All Chapters of The Alpha's Forbidden Luna: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Seraphine's POVI sat at the small wooden table in the hut, slowly eating the bowl of stew I had managed to heat up. Kieran had stepped out to hunt, and I wasn’t sure when he’d be back. My stomach had been growling, so I figured eating a little wouldn’t hurt. The fire crackled softly, sending shadows flickering along the walls, but there was an eerie silence outside that made me feel uneasy.I lifted the spoon to my lips again but paused, a strange wave of dizziness washing over me. My vision blurred for a second, the edges of the room spinning. I frowned, gripping the edge of the table. What was happening? My chest felt tight, my head growing heavier by the second. I tried to shake it off, tried to force myself to stay alert, but it was no use. My eyelids drooped, and before I even realized it, darkness swallowed me whole.When I opened my eyes, I wasn’t in the hut anymore.I stood in the middle of a strange land, my bare feet sinking slightly into soft, damp soil. A cold mist swirle

Seraphine's POVAfter a while, I was still way lost in thought when Kieran came in. The door creaked open, and he stepped inside. I barely noticed him at first, my mind still tangled up in the old woman’s words, but when he spoke, his voice pulled me back into the present."Seraphine?" His tone was sharp with concern. "What the hell happened to you? You look like you just ran from a damn beast."I blinked and turned to look at him. His dark eyes scanned me, taking in my sweaty face, my tense posture. He dropped his hunting tools by the door and walked closer, his brows furrowed. "Are you alright? What’s wrong?""Nothing," I said quickly, too quickly. But even I knew that was a weak excuse. My body was still trembling slightly, and I felt like I’d just been dragged through a storm.Kieran’s frown deepened. "Nothing? Seraphine, don’t lie to me. I know you better than that."I exhaled slowly, rubbing my hands together as I debated whether to tell him. But what harm could it do? He was th

I was getting ready for war. My guards were helping me with my armor, strapping on the thick leather, locking in the metal plates, tightening every buckle. The weight of it pressed down on my shoulders, but it wasn’t just the armor—it was everything. The war. The pack. The losses we’d already faced. And the feeling that, deep down, I wasn’t going to make it out of this alive.I didn’t know why, but something in my gut kept telling me this might be my last battle. The fire I used to have, the hunger to win, was gone. All I cared about now was ending the suffering of my people. If that meant throwing myself into the fight one last time, so be it.As I stood there, lost in my thoughts, the door creaked open. Ryder, my Beta, stepped in. His face was tense, his brows furrowed.“Alpha, can I talk to you for a minute?” he asked, his voice quiet but serious.I glanced at him while adjusting the straps on my arm. “Is it important?”“Yeah,” he said, nodding. “It is.”I sighed and motioned for h

Seraphine's POVI couldn’t wait anymore. I needed to fight. I wanted Lucien dead, and that was exactly what I was going to do. Kieran wouldn’t allow it, I knew that. He always tried to hold me back, always said it was too dangerous. But I didn’t care. I was going to sneak out tonight, no matter what. I had already made up my mind.These thoughts ran through my head even as we made our way back from hunting. The sun was still high, though the afternoon had started to fade into evening. The forest around us was quiet except for the distant calls of birds and the rustling of leaves in the wind. I should have been paying attention, but my mind was elsewhere. My grip tightened around the bow slung over my shoulder.“Seraphina?” Kieran’s voice cut through my thoughts.I blinked, realizing I had been staring blankly ahead, lost in my own head. I turned my gaze to him, but I didn’t say anything. I couldn’t. If I opened my mouth, he’d know. He always knew when something was off with me.He fro

Seraphine's POVA sharp pain shot through my skull as something hard slammed into my face. My body hit the ground with a thud, my already injured side screaming in agony. My vision blurred for a second before I forced my eyes open, blinking rapidly to clear them."Hey... Who the hell is this?" A rough voice growled above me.I barely had time to register what was happening before another kick landed on my ribs, forcing a strangled gasp from my throat. The pain was sharp, burning, and I curled in on myself, trying to breathe.Shit. Rogues.I forced my body to stay still, heart pounding as I looked up. There were three of them, all looking down at me like I was nothing more than a piece of meat. Their clothes were torn, covered in dirt, their faces rough with scars. Their eyes glowed dimly under the moonlight, their wolves just beneath the surface, ready to rip me apart."What do you have on you?" The tallest one demanded, crouching down and grabbing my arm roughly."N-nothing," I cough