All Chapters of THE LUNA'S ECLIPSE: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

VALERIA’S POVThe heavy bass of the music pounded against my skull, rattling my thoughts until they felt like a tangled mess. I wasn’t sure if it was the overwhelming crowd, the strobe lights flashing in dizzying patterns, or the wolfsbane-laced drinks swirling through the air, but I felt off.It was like my brain was short-circuiting, running in too many directions at once.I wasn’t used to feeling this way. This close.Elijah was my mentor. My friend.So why did I suddenly feel so aware of him? The warmth of his body when he had been pressed against mine, the way his breath had fanned over my face when I had stumbled into him, the intensity in his gaze when he had looked at me just now.No. No.I was thinking too much. It was just the atmosphere messing with my head. That had to be it.I suddenly took a step back, breaking the contact between us. Elijah frowned. “Is everything okay?”I swa

VALERIA’S POVI stormed out of that place as fast as I could, my heart racing, my skin burning with frustration. The cool night air hit my face, but it did nothing to soothe the fire raging inside me. I wanted to break something badly.I couldn’t go back to the pack house.Not after tonight. Not after the way he looked at me. The way he growled at me. The way he made me feel. He think he has some claim over me.Over my dead body!I’d rather sleep in the middle of the forest, starving and cold, than spend another second under the same roof as Magnar.He is so pathetic.The thought burned through my mind like fire, scorching every lingering doubt and hesitation I had left. Magnar had no right—no right—to act the way he did. To growl at me like I belonged to him. To glare at Elijah like he was committing some crime just by standing beside me.He already had someone in his life. Lily.I may not like her. Hell, I couldn’t stand her. But even I had to admit—what he was doing was unfair to h

VALERIA’S POVI sat on the edge of the bed, my fingers gripping the blanket tightly as Elijah paced in front of me. His brows were furrowed in deep thought, and I could tell he was trying to make sense of everything just as much as I was.“So… you’re saying that you have to reject him too? So why didn't you?” he asked, stopping to look at me.I nodded, the words feeling heavier than I expected. “Yeah. That’s the only way to sever the bond completely and I forgot to do it okay, Most of the time I ignore him and I don't feel anything for him so I forgot about doing it too.”Elijah sighed and ran a hand through his hair. “Okay, that makes sense, but if he’s already rejected you, then he shouldn’t be feeling anything for you. It should be you who still feels the bond. That’s how it usually works but it seems like he is the one feeling everything and not you as if it was you who rejected him.”I swallowed, staring at my hands. “You’re right… but I’m not sure what’s happening anymore.” I le

VALERIA’S POVI stepped onto the training grounds, my mind still reeling from Dimitri’s warning about the royals. Something about it didn’t sit right with me. The way he spoke, the way he warned me, as if he truly believed I might lose control. Lose myself.Why would I lose control over them?I shook my head. I didn’t have time for this. I needed to focus. I needed to fight.The training grounds, once a place where I had to prove myself, now felt suffocating. The moment I arrived, I noticed the subtle shift in the atmosphere. Conversations quieted. Eyes darted toward me, then away. I recognized the emotion on their faces—fear.Before, they had laughed at me. Mocked me. Treated me like a weakling who wasn’t worthy of standing among them.Now, they were afraid.Pathetic.I let my gaze sweep over them, my frustration growing. They wanted to hate me, no matter what I did.“Anyone ready to spar?” I asked, my voice steady. A challenge.Silence.No one stepped forward.Of course not.I cross

MAGNAR’S POVThe whole damn day had passed, and she still hadn’t come to see me.Not even once.I laid back against the hospital cot, staring at the ceiling, feeling like a complete idiot."This is boring," I muttered, running a hand through my hair in frustration.Bernard, who was sitting on a chair beside my bed with his arms crossed, snorted. "And you are dumb," he said flatly. "You really think playing the wounded warrior is going to get her attention? If anything, it’s having the opposite effect."I clenched my jaw. "What’s that supposed to mean?""It means," Bernard sighed, leaning forward, "that all this ‘woe is me’ nonsense has captured the wrong attention. My ears are already bleeding from Lily’s complaints about how you’re not paying her enough attention and maybe this karma of not giving her enough attention."Bernard was clever enough to find out of everything on his own but Lily, not so much.I groaned, throwing my head back against the pillow. Of course, Lily would be ma