Chapter 104.


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    Nelly’s POV.


    Kex held my hands, his touch firm and grounding. I could feel my heart rate slowing,


    bing more even.


    my breaths


    “Let’s see what the vigers have to offer,” he said, his voice calm and reassuring. I nodded, not


    trusting


    myself to speak.


    Aisha, mumbled something about chilling out, and I forced a smile. With that, we headed outside, my


    heart beating a frantic tattoo. I knew one thing for sure: if the vigers were out here, it could only mean


    trouble. Nothing good ever came from their interference.


    When we stepped outside, the air was thick with tension. The shouts of the vigers grew louder, their


    words clear now.


    “We do not want a Luna without a wolf! Our Alpha needs a Luna with a wolf!” they chanted. My heart


    sank, my mind racing.


    “How did they know about my wolf situation?” I blurted out the question, my gaze darting between Kex


    and Aish?. They looked as surprised as I felt.


    “I don’t know,” Kex said, shaking his head. “This doesn’t make sense.”


    Aisha’s eyes were wide, her brow furrowed in confusion.


    “There’s something we’re missing here,” she said, her voice tinged with suspicion,


    Kex held my hand, our fingers tightly inteced. He raised his other hand, gesturing for the crowd to be


    quiet.


    “All hail Alpha,” they chanted, their voices ringing in my ears. Kex gave them a curt nod, his expression.


    unreadable.


    1/5


    ?


    “What’s the problem?” he asked, his voice firm. A man who looked like the crowd’s leader stepped


    forward, his


    eyes downcast.


    “My lord,” he said, his voice trembling. “It is forbidden for ady without a wolf to be our Luna.”


    “Hmmm,” Kex hummed, his jaw tensing.


    “My lord, there’s no difference between Lady Nelly and a human. That’s why we need you to give us


    another Luna.


    The words were like knives, slicing through my heart. I mped my hand over my mouth, stifling the


    sob that threatened to escape. I couldn’t believe the people could be so heartless, so cruel. Barely


    twenty four hours I lost my wolf and they were demanding a new Luna. How selfish.


    I ran, my feet carrying me as fast as they could. I stumbled, tears.blurring my vision. I couldn’t breathe,


    couldn’t think. My wolf was gone, and the people wanted to rece me.


    I heard Kex call my name but I couldn’t stop, my body shaking with sobs. My world had been turned


    upside down, and I didn’t know how to put it right again. Thest word I heard was one of them calling


    me a disaster.


    I ran upstairs, mming the door behind me. I sank to the floor, my body shaking with emotion. I


    screamed, a primal, guttural sound that echoed through the room.


    “Why?” I cried, my voice raw. “Moon Goddess, why?” My hands beat against the floor, my fists balled in


    anger and grief. “Where’s Aria?”


    I asked, my words a desperate plea to the heavens. The silence was deafening, the emptiness


    *overwhelming. I curled into a ball, sobbing uncontrobly.


    The door to my room burst open and Aisha and Kex entered. Iy frozen, unable to move. Kex knelt


    beside me, gently wiping my tears away. I sniffed, my head pounding, my stomach roiling.


    “Let’s get you up,” Kex said, his voice soft. He helped me sit up, and the room spun. I mped a hand


    over my mouth, the nausea rising. I scrambled to my feet, rushing to the bathroom, and I vomited, my


    body shaking. When I was done, I felt weak, the world around me blurred and wobbly.


    2/5


    守。


    +5


    I turned on the faucet, cupping the cool water in my hands and sshing it on my face.


    “Eww, what’s that?” Aisha asked, pointing at the greenish juice vomit that was still on the faucet. I


    shrugged, utterly confused.


    “It’s the juice Aurora gave me earlier,” I mumbled, my mind still fuzzy. Aisha’s eyes widened in rm.


    “Aurora?” she asked, her voice rising in pitch. I nodded, my head still spinning. “What did she say it


    was?” Aisha demanded, her voice urgent.


    “I don’t know,” I said, my voice barely above a whisper, as I put on the faucet to flush my vomit.


    “She just gave it to me and said it would make me feel better.” Aisha’s jaw dropped.


    +5)


    “What?” she asked, her eyes wide. “When did you take it?” I shrugged, trying to y it off as no big


    deal.


    “A few minutes before I found out my wolf was missing.” I trailed off, watching Aisha’s face. She leaned


    in close to Kex and whispered something in his ear. I felt left out, my arms crossed over my chest.


    “Hey,” I said, my voice tinged with frustration, waving my hand in their faces.


    Aisha and Kex just stared at me, their expressions unreadable.


    “Never mind,” they said in unison, their voices oddly calm.


    “What?” I cried, frustration and anger rising within me. “You can’t just ask me all these questions and


    then not tell me what’s going on. I’m the one who’s suffering here!” I yelled, my voice cracking. Kex


    gently took my hands in his.


    “I know you’re upset, but please juste sit down with us,” he said, his voice gentle.


    $1 demand my answer now!” I protested.


    ??


    “Babe,” Kex called out, I had no option but toply. Aisha followed behind us as Kex led me to the


    bedroom.


    I sank into the chair, my limbs heavy with exhaustion and confusion. Kex knelt beside me, his eyes full


    of


    3/5


    concern.


    +5


    “Do you


    feel okay?” he asked, his voice soft. I nodded, the room spinning a little.


    “All I want are answers,” I retorted, my frustration building again. Kex nodded, his expression grave.


    “I promise you, I’ll tell you everything,” he said. “But first, promise me you won’t get mad.” I swallowed


    hard, my heart pounding. MARIER


    “I promise,” I said, my voice trembling. Kex looked over at Aisha, who was staring at me.


    I felt a surge of impatience, my skin prickling with unease.


    “Just tell me what’s going on,” I demanded, my voice cracking. Kex hesitated, ncing at Aisha again.


    “Well,” he began, “Aisha feels like Aurora might be the reason why your wolf went missing.” I felt like


    the


    floor had dropped out from under me.


    “What?” I eximed, my eyes wide. “That’s impossible. She would never do that.”


    Kex ced a hand on my arm. “We don’t know that for sure,” he said, his voice soothing. “But then that


    was thest thing you took and the juice? It doesn’t make sense.”


    I sat there, my mind whirling. Maybe they were right. After all, it was the first time I had seen or tasted


    the juice, and suddenly my wolf went missing. I tried to piece the puzzle together, but the more I tried to


    figure it out, the more my headache.


    “What do we do?” I was confused. They was silent for a while and Kex was just carressing his jaw..


    Aisha cleared her throat, getting our attention.


    “I have an idea,” she said with a sly smile.


    “What is it?” I asked my voiceced with curiosity.