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Chapter 105

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Don’t get me wrong Alpha Corvin is fine.

Like… if the sun and the moon had a very ill-advised one-night thing and produced a walking distraction kind of fine.

Golden-brown skin that caught the light like it belonged there. Jet-black hair usually tied back, except when it fell loose in a way that felt intentional even when it wasn’t. Icy blue eyes that missed nothing. And his body, unfair. Built like someone who trained not to impress but because violence was a language he spoke fluently.

Yes. I
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    “Hello, son.” Corvin doesn’t move. For several seconds, he simply stares at the man standing before him. The resemblance is unmistakable. The same icy blue eyes, the same sharp features, though his father’s face carries more years and considerably less warmth. “Father?” The older man smiles faintly. “It’s been a long time.” “Seven years.” “Yes.” “You let me believe you were dead.” “I had my reasons.” Corvin gives a short, humourless laugh. “I’m sure you did.” I barely pay attention to their exchange. My eyes have settled on the second man standing beside Corvin’s father. And suddenly, I wish the ground would open beneath my feet. I know that face. I know the man standing there, watching me as though we have simply run into each other at a family gathering. My adoptive father. The man who raised me. “Rain,” he says. My fingers tighten around the sword in my hand. “What are you doing here?” He looks at the blood on my clothes before returning his

  • Mooncursed: Fated to the Alphas   Chapter 107

    The first scream comes from outside. I drop the spoon. For a second, I sit perfectly still, listening. Then another shout cuts through the morning, followed by the unmistakable clash of metal. Storm lifts her head inside me. That's not training. I push away from the table and hurry towards the window. The courtyard has changed. Soldiers are running towards the northern wall, stable hands are dragging horses out, and two guards are carrying a wounded wolf between them. There's blood on his shirt. Corvin appears in the doorway. "Stay here." I turn around. "What's happening?" "An incident at the northern watch." "That sounds wonderfully vague." He doesn't answer. He's already fastening the belt around his waist, a dagger secured against his hip. "Corvin." He stops. "Is it them?" "One of your mates has been spotted," he says. "Draven." My stomach tightens. "Where are the others?" "That's what my scout was supposed to find out." "Was?" Corvin looks towards the courtyar

  • Mooncursed: Fated to the Alphas   Chapter 106

    I take another bite, mostly to avoid looking at him for too long. There is something deeply irritating about a man who looks like Corvin Blackmere and has the audacity seat there looking peaceful and calm. Honestly, the Moon Goddess has favorites, and apparently, she isn’t even trying to hide it. I glance up at him. He’s watching me. “Do you always stare at people while they eat?” I ask. “Only when they look like they’re planning my murder.” I nearly choke on my food. Corvin reaches for his glass, looking entirely too pleased with himself. “You kidnapped me,” I remind him. “And fed you.” “After kidnapping me.” “Would you prefer I had left you in the cart? Or maybe on the battlefield” I stare at him. “You’re very annoying.” “I’ve been told.” “By women, I presume.” “Mostly men, actually.” I roll my eyes before I can stop myself It’s small, barely noticeable, but it’s the first genuine reaction I’ve managed since the battle. The moment I realize it, I stop it He’s ha

  • Mooncursed: Fated to the Alphas   Chapter 105

    Don’t get me wrong Alpha Corvin is fine.Like… if the sun and the moon had a very ill-advised one-night thing and produced a walking distraction kind of fine.Golden-brown skin that caught the light like it belonged there. Jet-black hair usually tied back, except when it fell loose in a way that felt intentional even when it wasn’t. Icy blue eyes that missed nothing. And his body, unfair. Built like someone who trained not to impress but because violence was a language he spoke fluently.Yes. I am very aware I have three absurdly attractive mates.I am also very aware that I am currently upset with them, half-betrayed, half-furious, and honestly… not even that angry that I got kidnapped again.At least it wasn’t Caius. Nor is it Selene or Liana.At least no one was screaming curse in my face.I could use a break from all of that.“Miss.”The voice pulls me from my thoughts.I turn from the window.The wolf standing just inside the doorway is young, barely over eight full moons. Too yo

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