Alpha's Reborn Luna
ght of
suppose
s, the ones who spoke of mate bonds as if they w
they
p, sharp and merciless, shaping you into
, I was being
ds clenched into fists, nails cutting into my palms. Every
an had spoke
of the Lycans, reject you
s steady. Un
beat of
syllable left his mo
entle. It w
arp teeth, sinking into my s
owl, the force of it sending a violent tremor through my body
red. My lungs
s was coming. I
new it would
room was deathly si
first, then a slow-buil
ere la
g through the pain, throu
Courtiers.
ike knives. They w
-wolf who thought she
's disca
jo
r lips curved in satisfaction.
Ki
dn't lo
s jaw tight, but his silenc
wa
sing like a storm. He had don
even man eno
et them
think thi
show t
ed. My breath came in shallow bursts, my wolf a we
nd was
one last time, something inside
my heel and
not lo
de the palace gates, the g
und wa
s ex
dy still trembled from the severed bond, but I wouldn't let
through the cobbled streets, past the noble di
pped me. N
I was not
without
without
I would be
long I walked. H
heavier the air became-thick with mag
od Forest l
one entered
o one ret
o
ped fo
dows swallo
ood Forest
tling leaves, whispering winds, and the qu
breathed. It wa
was
gh my body. My muscles ached, my throat was raw, and my wolf-what
d shattered some
r that had once held me steady. Now, I was adrif
rocks. My bare feet were cut, raw and bleeding, but the pain was di
t it ma
enter. If the creatures lurking in its shadows didn't tear
at was t
s where I was
echoed thro
fr
ck of my neck stood
omeone-was
enses were dull, weakened from the mate bond's
u
idn
squared my shoul
eyes-dark, cold, a
ering figure cloaked in shadow. His prese
t not just
Alp
s scent was nothing like Kieran's. It was darker
arp and assessing, before
't belon
, rough-a blade dr
meeting his stare. I refus
n his expression. Amu
ht caught the hard planes of his face-strong jaw, sh
in the way only a
e hat
ll you," he
ld my ground. I wasn't af
ot back. "You'd be
in his eye
r of us moved. The forest
something in his
ression
denial, something deep
rse, strangled. Like h
denly,
lt it
ll. Th
oddess's c
er, eyes burn
His voice is ice, final
ould break m
. "Good. I don
aw ticks. He wasn
ve-something stirs in the shad
stant, every