Semua Bab The Rogue Luna: Bab 91 - Bab 100

Angelina’s POVThe moment Luca disappeared into the night, a suffocating silence settled over the room. My mind was spinning, tangled in the web of his words. A war was coming. I was at the center of it. And the worst part? He wasn’t lying.I turned to Damien, who was standing stiffly, his jaw clenched in frustration. His presence was usually grounding, but tonight, even he couldn’t keep the storm at bay.“You don’t believe him, do you?” My voice was barely above a whisper, but the weight behind it was undeniable.Damien exhaled through his nose, his expression dark. “I don’t trust a damn thing that comes out of his mouth, but I also don’t ignore warnings—especially ones that could get you killed.”I swallowed hard, my hands trembling at my sides. “I don’t want to be a part of this. I never asked for any of it.”His gaze softened, but his resolve didn’t waver. “You think I don’t know that? You’ve been fighting your entire life just to survive. But that doesn’t change the fact that you

Angelina’s POVThe moment Luca disappeared into the night, a suffocating silence settled over the room. My mind was spinning, tangled in the web of his words. A war was coming. I was at the center of it. And the worst part? He wasn’t lying.I turned to Damien, who was standing stiffly, his jaw clenched in frustration. His presence was usually grounding, but tonight, even he couldn’t keep the storm at bay.“You don’t believe him, do you?” My voice was barely above a whisper, but the weight behind it was undeniable.Damien exhaled through his nose, his expression dark. “I don’t trust a damn thing that comes out of his mouth, but I also don’t ignore warnings—especially ones that could get you killed.”I swallowed hard, my hands trembling at my sides. “I don’t want to be a part of this. I never asked for any of it.”His gaze softened, but his resolve didn’t waver. “You think I don’t know that? You’ve been fighting your entire life just to survive. But that doesn’t change the fact that you

Angelina’s POVThe weight of the note still lingered in my mind as I sat in the dimly lit room. The words were etched into my brain—“You can’t protect her forever.”It wasn’t just a threat. It was a promise.The northern pack had been attacked, and I had no doubt that I was the true target. But by whom?Damien and Sophia were going over maps and reports, their voices low but intense as they debated our next move. I, on the other hand, felt trapped in my own thoughts.I had barely recovered from Luca’s sudden reappearance, only for this new threat to come crashing down on us. And yet, I wasn’t afraid. Not anymore.I had spent my whole life cowering, running from one danger to the next, hoping that one day the universe would just let me breathe. But the truth was, I was done waiting for peace. If it wasn’t going to come to me, then I would carve it out with my own hands.A soft knock at the door made me lift my head.Damien glanced at me before standing up to answer it. He was always on

The moonlight barely cut through the dense canopy of trees as we ran, our footsteps echoing through the silence. My breath came in quick, shallow bursts, heart pounding as adrenaline surged through my veins. Damien’s hand on my wrist was the only anchor to reality as I fought to keep up with his swift pace.The figure that had emerged from the shadows, the one whose molten gold eyes sent chills through my entire body, had only been the beginning. The sound of other footsteps—heavy, rhythmic—followed closely behind. Whatever we were dealing with now, it was no longer just about the attack on the northern pack. It was something far darker.“Keep moving!” Damien barked, his voice low and commanding.I barely had time to process his words before a growl shattered the night, this time much closer, sending a wave of terror down my spine. We were being hunted, that much was clear. But by whom? And why? My thoughts spiraled even as I pushed myself harder, my legs aching with each step, but I

I felt like I was running on instinct alone.The night had stretched into an endless maze of trees and shadows, the forest swallowing us whole as we made our way through the dense underbrush. Each step felt heavier than the last, the weight of everything hanging over us pressing down like an unbearable storm.Luca, Damien, and Caleb were ahead, their figures cutting through the darkness with sharp precision. But I couldn’t shake the feeling that I wasn’t truly part of this anymore. It was as if everything around me had become distant, like I was watching it all unfold from the outside.They weren’t just hunting us. They were hunting me.The thought swirled in my mind like a poison, making my chest tight with panic. Whoever had attacked the northern pack, whoever had framed Luca—this was bigger than just a personal vendetta. It was a war, and I was at the center of it.I’d always known danger. It had followed me for as long as I could remember. But now? Now, it felt different. More dan