that got me.”He finally lifted his gaze, his silver eyes locking onto mine. “You don’t just charge in blind. That’s how you get yourself killed