All Chapters of Luna's Fall The Queen's Rise: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

The moon hung high above the forest, casting a cold light over the clearing where Seraphina and Theo sat. The rest of the pack had gathered in a loose circle around them, their eyes fixed on Kiera. She could feel their gazes, weighted with understanding, confusion, and something else—something she hadn’t expected.Acceptance.Grayson stepped forward first, his large frame casting a shadow over the group. He was the pack’s enforcer, the one who kept the peace and upheld the rules. But as he looked at Seraphina, his expression softened, and for the first time, she saw a flicker of something human behind the stoic mask he wore so well.“Seraphina,” he said, his voice deep and measured, “this isn’t easy. But you don’t have to carry this burden alone. None of us do.”Her chest tightened at the words, the weight of everything she’d been hiding pressing down on her once more. She had never truly allowed herself to be part of the pack, not in the way that Theo had asked. She had always kept a

The forest trembled under the force of the two wolves as they clashed, their bodies ripping through the underbrush, fury and primal instinct dictating every movement. Luca’s golden eyes burned with the fury of an Alpha scorned, his wolf form radiating power as he lunged at Theo with a snarl that echoed through the trees. Theo, equally transformed, met him with a vicious growl, his eyes dark with hatred, his massive frame a perfect blend of strength and malice.Their claws scraped against each other’s fur, sending sparks of aggression into the air. Teeth collided with raw, unbridled violence as the two brothers,the Alpha and his brother Theo—fought not just for control of the pack, but for the soul of everything they once shared. For Seraphina a Luna.Luca’s teeth sunk into Theo’s shoulder, ripping through the fur and flesh with a ferocity born of desperation. Theo let out a guttural roar, his powerful hind legs bucking and sending Luca sprawling. But Luca was quick, rolling to his fee

The mansion was eerily quiet after the healer had finished tending to Luca’s wound. His side throbbed beneath the bandages, a constant reminder of his lost battle, of the fight that had only ended in failure. Even now, as the pain ebbed and flowed, his mind raced—replayed every moment of the fight with Theo, every glance exchanged between Seraphina and his brother, and the crushing finality in Seraphina’s indifference to him.He sat on the edge of his bed, the cool air of the room surrounding him like an invisible wall. His heart was still heavy, the weight of the evening’s events sinking deeper with each passing second.He could hear Nova’s soft footsteps approaching. She always moved with a quiet grace, but tonight, there was something in her presence that made Luca uneasy—something both comforting and unsettling. She had always been there, a shadow in his life, loyal and dependable—until now.Luca didn’t turn when she entered. Instead, he kept his gaze focused on the moonlight that

The tension in the room was suffocating. The door closed behind him with a quiet click, and Seraphina didn’t need to look to know it was Theo standing there. His presence filled the space like a storm, electric and overwhelming. Her body was taut with anger, muscles coiled tight under the surface, and her thoughts churned like a maelstrom. She had been locked in this room for too long, the walls closing in on her, her instincts screaming for release.Her eyes flicked toward him, and the moment their gazes met, she felt the shift. It was subtle at first — a tightening in her chest, a sharp pull at her throat. She could feel the hunger rising within her.The thirst.Her blood was boiling, her senses heightened to an unbearable degree. She could feel every shift in the air, the rapid beat of Theo’s heart, the slight increase in his breath as he moved toward her. And then, without warning, his hand shot out, grabbing her by the wrist, yanking her toward him with surprising force.The mome

The murmur of voices filled the hall like the sound of a distant storm. The pack was divided, but the decision had been made. Luca was the new Alpha. The room was thick with uncertainty, with shifting allegiances, and with the silent weight of the future.Seraphina stood in the midst of it all, her heart still racing. She could feel the eyes of the pack on her, the weight of their expectations pressing against her chest like a vice. Luca had chosen no one. And that decision sent ripples of confusion through the room, some with relief, some with fear. It was a strange, daring move—one that seemed to both defy tradition and challenge everything they had known.The words hung in the air like a sword, sharp and unforgiving. I choose no one.Luca had spoken those words with such quiet authority that they had resonated through the stone walls. The hall had gone still, the tension palpable. No one dared to break the silence that followed, save for the murmurs of the wolves trying to process