All Chapters of Luna's Fall The Queen's Rise: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

___It felt like an eternity before they finally emerged from the dense trees, and Seraphina found herself standing at the edge of a small clearing. There, nestled between the towering trees, was a modest cabin. Its simple wood frame stood in stark contrast to the dark, oppressive forest around it. There was something about the cabin that felt different, almost… peaceful.The man stopped just in front of the cabin, and for the first time, he released her arm. His grip had been unyielding, but now, he stepped back and studied her with those dark, calculating eyes.“Stay here,” he ordered in a low voice, before turning and disappearing inside the cabin without another word.Seraphina stood frozen for a moment, her mind still reeling. What was happening? Who was this man? She had no answers, only confusion—and a growing sense of dread. She looked around, but the forest was quiet now. The wolves were gone. For the moment, at least.She wasn’t sure how long she stood there, her thoughts sw

Luca flinched at the rawness of her question. His heart twisted in his chest, but he had no answer. No way to explain how he felt."How could you even love someone you’ve only known for a few weeks?" Nova's voice was cold, almost mocking, though there was an undercurrent of pain that betrayed her outward composure.Luca's breath caught in his throat. His eyes met hers, finally, and in that moment, everything seemed to stand still. "She’s my mate, Nova," he said softly, his voice carrying a weight of truth that sent a shiver through him. "I could smell her. From the moment I met her, I knew. She’s mine."Nova’s face twisted into an expression of disbelief, and then, something colder—a cruel chuckle escaped her lips. "Are you telling me," she said, her voice laced with mockery, "that Seraphina is your mate?"Luca nodded, his expression heavy with regret and acceptance. "Yes," he murmured. "I can’t love you, Nova. I cherish you... so much, as my Beta nothing else, But I don't want to hur

—The wind howled through the trees, sweeping the fallen leaves into chaotic spirals beneath the towering trunks. The full moon hung high above, casting a cold, silver light on the forest floor, illuminating the tense faces of Seraphina and Luca. There was an electric charge in the air, as if nature itself held its breath, waiting for the inevitable clash.Luca’s senses were razor-sharp, his every instinct attuned to the world around him. His pulse raced with a dangerous rhythm, his wolf stirring beneath his skin, hungry for action. The pack was closing in. He could smell them could hear their ragged breathing, their growls, the soft thud of paws against the ground as they crept closer, surrounding them.“Are they following us?” Seraphina whispered, her voice barely a murmur against the wind, but the tension in her tone was clear. Her eyes scanned the darkness, seeking out the shadows that moved between the trees.Luca’s jaw tightened. He inhaled sharply, the sharp, metallic scent of

Seraphina turned away, her eyes searching the room for something anything that could make sense of this mess. She had thought things would be different when she arrived at the mansion. She had thought that maybe, just maybe, she could find a place among the wolves, a place where she could belong. But now, everything had changed. The weight of Nova’s words hung heavily around her, suffocating.Luca’s face flashed in her mind his kind eyes, his reassuring presence and for a moment, she felt a pang of sorrow deep in her chest. Why? She could feel her resolve breaking, crumbling under the pressure of Nova’s anger. She had never wanted to cause anyone pain, least of all Luca. But it seemed like there was no escaping the truth now—she was no longer wanted here.“You’re wrong, Nova,” Seraphina said, her voice filled with quiet strength. She could feel her chest tighten with the weight of her own words. “I never asked for any of this. But I won’t just leave because you want me to. I have a r

Few Days after Luca introduced Seraphina as his mate, Luca began to teach Seraphina how she could know her powers because it's important for her as the Luna of the pack to be stronger, she can't be too weak.The moon was full, casting a silver glow over the dense forest, illuminating the trees in eerie shadows. Seraphina stood at the edge of the woods, her heart racing. She hadn’t felt the change coming, not this time. It had hit her faster, harder, and now, all she could feel was the pull, an insatiable hunger that twisted inside her, gnawing at her insides like fire.Her breath was shallow, and her vision blurred as she tried to fight it, as she always did. But she knew, deep down, it was hopeless. The wolf was always waiting, lurking beneath the surface, ready to rip its way out.“Sera, you need to go inside. It’s almost here,” a voice called from behind her, and she turned, her human side grasping at the fleeting words.It was Theo—her mate's older brother, the important member of