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She was meant to shift under the full moon. Instead, she was rejected beneath it. When the Alpha cast her aside, she walked away—wolf-less, humiliated, and forgotten. Years later, a wounded beast appears at her door, dragging the past with him. She saves him. Not knowing he’s the one who broke her. But fate isn’t finished. The curse that tore them apart is unraveling. Her wolf is awakening. And so is a power that could destroy everything. She wasn’t weak. She was chosen. And now, she’s ready to claim what was always hers.
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Bound By The Moon: The Alpha’s Regret Seventy Three
Malrick’s POVI was halfway through reviewing recon footage when my phone buzzed on the desk beside me. It was an unknown number. Coordinates was attached. A text below it: He was here.I didn’t answer. I didn’t need to. I already knew what it meant.I pushed back from the desk in the temporary tracking room—an abandoned gas station retrofitted for surveillance—and called out, “Kael. Gear up. Bring two men. We’re heading to the border.”Kael appeared in the doorway, already slipping into a jacket. “Another tip?”“Not a tip.” I grabbed my pack and weapons. “It’s a trail.”The drive was quiet. Just the hum of tires and the occasional click of the radio being turned down. When we pulled off the main road onto a path that curved toward the national forest, the signal dropped to nothing. No service. No cameras. Just trees thick with fog and that silence I’d learned to hate.“There,” I said, pointing ahead.The abandoned ranger station came into view slowly—half hidden by overgrowth and sha
Last Updated : 2025-05-07Bound By The Moon: The Alpha’s Regret Chapter Seventy Two
Malrick’s POVI was halfway through reviewing recon footage when my phone buzzed on the desk beside me. It was an unknown number. Coordinates was attached. A text below it: He was here.I didn’t answer. I didn’t need to. I already knew what it meant.I pushed back from the desk in the temporary tracking room—an abandoned gas station retrofitted for surveillance—and called out, “Kael. Gear up. Bring two men. We’re heading to the border.”Kael appeared in the doorway, already slipping into a jacket. “Another tip?”“Not a tip.” I grabbed my pack and weapons. “It’s a trail.”The drive was quiet. Just the hum of tires and the occasional click of the radio being turned down. When we pulled off the main road onto a path that curved toward the national forest, the signal dropped to nothing. No service. No cameras. Just trees thick with fog and that silence I’d learned to hate.“There,” I said, pointing ahead.The abandoned ranger station came into view slowly—half hidden by overgrowth and shad
Last Updated : 2025-05-06Bound By The Moon: The Alpha’s Regret Chapter Seventy One
Bella’s POV The apartment still buzzed with the remnants of our celebration. Empty cups and plates were scattered around, and the scent of Harper's lavender candles lingered in the air. Liam stood in the center of the living room, holding up a small, intricately carved charm."Look what Harper gave me!" he announced, his eyes shining with excitement.Harper, who was on the couch with a glass of wine, smiled. "It's just a little something for luck."I leaned in to get a better look at the charm. "It's beautiful," I said, noting the detailed engravings. "Where did you find it?"Harper shrugged. "An old shop downtown. Thought it might bring some good vibes to Liam's new managerial role."Liam chuckled, slipping the charm into his pocket. "Well, I can use all the luck I can get."As the evening wore on, we shared stories and laughter, the comfort of our camaraderie filling the room. But I couldn't shake the memory of Harper's eyes when she handed over the charm—a brief flicker of somethi
Last Updated : 2025-05-06Bound By The Moon: The Alpha’s Regret Chapter Seventy
Bella’s POV The next morning, June was already up when I stepped into the kitchen, pacing in her new black flats and whispering something under her breath. Her blazer sleeves kept slipping past her wrists, and she didn’t bother fixing them. Her hair was frizzing at the ends from nerves, and her coffee sat untouched on the counter.“You’re going to chew a hole in the floor,” I said, stifling a yawn as I reached for a mug.She turned, eyes wide. “Do I look like a secretary? I feel like a toddler playing dress-up.”I grinned. “A very professional toddler. You’ve got this.”She laughed—barely—and took a shaky sip of coffee. “I keep thinking they’ll take one look at me and realize I have no idea what I’m doing.”“That’s what starting anything feels like,” I said, patting her shoulder. “Just smile and pretend you know exactly where you’re going. That’s ninety percent of any job.”June’s nervous energy buzzed around the apartment, but it was a good kind. The kind that came from a normal day
Last Updated : 2025-05-05
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