All Chapters of The Alpha's Forbidden Luna: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Seraphine’s POV“Fucking open your eyes!!,” a voice shouted, followed by the shock of cold water splashing over my face.I gasped, my eyes snapping open as my head jerked up. Pain was all in the back of my skull, sharp and unrelenting. My arms strained as I tried to move, but they were tied tightly behind me.“What’s happening?” I muttered, my voice harsh, panic clawing at my chest. My surroundings looked as though it was spining as I glanced around. My back was pressed against a rough tree trunk, the bark digging into my skin.“Who the hell are you?” I demanded, my voice sharper now, eyes darting to the figures standing before me.They were cloaked in shadows, their faces hidden by black masks. Five, maybe six men walked around me, their bodies tense and ready.One of them chuckled darkly, stepping closer. “You ask too many questions, Luna,” he said, his voice mocking.My heart skipped a beat. Damien’s men. That was my first thought. These weren’t strangers; they were enemies.“You m

Seraphine’s POV“Ouch!” I shouted, jerking instinctively.“What now?” one of the guards grumbled, his hand hovering near the rope he was tying.“Something just bit me,” the second guard said, his voice sharp with alarm.“Bit you?” The first guard straightened, his face twisting in disbelief.“I think it’s a snake,” the second guard muttered, clutching at his calf. He stumbled back, scanning the ground frantically.“Snake?” the first guard repeated, his voice rising an octave as he bent to peer at the forest floor.This was it—my chance. Without hesitation, I lifted my leg and kicked the second guard square in the head.“Argh!” he screamed, staggering as he tried to steady himself.I kicked him again, harder this time, aiming for his temple. He collapsed against the tree with a dull thud and crumpled to the ground, unconscious.“Nice,” I whispered to myself, adrenaline coursing through me.The ropes were cutting into my skin, and every movement sent fresh waves of pain through my arms.

Lucien’s POV“Then where is she?” I demanded, shaking him. “If anything happens to her, I’ll make you regret the day you were born.”“Alpha,” a voice interrupted from the doorway. I turned to see one of my scouts standing there, his expression grim. “We found tracks leading into the woods. They look fresh.”I released Ryder, letting him collapse to the floor. “Stay here,” I ordered him. “If you’ve done anything to harm her, you’ll pay with your life.”Turning to the scout, I said, “Lead the way.”The tracks were faint but clear enough to follow. My heart pounded as we moved deeper into the woods, the trees closing in around us. The thought of Seraphine out here alone, possibly hurt, filled me with a rage I could barely contain.“We’ll find her,” Thorin said, his voice steady in my mind. “She’s strong. She’ll survive.”“She has to,” I replied..****The woods were silent, apart from the crunch of leaves underfoot. My eyes shine to the lifeless bodies of our men scattered across the for

Seraphine’s POVI walked slowly through the woods, breathing hard. The packhouse was finally in sight, but the thought of Ryder’s men hiding around made my stomach feel sick. My arm hurt badly, but I had to keep moving."I can’t go through the front door," I said to myself, looking at the big entrance. That would be crazy. If Ryder’s men saw me, I’d be in big trouble. "The back... I’ll go in through the back."I stayed low, crawling next to the bushes that lined the packhouse. The torches lit up the night, but I stayed in the shadows. Every time a guard walked by, I held my breath and didn’t move."How’s your arm?" a voice suddenly asked, scaring me.I turned quickly and saw Ana, the young pack healer. She was crouched nearby, looking pale. She must have been helping the hurt wolves in the woods."Ana!" I whispered. "What are you doing here?""I could ask you the same thing," she said, her eyes staring at the bandage on my arm. "That looks really bad. You need help.""I can’t stop now

Seraphine’s POVI clenched my fists tightly, staring at the empty space where Lucien had stood moments ago. His words echoed in my mind, cutting through me like a blade. “She must pay for betraying us.” Betray him? How dare he accuse me of betrayal after everything I had done for him, for the pack! It was Ryder’s lies that poisoned his mind, turning him against me. But I wasn’t going to let their schemes destroy my life. No, not this time.I knew staying here was dangerous. If I didn’t act quickly, they’d find me and drag me back in chains. Escape wasn’t just an option; it was my only choice. My heart raced as an idea began to take shape. It was risky, but if I pulled it off, it might just save my life.“If they think I’m dead,” I whispered to myself, my voice trembling but determined, “they’ll stop looking for me. Lucien will know what it’s like to lose someone he loves.”I glanced down at my blood-stained clothes, a grim reminder of the earlier fight. What had been a horrifying orde