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25. HIS PLANS

Penulis: Paisley C
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2025-06-11 23:01:31

KIERAN

The air was thick with tension as I strode across the gravel-covered path leading to the main courtyard, my boots crunching beneath me, my heart hammering a warning into my ribs. I didn’t need anyone to tell me something was off, the energy around the pack was too quiet, like the forest before a storm. When I glanced up, I saw the guards standing at attention, but their eyes… Some were too shifty, others too still. Something had slipped through the cracks. No, someone had.

“How the hell did he get this close?” I barked, spinning to face Jared, who flinched at the edge in my voice.

“We’ve reinforced the borders twice this week.”

“I—I don’t know, Alpha,” he stammered, eyes darting left. “We only just got word that Lucian was seen along the eastern ridge.”

“Eastern ridge?” I repeated coldly. “He should be miles away. There’s no way he made it here this fast unless—” I broke off, the realization dawning like a blade in the gut. “Unless someone told him how to get through.”

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  • Reclaiming His Fated Luna   114. STORM OF UNCERTAINTY

    RAVENBy the time I finally got to the settlement where Lucian and his rogues were camped, my mind was still a storm of uncertainty, my boots crunching against the rough ground as I scanned the scattered tents and flickering fires.“So,” Lucian’s voice cut through the cold air before I could even catch my breath, his eyes narrowing as if he’d been expecting me for hours, “did your precious Alpha Kieran buy the false attack, or did he see right through it?” I shook my head slowly, my voice low but edged with frustration.“I don’t know, Lucian. I left before I could tell. He didn’t say anything to me directly… just gave me that look, like he was putting pieces together in his head.” Lucian snorted and leaned back against a wooden post, his arms folding over his chest.“My spies saw him,” he said flatly, “and he went back home. But don’t get too comfortable with that. Him going home doesn’t mean he swallowed your bait. In fact, it means the opposite—he’s thinking, he’s planning.”I frown

  • Reclaiming His Fated Luna   113. SWING AND STRIKE

    KIERANThe moment the second wave of rogues came charging at me, snarling like a pack of rabid dogs, I knew that if I didn’t fight like my life depended on it—because it actually did—then I wasn’t walking out of there. I could feel the blood pounding in my ears as I tightened my grip, my teeth grinding with each swing and strike.“You think you can corner me in your filthy territory and expect me to just roll over?” I growled at one of them before slamming him hard into the dirt. The stench of their breath mixed with the metallic tang of blood in the air made me sick, but I pushed forward, driving my elbow into another’s jaw before he could sink his claws into me. Out of the corner of my eye, I caught Vee standing there, leaning casually against a tree like she was watching a show.“You’re really not going to help?” I shouted at her between blows, my voice raw with rage and disbelief. She didn’t even flinch—just tilted her head slightly, that infuriatingly calm expression still on her

  • Reclaiming His Fated Luna   112. FIGHT SMART

    RAVENI could literally see the fear in Kieran’s eyes, the way they darted from one rogue to another like he was trying to find an escape route that didn’t exist, and I knew right then that he was scared because the rogues had completely surrounded him.“Vee…” he muttered, his voice low but strained, “this… this isn’t good.” I stepped closer, my own eyes flicking to the snarling faces around us, but I kept my tone firm.“No, it’s not good, Kieran, but you need to keep your head straight, do you hear me? If you lose it now, they’ll tear you apart.” He shook his head quickly, his jaw tightening as one of the rogues stepped forward, baring his teeth with a mocking grin.“You really think you can walk out of here, Alpha’s boy?” the rogue spat, and I could see Kieran’s fists clench so tight his knuckles turned white.“Back off,” Kieran snapped, but there was a tremor in his voice that told me he was still calculating and not confident.The rogues laughed, a rough, ugly sound that echoed in

  • Reclaiming His Fated Luna   111. A BAD DECISION

    KIERANI clenched my fists, my breath coming heavier as I trudged through the thick forest behind Vee, every step echoing in my head like a bad decision. “You know this is insane, right?” I muttered, my voice sharper than I intended. She didn’t even slow down, just tossed me a look over her shoulder that made my chest tighten with equal parts frustration and disbelief. “Insane?” she scoffed.“Kieran, you followed me here, no one dragged you.” I bit back the urge to snap because deep down, I knew she was right, but that didn’t change the fact that I had just walked myself straight into what could easily be Lucian’s trap. My eyes darted around, every rustle in the leaves making me tense.“If his rogues jump me now, I’m dead,” I said, half to her, half to myself. “Not dead,” she replied too quickly, “just… outnumbered.” I stopped in my tracks, staring at her. “That’s supposed to make me feel better? Outnumbered usually leads to death, Vee. Or worse.”She finally stopped walking, turning

  • Reclaiming His Fated Luna   110.SOME STUBBORN SHADOW

    RAVENI glanced over my shoulder for what felt like the tenth time in less than a minute, my brows drawn low, because honestly, I couldn’t wrap my head around why Kieran was still there, still following me like some stubborn shadow that refused to disappear. “You do know,” I said, letting my voice drip with the kind of warning that should’ve made any sane man turn back, “that I might be walking you straight into a trap, right?” He didn’t even blink—just gave me that infuriating half-smile, the one that made it look like he knew more than he was letting on.“Yeah,” he said simply, “but if it’s a trap, it’s still better than sitting around and wondering what’s out here.” I let out a sharp breath, almost a laugh but not quite, shaking my head. “You really don’t know when to quit, do you?” I muttered.“Not when I think the person leading me knows something I don’t,” he shot back, his tone laced with something between challenge and curiosity. I stopped for a moment, narrowing my eyes at hi

  • Reclaiming His Fated Luna   109. THIS SIDE OF MOCKING

    KIERANI kept my eyes on Raven as she moved swiftly ahead of me, her figure weaving between the trees like she had walked this path a thousand times before. “Raven,” I called, my voice cutting through the quiet rustle of the leaves, “are you ever going to tell me where the hell we’re going, or do you plan to keep me guessing until we get lost?”She didn’t turn back, didn’t even slow her pace, just tossed her voice over her shoulder like it was a casual thing. “If you can’t handle a little mystery, Kieran, you’re free to turn around.”I scoffed, shoving a low branch out of my way. “Turn around? You think I’m the type to stop halfway just because I’m not getting answers?” She let out a laugh—short, sharp, and just this side of mocking.“You’re the type to get in over your head and then complain about it later.” I pushed forward, narrowing the gap between us. “I’m the type who doesn’t like being lied to. And right now, you’re not telling me anything, which makes me think you’re hiding so

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