All Chapters of Luna's Fall The Queen's Rise: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Seraphina’s blood ran cold. Elara. Of course. She had been waiting for this. The storm that had been simmering beneath the surface was now erupting, and it was as expected—Elara wasn’t going to let this go quietly.Kael took a step back, his posture stiffening as he broke their moment of connection. He didn’t look at Seraphina; his eyes were fixed firmly on Elara, though there was something in his gaze that betrayed his frustration.Seraphina wiped at the tears that had threatened to fall, forcing them back with a huff. The last thing she wanted was Elara’s interference. She’d had enough of it. Enough of the insults, the dismissals, the coldness from someone who clearly couldn’t understand.But Elara was relentless. She hadn’t changed. Her expression was one of disdain, as if she could barely tolerate the sight of them together.“Kael, you’re making a fool of yourself,” Elara continued, her voice sharp and unforgiving. “You told the entire pack that Seraphina would never be your mate.

–Luca was already getting tired, he doesn't know how he could convince Seraphina to go back with him, he knew no one would believe anything just like that.“I will go back and deal with my problems alone and in my own way, do not meddle in anything, I don't need you. I never asked for you to come into my life, you are just a man who wants to control everything around you, arent you? But I am sorry, I am not the perfect woman who would fit in that position that you want” Seraphina spat in anger, with tears streaming down her face.The silence that followed with thick tension. Luca didnt react, not even a flicker in his eyes. he simply kept driving, the storm outside and the storm inside her both swirling with equal force, it was a night to remember, tough and sad. Seraphina couldn't stay silent any longer. She twisted in her seat, her eyes burning with fury. “You think you know everything? You think you can just walk in and tell me what to do? Who are you really? I am different, I am

The rain pounded relentlessly against Seraphina’s skin, each drop a sharp reminder of the torment in her chest. Her steps faltered, the weight of her shattered world pressing down on her as she trudged through the mud-soaked forest. She had nowhere to go, no safe place to seek refuge. Her heart bled for Kael, but it was a wound that had long been festering. Now, with his cold words echoing in her mind, she realized that there would never be a place for her in his world. She had been nothing but a passing moment, a brief distraction in the life of an Alpha too consumed by his own ambition to see the truth of their bond.She didn’t know where she was heading. It didn’t matter. She had no home to return to. No one would ever accept her now, not after what Kael had done. She couldn’t go back to her pack. They would see her as weak, as broken. And as much as she hated herself for it, she couldn’t face their judgment.A cold gust of wind whipped through the trees, causing Seraphina to shive

Seraphina lay still, her eyes drifting between the warmth of the fire and the chill outside the window. The silence was thick, almost suffocating, but she wasn’t sure if it was the solitude of the room or the turbulence inside her own mind that weighed on her.Her thoughts raced—memories of Kael, the rejection, the pain, the betrayal. She thought about her sister, the way her heart had shattered in that moment. That was the reason she was here, wasn’t it? To escape the ghosts of her past.But the knock on the door startled her, pulling her from her thoughts. Seraphina sat up quickly, the sensation of being vulnerable creeping in. She glanced at Nova, who had just entered, her expression unreadable. Seraphina opened her mouth to speak, but the words stuck. Nova didn’t say anything either, simply turning to the door.The handle turned with a soft click, and the door creaked open. A man stepped into the room, his silhouette dark against the soft glow of the firelight. Seraphina’s heart l

Seraphina’s heart raced as she stepped deeper into the darkened forest, her breath shallow in the night air. The moon hung low in the sky, casting an eerie silver glow through the trees, their twisted branches reaching out like claws. She had been walking for hours, alone with nothing but the sound of her own footsteps to accompany her. The oppressive stillness of the forest seemed to weigh on her, thick and suffocating.She had no idea where she was going. All she knew was that she needed to keep moving, keep running. The wolves—those beasts—had been too close. She could still feel the echo of their presence, the cold breath of their gaze lingering on her skin. Their growls haunted her, their eyes predatory and calculating. What did they want with her? Why had they been so… fixated?Her mind raced with questions, each one sharper than the last, but the answers were elusive, always just out of reach. And the longer she stayed in this unfamiliar forest, the more her fear grew. The wood