Reclaiming My Broken Luna by Selene Souchon

Chapter 306

Chapter 306: Unfairness Astrid's

POV

I gently shut the door to Ryker's bedroom, the soft click echoing in the silence of the hallway.

My heart felt heavy, an ache deep in my chest that I couldn't quite shake. I paused for a moment, resting my forehead against the door, and closed my eyes.

It was overwhelming - seeing him there, knowing he was mine, and yet feeling like I was still a world away from him.

Just as I took a step to leave, I heard my name. "Astrid."

My body stiffened, and I bit my lower lip, wiping away the stray tears that clung to my cheeks.

I straightened up, my face smoothing into a mask of indifference as I slowly turned around to face him. Killian stood a few feet away, his eyes soft and unreadable, but I could sense his caution.

I forced myself to meet his gaze without flinching, willing my voice to stay steady.

"What is it?" I asked, my tone even but detached.

He stepped closer, his expression gentle, his voice a low murmur as he spoke. "The pack is secure now. The rogues have been dealt with." His tone was calm, meant to lift the weight I carried, as if he sensed the turmoil within me.

It had been my responsibility to take a final check around the borders as the pack's general, to ensure everyone's safety.

But how could I have focused on my duties when the son I thought I had lost forever was alive and right here, under this very roof?

truth, everything else slipped from my mind, and I ran straight to

handling it," I

a soft nod. "The preparations we made... they worked well. No

gaze drifted away from him. "Good,"

have felt relief, maybe even pride that our planning

I felt was a bone-deep exhaustion-both

say more, to bridge the distance between us. "It's been a long day. You

about the guests?" I

head back to their packs. Others have chosen to stay, but everyone

don't need to worry; Damien and I have taken care of everything," he said,

uneasily in my mind. There were still so many questions I had for Damien,

if sensing my thoughts, Killian added, "I spoke with Damien. He promised

over me, the reassurance doing little to ease my mind. "And what about Drystan? Don't you think he deserves to be

but to help Giselle in order to protect his daughter, but I want to know if Killian really thinks that Damien deserved no punishment for the

Lov

ruining our

for him, Giselle wouldn't have succeeded in all her lies. He had three years to tell us

did. If we hadn't uncovered it today,

barely contained, my voice tinged with

his eyes

and there was a

understand what you're saying, Astrid," he said, his

Damien's

I've

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