Semua Bab Moonlight Reborn: Unlikely Mate: Bab 31 - Bab 40

CHAPTER THIRTY ONE DAMON Point of View I trudged back to my chambers, feeling defeated. Tyla's rejection still stung, and I couldn't stop feeling like I'd blown my chance with her. I flopped onto my bed, staring up at the ceiling. Why couldn't she just give me a chance? I knew I'd messed up in the past, but I was willing to do whatever it took to make it right. As I lay there, my eyelids began to droop. I let out a deep sigh and closed my eyes, letting sleep take control of me. But my rest was fitful. I dreamed of Annie, my former mate. We were standing in a lush meadow, surrounded by wildflowers. She was smiling at me, her eyes shining with love. I reached out to her, but she slipped away, disappearing into thin air. I tried to follow her, but my legs felt heavy, like they were rooted to the spot. I called out to her, but she didn't respond. The meadow began to fade away, replaced by a dark, foreboding forest. I was running through the trees, chasing after Annie. But she was always

CHAPTER THIRTY THREE TYLA Point of View I thought I was going to die. Jonathan's grip on my throat was tightening, and I couldn't breathe. I tried to struggle, but he was too strong. Just as all hope seemed lost, Jessica walked into the room. She didn't hesitate. she didn't even seem to notice Jonathan's fury. She just walked up behind him and hit him with something. I didn't see what at first, but it was hard enough to send him crashing to the floor. I stumbled backwards, gasping for air. Jessica rushed to my side and wrapped her arms around me, holding me close. I hugged her back, still in shock. "Jessica, oh my god," I whispered, tears streaming down my face. "Thank you." "It's fine, Tyla. You've saved me from him a thousand times as well." It was when Jessica helped me up that I noticed the broken wooden chair on the floor. That was when I realised what he hit Jonathan with. It made me chuckle lightly. Jessica led me to her room, helping me onto the bed. I lay down, still shakin

CHAPTER THIRTY FIVE JONATHAN Point of View I sat in my chambers, sipping a glass of wine, feeling like I was on top of the world. I had finally succeeded in turning the elders against Tyla and Jessica, making them see my wives as the disobedient and ungrateful ones. I couldn't help but feel a sense of satisfaction. I had manipulated the situation perfectly, and now I had the upper hand. I had achieved one more thing, and I needed to mark it on my book of achievement. Reporting first made me the victim, and Tyla and Jessica, the villain. The perfect story I had mapped out was something else that gave me upper hand in the situation. It was late in the evening, and I had not done any other thing aside from celebrating. I started my celebration after I left the meeting room, but decided to spice it up with wine this evening. But my celebration was short-lived. Suddenly, there was a loud explosion in the distance, followed by the sound of alarms blaring and people shouting. My eyes widen

CHAPTER THIRTY SEVEN DAMON Point of View Two days had passed since the attack on my pack, and I was no closer to finding out who was responsible. The frustration was eating away at me, making it hard to sleep and even harder to focus. But it wasn't just the attack that was troubling me. It was the constant dreams. Every night, I'd close my eyes and see Annie's face. She was already a part of my past, and I could not understand why she kept appearing in my future. I didn't understand why she was haunting my dreams. Hadn't I suffered enough? Hadn't I paid enough? And yet, every night, she'd appear, her eyes sad and her voice whispering my name. It was like she was trying to tell me something, but I had no idea what. I was torn. Part of me wanted to hold on to the memories of Annie to keep her alive in my heart. But another part of me knew I had to move on. I had a new mate now, one who deserved my love and attention. Even though Tyla had not accepted me yet, I was ready to do anything

CHAPTER THIRTY NINE JAY Point of View I groaned inwardly as I heard the knock on the door. I was right in the middle of this already with Jessica, and I didn't want to stop. I was already hard. I just wanted to go down with her, and devour her like never before. This was just the wrongest time to have anyone knocking at my door. I wished that I didn't have to answer the door. Maybe I should just leave whoever was outside the door to keep knocking forever. But I knew I had to answer the door, especially since the knocking didn't stop after the first knock. I reluctantly got out of bed and made my way to the entrance, hoping that whoever it was would make it quick. As I opened the door, I was surprised to see Sara standing there. She was the daughter of one of the gamma's in the pack, and I hadn't seen her in a while. "What do you want, Sara?" I asked gruffly, trying to hide my frustration. Sara's face scrunched up in a frown, and I could tell she was taken aback by my tone. "Hey, Jay