Claiming His Luna
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here was heavy as if the remnants of a once lively party lingered in the air. However, no guests w
by Maria's worried countenance at the door. "
onded, noticing the distress appeared on
brows, waiting for her answer. She averted her
t to grasp my arm. I stood my ground, captivated by her strange behavior.
me what's bothering
t something was indeed wrong. Her gaze drifted down to my arms; even in the dimness, my wo
er concern clearly visible. I pulled
," I reas
ated with certainty. I
an," she gritted h
ething is wrong," I steered the co
lingering. Despite my reservations, I allowed her to pull me. Perhaps it was wise to take a brief
shifted my attention toward the mansion, the turmoil audible even from outside, and it was terrifying. Maria tugged at me mo
is happening," I pleaded desperately,
reach for my hand once more. But I resisted, my intuition tell
y. Without hesitation, I rushed towards the door, Maria calling out my name in a futile atte
my eyes. My father lay on the floor, his body drenched in hi
as blank, unable to process the magnitude of the tragedy before my eyes. My
spered, my vo
ere," my mother's voi
touch my father's face, desperat
reamed down my face, unbridled grief consuming me. He lay before me,
out of here," my mother pleade
nst my shoulders, holding me back, preventing me from getting closer to
through the room. I turned my stare towards him, witnessing his own battered and bruised form, his suit t
ysterical cries, I collapsed onto the floor, drenched in my father's blood, m
et, wanting to launch an attack against the Alpha, ob
holding me back with desperate strength. I struggled against
ed my expression. Vienna stood at a distance, trembling
sed such anger, Cercei," he taun
could you do this to him?!" I demanded through
ace and dared to stand in my way." He took a step closer,
ows nothing, please," my mother ple
rtlessly dropped my father's heart onto the floor, mercilessly crushing it underfoot before leaving. My m
ears flowing down her cheeks, both of us drenched in b
tinued to weep, seemingly oblivious to my question. I held her s
ked that question countless times today, yet no one seemed willing to provi
truly had. I knew how much she loved my father; he was everything to her, just as
e look up, and I found Maria standing by
hispered, her voic
und comfort in my embrace. I closed my eyes, overwhelmed by pain and exhaus