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CHAPTER TEN

Author: Brooke Meyer
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-21 03:01:36

The forest hadn’t changed since he vanished. Silent. Still. But I couldn’t shake the weight of his eyes on me, golden and burning as though they had left an imprint beneath my skin.

My stomach growled a sign of hunger, exhaustion washing over me, I changed into my wolf, careful not to be caught, I needed to hunt, if not I would die of hunger before being taken by the Alpha king’s men. My wolf howl excited of been free, we took of hunting, trying to catch any thing we can make due of, I heard a little rustling ahead of me, running to that place carefully not to spook any potential meal of, I caught sight of a deer close to a small lake, lunging for the neck I took a big chunk of it, killing it and feeding from it my wolf purr, it been long we hunt and eat a good meal. I change back to my human form, walking into the lake to wash myself and the little rag I have, of course can't be identified as cloth anymore. Feeling content and relieved for the first time in the past few days.

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    The firelight flickered low in the small clearing, shadows dancing across Lucian’s sharp features. He sat opposite me, cloak draped over his shoulders, his crimson eyes glowing faintly in the dark like embers refusing to die out. For hours, he had driven me through merciless drills, and yet it wasn’t my aching body that kept me restless, it was the question clawing at me. Finally, I couldn’t hold it in anymore. “Who are you?” Lucian didn’t move at first. His hand stirred the embers with a branch, sparks rising into the night. The silence stretched until it felt like the trees themselves leaned in to hear his answer. “You already know what I am,” he said at last, his voice quiet, even. “A rogue. A man with too many ghosts.” “That’s not an answer,” I pressed. My voice was stronger than I felt. “You train me, push me to the edge, but you hide everything. Why? Why help me at all? You could’ve left me to die.” His eyes lifted from the fire and locked onto mine. For the first time, I

  • THE ALPHA FIERCE LUNA   CHAPTER FIFTEEN

    The forest had become my prison and my salvation. Every day, Lucian dragged me deeper into his shadows, breaking me down piece by piece only to force me to build again. The ache in my muscles was constant now, a burn that never left, but worse was the ache inside. The gnawing feeling of leaving my mate. I felt his presence through the bond, small but there. Lucian didn’t let me linger on it. “Again,” he commanded, his tone like iron. I staggered to my feet, pressing trembling palms to the earth. The light answered before I even called it, a hot pulse under my skin, begging to be unleashed. I clenched my jaw, fighting to keep it steady. “Don’t resist it,” Lucian said sharply. “Harness it. Mold it. You’re letting it control you.” “I’m trying,” I snapped, frustration crackling through me. Sweat dripped down my temple, stinging my eyes. “Every time I let it go, I see death. I don’t want to become a monster.” His crimson eyes were fixed on me, burning. “Then stop acting like

  • THE ALPHA FIERCE LUNA   CHAPTER FOURTEEN

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  • THE ALPHA FIERCE LUNA   Chapter thirteen

    Lucian didn’t believe in gentle beginnings. “Again,” he ordered, his voice cutting through the forest clearing like steel. My chest heaved, sweat slicking my temples as I crouched low. My fingers dug into the dirt, power humming just beneath my skin like a storm waiting to break. Every nerve screamed for rest, but Lucian’s crimson eyes burned into me, daring me to falter. “I can’t,” I muttered, my voice hoarse. “You can,” he said, tone sharp but calm. “You’re afraid of your strength, not of your limits. There’s a difference.” The words stung, mostly because they were true. Each time the light surged through me, I saw men falling, their flesh burning, their screams echoing in my head. That wasn’t a strength. That was destruction. Lucian paced around me like a predator circling prey. His cloak dragged softly against the earth, his presence impossible to ignore. “Your power feeds on hesitation. Doubt makes it wild. If you want to survive, if you want to control it” He stopped sudde

  • THE ALPHA FIERCE LUNA   CHAPTER TWELVE

    “Close your eyes.” I crossed my arms. “What is this, some kind of meditation trick?” Lucian’s gaze hardened. “Close them, or I’ll close them for you.” Growling under my breath, I obeyed. “Now breathe,” he said. “Slow. Even. Feel the air in your lungs. Hold it. Release it. Again.” It sounded ridiculous. I was the girl who’d burned soldiers alive, who was whispered about as cursed. And here I was, sitting in the dirt, breathing like a child learning patience. But as I drew in the air, something shifted. Beneath my skin, the wild storm stirred, restless, hungry. The more I focused on each breath, the more I felt it pushing back, testing the walls I was trying to build around it. My hands trembled, faint sparks lighting my fingertips.“Good,” Lucian murmured, close enough that his presence grounded me. “Don’t fight it. Let it rise, but keep it in your grasp. Like holding a blade by the hilt instead of the edge.” I clenched my fists tighter. The heat threatened to spill over, to swa

  • THE ALPHA FIERCE LUNA   CHAPTER ELEVEN

    Lucian released me, stepping back with that same infuriating calm. “Better. But barely. If you keep letting it spill uncontrolled, you’ll burn yourself alive before anyone else kills you.”I looked up at him, anger rising again. “Why do you care?”For a moment, silence stretched between us. His expression gave nothing away, only the steady glint of gold in his eyes.Finally, he said, “Because if you die now, the prophecy dies with you. And I don’t waste potential when I see one.”Prophecy. The word coiled around me like a snare. I wanted to demand answers, to claw them from him if I had to. But my body sagged with exhaustion, and he only straightened, turning back into the shadows.“We start again tomorrow,” Lucian said over his shoulder. “And next time, curse girl, try not almost to kill yourself.”I wanted to snarl, to tell him I wasn’t his student. But the truth dug sharp inside me. For the first time since the prison, someone hadn’t called me a monster in fear, he’d called me a we

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