All Chapters of The Alpha's Forbidden Luna: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Seraphine’s POV“Hey... you up?” A gentle tap on my shoulder shook me awake.I gasped and jolted upright with force, my heart racing. My hand shot out, grabbing the wrist of whoever had touched me.“Chill out,” Darek said, his voice calm but firm.Realizing it was him, I immediately let go, my face flushing with embarrassment. “Sorry,” I mumbled, rubbing the back of my neck. “I thought Ryder or his men were here.”“You’ve been through a lot,” Darek replied, shrugging it off. “It’s fine. Just try not to break my hand next time.”I gave him a weak smile. “Thanks for saving me earlier. I… I owe you.”“It’s nothing. You needed help,” he said simply, leaning against the wall. “Those guys are crazy. Bad news. You’re lucky I was here.”“Have you eaten anything?” he asked, his tone shifting to one of concern.I shook my head. “No, I haven’t. But I don’t want to be a bother. You’ve already done so much.”“You’re not a bother,” he said, waving off my concern. “Stay here. I’ll get you something.

Serpahine's POVAfter we’d finished eating, I leaned back in my chair, patting my stomach with satisfaction. “Darek, that was amazing. Thank you.”He chuckled, shaking his head. “You’re something else, Seraphine. You act like you’ve never eaten a decent meal before.”“Well, it’s been a while since I had anything that good,” I replied honestly. “You’ve got skills, I’ll give you that.”“Unimaginable,” he muttered, grinning. “That’s what you are.”I laughed, pushing my empty plate toward him. “You’re not too bad yourself.”He started stacking the plates, but then paused, looking at me. “Hey, just so you know, a friend of mine is stopping by later. Hope you’ll be okay with someone else around.”I frowned slightly, caught off guard. “A friend? Here?”“Yeah,” he said casually, standing and taking the dishes to the sink. “He comes by every now and then. Good guy. You’ll be fine with him around, right?”I tilted my head, feeling a bit uneasy but trying not to show it. “Sure, why not? It’s you

Seraphine’s POVLucas gripped my arm firmly but gently as we stepped into the shadowed forest, the towering trees providing cover from the prying eyes of the pack's sentinels. The air was thick with tension, and every crunch of leaves underfoot made me jump slightly, though I tried not to let it show.“You know your brothers are still the Alphas of this pack,” Lucas began, his voice low but stern, cutting through the silence like a blade. “So the rule about you not coming back still stands.”I bit my lip, trying to steady the nerves swirling in my stomach. “I figured as much. So what do we do now?”Lucas glanced at me, his expression unreadable. “We have to hide you if we’re going to enter.” He looked over his shoulder at Darek, who had been trailing behind us with quiet, calculated steps. “Do you agree?”Darek nodded, his face serious. “It’s the only way. But the question is, where do we hide her?”Lucas’s sharp eyes scanned the dense foliage around us, his gaze darting from tree to

Seraphina’s POV“Samuel, Torrin, step outside and give us a moment,” he ordered.Without a word, the two men filed out, their footsteps fading into the silence. The wooden panel clicked shut, sealing us in. Now, it was just Lucas, Derek, and me.Lucas turned to me, his voice low but firm. “Say it again, Seraphina.”I squared my shoulders, my heart racing. “I said I went through Lucien’s library in his pack, and I found something. His ancestors were the ones who killed my parents.”For a moment, there was only silence. Then Lucas’s brows furrowed deeply. “Are you sure about what you’re saying?”I clenched my fists, frustration bubbling up. “Do I look like I’m joking, Lucas? I’m not a child. I wouldn’t come here and make something like this up!”Derek shifted uneasily, his gaze flicking between us. “Wait, Lucien’s family? The Moonbane Pack? They’re responsible?”“Yes,” I replied, my voice sharper than I intended. “I found records, detailed accounts, in journals passed down through gener

Lucien’s POVI woke up with a start, drenched in sweat. "A dream!" I gasped, sitting upright. My heart pounded like a war drum, my breaths coming in short, sharp bursts.Ryder barged into the room, his expression tense. "Alpha, are you alright?""A dream," I repeated, running a hand through my hair. "Just a dream."He studied me for a moment before stepping closer. "It’s been a week now, Lucien. You’re not yourself.""How can I be?" I snapped, swinging my legs off the bed. "Every night, I see her. The blood, her remains. It’s like she’s blaming me."Ryder hesitated. "Alpha, no one blames you.""I do!" I shouted, standing. "If I’d given her the attention, the love she needed, she wouldn’t have run off in the middle of a fight with Damien’s men.""You didn’t drive her away," Ryder said firmly. "She made her choices.""And I made mine," I retorted. "Choices that left her vulnerable."Ryder sighed. "Sitting here, tormenting yourself, won’t change anything.""Do you think I don’t know that