All Chapters of Once Upon a Broken Moon: Alpha King is my Second Chance Mate: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

I ignored his question. The three males in their human form started to circle us.‘I shouldn’t have followed after Elise!’ I scolded myself, bile now rising in my throat. I’ll definitely vomit as soon as I shift back to human.Silence fell upon the forest as if it too stilled to witness the carnage that’s going to happen.In a heartbeat, the four of us just remained rooted to the ground, gazing into each other’s eyes. Staring at each other’s souls, waiting to see who will strike first.My wolf blinked, and as if it was the Rogue’s signal to strike, the third Rogue lunged at us.I was immediately in battle mode and unsheathed my claws. I growled at him as I stepped backward—narrowly escaping the sharp swipe he intended for my face.My wolf's maw caught his arm and managed to sink my teeth in his flesh, enough for me to toss him afar. The third Rogue crashed into the trunk of a frosty tree.The one standing from the west screamed as he attacked Mara, but we managed to avoid him. The poo

“Do you even have a reputation in the first place?” He still managed to smirk, his caring demeanor vanishing like bubbles popping mid-air.If only I could wipe away that smirk on his face with my claws or with a silver knife.I roared in pain as I thumped back to the ground, my legs betraying me.“I don’t need your help. I’ll just mind-link my two Betas to fetch me.”“Most of the Nightblood Pack Betas who can fight are in the Blackwind Pack right now, Evadne." He waved a hand to the other side of the river. "Where do you think those Rogues came from?”Just as I rested on the snow, a series of growls and snarling echoed in the woods around one or two kilometers away from us. I’m pretty sure it’s the friends of the Rogues to the group of Rogues that we just fought. I’m pretty sure...that Kallias will scrutinize me and scold me for the danger I put myself into, and the dangers it meant for the Nightblood Pack.I inhaled a sharp breath. I mean, does anyone even dare cross the Nightblood P

The word “Luna” before my name made Gregor clench his teeth.Kallias noticed it and side-glanced him. His gaze returned to me a heartbeat later. “Who did this?” he asked none of us in particular, his voice low and dangerous. But I can feel that the question is directly pointed at me.I avoided my mate’s gaze as I was afraid to admit that this tragedy was partly my fault.“The Rogues attacked her. I saved her from them,” Alpha Gregor answered nonchalantly.Kal narrowed his eyes. “Who told you to speak? And who told you that you can sit your ass inside my pack?!”“Kal, please!" I begged, even if I don’t want to. “The Alpha saved my life.”“And what right does he have to?” Fury brightened his wolf's golden eyes even more. “For all we knew, he was the one who lured you into the White Woods and set you up with the Rogues so he could have a show-off of playing your savior!”Kal crossed the room in a matter of strides. He winced and swallowed the pain of his wounds. With his blue jacket cove

“Luna Evadne.” A deep female voice, one that holds both age and wisdom, whispered to my ear. “You don’t need to blame yourself. You’ll stress both of you,” she tossed a glance at Kallias. “Your mates; you’re both connected. The pain he felt runs down into your mind and soul too. The same with you breaking down. It will just worsen His Majesty’s condition if you give in to the panic attack.” I sighed once and drank in the Head Healer’s words of wisdom. It’s true. Both Kal and I are wounded. Both of us have met an accident we wouldn’t be able to crawl from if we didn’t fight back. The Head Healer held my face in her warm, calloused hands. She closed her eyes and muttered a prayer. The other Healer renewed my wounded hand’s wrapping. And though both hurt, both brought me serenity just like how Kal is now resting soundly on our bed. He’s no longer thrashing nor moaning nor screaming. Both of his hands are on his stomach and he’s now breathing evenly.

My period came the night later, the same day Kal gave me a lesson about traitors.Blood relentlessly poured out of me and into the makeshift pads that Farra helped me wear, made from cut-out fabrics. My womb hurts, obviously, as if I haven’t had my periods for months when in fact I have them regularly.Good thing my mate instructed the Healers to give me tea that will calm it down and relax my body.I just changed my third set of clothes of the day due to the immense sweat I was experiencing on the first day of my period when my loyal Omega servant entered the infirmary suite. “Thank you, Farra,” I murmured as the Omega set down the teacups and the teapot just beside the table where Kal and I had dined last night. The snow is falling tonight, the moon a waning figure in the night sky. I had my dinner alone since Kal is away in the Blackwind Pack again for pack matters. Finally, I was able to move my left hand. I realized it earlier in the afternoon. My wolf’s h