Chapter 29
I Am The Luna
I Am The Luna by Moonlight Muse Chapter 29
A Single Question
ZAIA. Jai tries to cover his surprised snicker as I glare at Sebastian, seeing the flicker of irritation,
humiliation and anger in his eyes as he glares at me.
âWhat was that for?â He growls menacingly, touching his jaw. âThat was for overstepping your
boundaries, Mr King. If you donât wish to be slapped again, remember personal space exists,â I reply
icily.
My eyes flash orange as I glare up at the man that is now looking down at me with dangerously cold
eyes. âYou were checking me out when I entered.â He snarls, menacingly. I scoff and look at him
scornfully.
âReally? So just because I was surprised at the fact that youâre not as buff as you were several years
ago, you thought you could just say, and do as you wish?â I reply in disbelief, hoping he bought my lie.
He cocks a brow as he slams his hand against the wall, caging me in between his arms. My heart
thumps and I hate how my pussy clenches.
Focus, Zaia. âWe both know thatâs a lie.â He replies arrogantly. âOh please, donât get ahead of yourself.â
I shoot back. I cannot let him know heâs getting to me!
â
He smirks, âSo tell me, what bothered you was it that I called you a good girl⦠correct, then are you a
bad girl, Zaia?â My cheeks burn, remembering Jai is right there, listening to us.
âNo, but if you keep stepping into my personal space, you will end up becoming a girl too, good girl or
bad girl. That will be your choice.â
He cocks a brow, and I frown. âSince youâll be lacking a dick when Iâm done with you?â I explain myself,
speaking extremely slowly, making Jai burst into laughter.
âDamn, whatâs the plan, cutting his dick off or ripping it off?â He says through his laughter. âI might let
Sebastian choose. I reply, pushing the soaking man away from me.
It already feels hot in here and I hate how my heart is feeling funny about his close proximity. I become
serious, waiting for Jai to stop laughing before I look between them.
âWhy are you here, Sebastian?â I ask quietly. âI want the truth, nothing more, nothing less. Stop playing
games, itâs been three years⦠let me live.â
His gaze dips to my hand and he frowns deeply before he nods.
âAs I said, I wanted to talk to you,â he says. Without anyone knowing Iâm here, everyone believes Iâve
gone to another state for a business meeting, and I want to keep it that way.â
âWhy the secrecy?â I ask, crossing my arms and turning away from him. His intense gaze is becoming
too much. My arm brushes his chest, but I refuse to look at him.
âBecause I was and still am, being blackmailed.â I canât help but look at him sharply at those words, my
heart thumping a little faster.
His brilliant blue eyes meet mine and I open my mouth, not even sure what I am going to say when my
gaze flits to the bed. It canât all be a coincidence. The way Jai explained seeing someone in Valerieâs
room, and then the emailâ¦
âLetâs take this to my room. Letâs give Val a break from all the shouting,â Jai says, motioning for us to
follow him.
I look at her lying on the bed and, walking over; adjust her position, placing her hand straight. I hope
she isnât uncomfortable. I give her hand a gentle squeeze.
I promise you, Val, I am going to find a way to wake you up. I will. Sebastian picks up his jacket,
brushing his wet hair back and I hate that he looks even sexier now. I wasnât wrong for thinking that at
the hotel last night.
I look away quickly, not wanting to be caught checking him out again, and after grabbing my wig and
bag, I follow Jai to the room next door and step inside.
Itâs fairly clean, a large bed sits against one wall. Thereâs a two-seater sofa with a television and a
PlayStation by the window. A door leads off to what I can see is a bathroom.
I perch against the dresser as Sebastian walks in and Jai throws him a towel. âYouâre going to catch a
cold man.â
âNo, I wonât,â Sebastian says, wiping his face and tossing the towel onto the sofa.
I cock a brow about to speak when a blinding flash of lightning makes me look out of the window
instead. The room instantly becomes darker.
âAh, the weather got worseâ¦â Jai grumbles. âYou will get ill, because youâre an alpha doesnât mean
you wonât,â I say curtly, tossing my hair.
âAre you worried for me?â comes his cocky reply. âNot at all. I wonât mind seeing you dead.â I say,
instantly remembering my little ones.
No, I donât wish you dead⦠I hope one day youâll be able to acknowledge them, and Iâll be able to
accept that, too. Even if you hurt me, you are their father. I look away as a tense silence falls between
us, and Jai clears his throat.
âSebastian⦠Why donât you start at the very beginning?â He suggests.
