All Chapters of The Alpha's Forbidden Luna: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Seraphina’s POVLucas went quiet for a moment, his jaw tight, his eyes flickering with emotions I couldn’t quite read. Finally, he sighed. “I didn’t mean to piss you off, Seraphina. Okay? I’m sorry.”I crossed my arms, still fuming but softened slightly by his apology. “You’re always stirring up something, Lucas.”“I know, but don’t worry,” he said with an almost maddening confidence. “All of this will be solved. You’ll see.”“How?” I asked, skepticism thick in my tone.“Just follow me,” he said simply, gesturing for me to walk with him.With a deep sigh, I nodded. “Fine.”Derek and Lucas led the way deeper into the woods. I followed them, my boots crunching against the forest floor as the towering trees closed in around us. The air grew cooler, the sunlight dimming as the dense canopy blocked it out. My heart thudded louder with every step, a mixture of curiosity and unease swirling in my chest.“Where are we even going?” I asked.“You’ll see,” Lucas replied without turning, his voic

Lucien’s POV“Alpha. Alpha!”The voice echoed, dragging me out of the chaos in my mind. I blinked, disoriented, my gaze snapping toward the source. It was Mira, the Royal Nurse, standing at the foot of my bed. Her expression was calm, but her eyes held a mix of concern and frustration.“You need to eat, Alpha,” she said, her voice gentle but firm. “And take your medication.”I let out a harsh breath, turning my head away to stare at the wall. “I’m not hungry.”Mira didn’t move. “You haven’t eaten all day. If you continue like this, your body will collapse. Again.”Her words sent a pang of irritation through me. I didn’t need the reminder of how I’d slumped over during the courtroom meeting three days ago. In front of my pack leaders, no less. The embarrassment still burned, but it was nothing compared to the weight crushing me from all sides.“I’ll eat later,” I muttered, my voice clipped.“No, Alpha.” Mira stepped closer, her tone soft but unyielding. “You’ve been saying that for day

Lucien’s POVI stood near the borders of the pack, the towering trees swaying gently in the breeze. The woods stretched endlessly before me, their silence broken only by the occasional rustle of leaves. My gaze lingered on the movements, hypnotized. Yet my thoughts were far from peaceful.Seraphine isn’t dead, I told myself for what felt like the hundredth time today.Why are you lying to yourself? came the sharp, guttural voice of Thorin, my wolf. You know she’s gone. Move on, Lucien. You’re no good to anyone like this.“No!” I growled under my breath, fists clenching at my sides. “I can’t move on. I won’t.”You’re being ridiculous, Thorin shot back, his tone edged with frustration. You’re not just some lovesick pup. You’re an Alpha! The pack depends on you, and here you are, mooning over a ghost.“She’s not a ghost,” I snapped, my voice barely above a whisper. “You don’t understand, Thorin. I love her. I can’t let go. It’s like she’s still here, like she’s calling out to me.”Callin

Lucien’s POVI stood in the woods with Ryder by my side, the chilly night air pressing against my skin. The forest was eerily silent, the moonlight barely filtering through the thick canopy above. My fists were clenched tightly at my sides as I stared into the darkness ahead. This meeting with Alpha Damien wasn’t about surrendering, no matter what he might think. I just needed him to look me in the eye and admit what he’d done. To tell me he’d killed Seraphine. Only then could I unleash hell on him and his pack.“Alpha, this isn’t safe,” Ryder muttered, his voice low but filled with urgency. He glanced around the shadowy forest, his hand resting on the hilt of his sword. “Damien could have set a trap. We need to leave. Now.”“Calm down, Ryder,” I said, not taking my eyes off the trees ahead. “Damien wouldn’t dare try something here. Not when he agreed to this meeting himself.”“You’re putting too much faith in his so-called honor,” Ryder shot back. “That bastard’s as slippery as they

Lucien’s POV “Alpha Lucien, with all due respect, what you did was foolish,” an elder said, his voice laced with frustration. “How could you go out there alone with your Beta? What if you were attacked by Damien and his barbaric army?” “I did what I had to do,” I said, my tone calm as I leaned back in my chair, gesturing to a guard. “Get me a fruit juice,” I ordered, ignoring the disapproving murmurs around me. The elder’s voice grew louder, tinged with disbelief. “Lucien, you’re acting as though this doesn’t bother you. Your nonchalance is… unsettling.” I smiled faintly and replied, “Getting angry isn’t the main deal. I know what I must do.” My calm demeanor only seemed to fuel their exasperation. “What are you planning to do?” another elder asked, his brows furrowed. The curiosity and frustration in his voice were palpable. I sipped the fruit juice that was brought to me, then ordered more drinks for everyone. “Be calm,” I said, leaning back. My eyes scanned the room as I notic