All Chapters of The Lost Luna: Pregnant for the betraying alpha : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

LucianMy vision was blurry at first before I was greeted with the view of where I was. My eyelids were lazy, barely opening fully as I scanned my surroundings. My limbs felt lifeless, and they seemed to be held up. The coldness biting against my wrist made me realize I was chained upwards. Even though pain tore through me, I had no other option but to rely on the chains to keep my balance. My legs could barely stand on their own. I wobbled, staggered and fell back into the hold of the chains. It felt as if every muscle in my body had gone on holiday. My senses are on vacation. And my dignity? Well, that seemed to be out of reach. My chest twisted with pain, but not the pain of the tight chains around my wrist or the intense burning effect of the wolfsbane under my skin. It was something else—the pain of failing. How much more do I have to fail my Luna?How much more do I have to fail my pack members?The muscles in my face were weak as well. I couldn’t even frown at the reflectio

LucianI should feel relieved that Gareth recognized me. I should be glad that I’d be saved. But instead, something dark settled, tightening my chest and threatening to seize my breath from my lungs. Fear. The temperature of the air suddenly dropped. And despite the heat from the blanket, a chill settled into the deepest parts of my bones. But I wasn’t scared of my own life. My heart clenched for the safety of my beta. Other than the terrifying revelation that I experienced during my trance, the last time I had ever experienced fear was as a pup. Fear doesn’t bother me. As I have grown to understand under the training of my father that fear is a trait for the weak. That wasn’t me. I’m not a weakling. My jaw clenched as I fought against the effects of the poison. My hands trembled from beside me as I forced myself to lift them. My weak muscles responded to the fact that I’ve now sealed off my mind. “I ... .am..n..ot……we..a….k,” I managed to mumble as I gripped the armrest of the

LucianThe elders approach us in an unexpectedly calm manner. That was an odd reaction to the blood covering my legs, and also my slightly bruised face. Even if they don’t recognize these things, the view before them should be an obvious sign that something is wrong. Nadia still had the blood-coated dagger in her grasp as she approached them like she was reuniting with an old family. I am sitting in a wheelchair, and my elder looked as unfazed as anything. For some reason, I’m not too surprised. I kind of expected something like this to happen, just not too soon. Not now when my Luna and unborn child are endangered out there. Gareth doesn’t react to the situation like I did. The gasp that escaped him is audible as we both watch Nadia lean close to elder Balad and whispers something in his ear. Balad. Fury coursed through my vein, but the effects of the wolfsbane was stronger and it kept me in place, prohibiting me from lunging at them. Their spineless alliance is what annoyed me

FionaDamascus doesn’t wait for the dust to settle before he speaks. “Glad you did all that by yourself because I was beginning to get worried on how to get you out.”Get me out? Did he just say ‘get me out?’“You coward, you ran into the woods before Orion got the chance to kill you. Now you’re back, and you want to get me out? Get me out for what exactly? If you think you can just pop out of nowhere and threaten me and my child….” A snarl escapes me as I extend my claws further, “think again.”Damascus waved his hands up like a playful pup, laughing at my threats. “Woah, woah, woah, you seem paranoid, but why don’t we just relax and talk?”A growl splits from my throat as I notice one of his men inches closer in my peripheral vision. However, not only that made me more mad. It’s the fact that he is treating this moment like a joke. His body movement and the way he speaks with a hint of playfulness, makes my blood boil. Ever since I have stumbled into the hands of this mad man, I ha

FionaI sprinted for the pack house, different emotions spiraling over my mind, all at once. But the thought of losing my mate stood out, kept me moving, step after step. The towering building loomed in the distance, lit by torches and swarming with warriors. A heart-gripping scene that almost made me change my mind about going in there. Almost. I moved with caution. My steps were slow and almost inaudible as I crept closer to the distracted guards. They chatted nonchalantly, leisurely disinterested in whatever danger nature had to offer. It didn't take me up to a minute before I knocked both of them unconscious. I was careful not to make any noise as I placed their heavily armored bodies on the ground. They weren’t dead, but they won’t be bothering me for a long time. I made sure of that. I suck in a deep breath before allowing myself to shrink back to my human form. My bones and muscles were used to this routine by now because I felt no pain as I shifted from a seven-foot-tall w