Sebastian nods before he walks over to a briefcase that sits on the table, one I hadnât even noticed
when I entered and unlocks it.
âIt all started back when we were still together, in the form of messages.â He says, taking out a few
cards and holding them out to me. I frown as I take them from him.
HOW WOULD YOU FEEL IF YOUR LUNAâS
GUTS ARE STREWN ACROSS THE ENTIRE
PACK TERRITORY? UNPLEASANT RIGHT?
THEN GET RID OF HER.
My stomach drops ominously as I skim through the rest. Some were less disturbing, and others spoke
of something about my truth, whatever that was and others were threats to Sebastian to get rid of me
or they will do it for Sebastian and then some promising not to touch me if he divorced meâ¦.
My head is spinning as I flip through the messages, faster and faster. There are photographs, several
of my birthmark. What is its significance?
What on earthâ¦.
My heart keeps thumping as I see pictures of me and the kids. Even though these are blurrier, they are
clear warnings to Sebastian.
JUST POPPING IN TO TELL YOU I HAVENâT
SHREDDED THOSE KIDS INTO MINCE MEAT
YET! THEY STAY ALIVE AS LONG AS YOU
KEEP YOUR DISTANCE!
Another picture of Zion eating ice cream, and I recognise it, itâs only from a few months ago. Again, the
image is extremely blurry and clearly taken from afar, but even I know that there are long-range
weapons.
He could be harmed from far too.
DOESNâT THAT LITTLE CUTIE LOOK LIKE
YOU? HEâS CUTE EATING THAT ICE CREAM,
ABIDE BY MY RULES SK AND THERE WONâT
BE ANY EXPLOSION OF BLOOD AND GUTS!
I turn away, tossing the cards at him. My head is squeezing, and my stomach is twisting. I feel sick.
âMy children are being threatened, and I didnât know?â I whisper. âWhat if they get harmed because we
are meeting!â
Iâm terrified. What if something happens to them today? âThey are safe. I know for a fact we have
managed to pull one over him. He has no idea Iâm here.â Sebastian says quietly yet firmly as he places
the cards and photographs back in the briefcase.
He begins telling me exactly how the messages started, and how he didnât know what to do. How he
didnât think much of the first couple, ignoring them at first, but then when they became more disturbing,
how he tried to find out who was behind it and failed.
Then when the threats became worse, and Annalise had returned, he decided to use her as a pretence
and decided to orchestrate our divorce only for me to accept it. Something he didnât expect me to do.
I scoff, looking at him in the dark room as Jai pulls the blinds shut and switches the light on. The storm
is pounding against the window, and I shake my head..
âSebastian. You chose Annalise before you knew we were mates. It was her that you picked,
remember? Of course, if you take your ex back and also accuse me of having her taken care of, I will
reject you. Do you think I have no pride? That I was going to simply stand by and take it?â I ask, pulling
my jacket off. I feel hot and irritated, and my anger is only rising at the idiocy of the man before me.
âWe were mates. One would presume you would care enough to try to stick around.â He says icily, and
I close my eyes. Men are dumb. I donât know if itâs his ego, arrogance, or plain stupidity.
Honestly, when the goddess made Alphas, she gifted them with amazing looks, incredible sex drives,
and power. But in the brain cell department? They are lacking greatly!
âThe goddess didnât make Lunas to be the other half of their Alphasâ¦. She gifted them Lunas to make
up for their rice grain-sized brains!â I snap. âThe only thing Iâm getting from this entire mess is one
question,â I say, my eyes flashing.
Sebastian frowns as he stares at me arrogantly. âAnd what may that be? Since youâre oh so smart, Iâd
have assumed youâd know the answer to everything.â He retorts. The urge to smack him across the
head is tempting, but instead, I ball my fists and glare at him.
âIâm afraid my brain doesnât process stupidity.â My question is: why didnât you tell me? I get that
someone was watching us, but surely you had at least a moment alone where you could have
whispered the truth to me!â I exclaim.
The pain in my chest is growing and a thousand emotions are consuming me, but above all, all I can
think of is my babies.
âZaiaâ¦â
âDonât Zaia me! if we didnât reject one another, my little Sia would not be going through what she is
today!â I say, my sharp voice breaking, the words spilling from my lips before I can stop them. I regret it.
Because he is now looking at me with a deadly look that makes me shiver. He now stands up, but
before he can even speak, a flash of lightning seeps through the blinds.
Suddenly the lights go off as the resounding crack of thunder fills the now silent room as he advances
on me like a predator ready to kill⦠3