All Chapters of The Lost Luna: Pregnant for the betraying alpha : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

LucianThe chain bit at my wrist like acid as we trudged further into the dense forest. The rogue wolves held out their sharp blades to ensure that nobody fell out of line. I glanced at Maddox who walked ahead of me, his face had been masked in restrained anger. He had barely said a word ever since we had left the sacred pack. Curse those wolves. However, Maddox’s anger wasn’t even directed at the rogues. It was directed at me, I knew it even if his eyes were staring at me. I had made the deadly mistake of trusting a stranger, a gullible move that wouldn’t have been attempted by even a pup. I kept drowning in my own thoughts or failure. The death of Maddox warriors and mine weighed on me just as much as it weighed on him. But I knew that this wasn’t the time for guilt or apology. We needed to focus on our survival. Ahead of me, my head warrior Gareth walked under the rogue’s command, his step measured. He was also a bit disappointed in me and I could feel it. The feelings hurt e

Lucian“I suspected,” I said carefully, trying to keep my tone even. “The scent……her scent was faint and I did want to say anything until I was sure.”Maddox narrowed his eyes down at me, and for a moment I thought he was going to accuse me of something outright, but instead he turned to his warriors. “Double your efforts, we might be onto something here.” He said, his lips curling into a smirk. I shook my head in disbelief and I watched the warriors obey immediately and started combing out the area. My stomach churned with unease, hoping that Fiona wasn’t anywhere close to this area. Maddox knew she could be close now, he had a chance to punish her for what she did to his daughter and I was positive that he would take that advantage at any chance he got. I took another look at the fall from the cliff’s edge. The blood confirmed that she had definitely been here, but where could she have gone? The cliff was too high for anyone to survive a fall. And yet, her scent had ended abruptl

FionaThe path we had followed all the way here was eerie, mysterious and downright treacherous. I was still stunned by the unexpected way we got down from that cliff. The way Orion’s men were so quick and organized to bring us down made me conclude that it was their first time being up and off that cliff. Orion barked orders at them and the men seemed to obey without questions. They feared him. The way they cower at his presence almost made me question if he was really my brother or if it was just a shapeshifter pretending to be him. In our pack, Orion was never considered to be someone with a frightening demeanor, Lucian was, and that was why the elders had made him alpha instead of Orion. It was hard to believe, but I was pretty certain that the figure in front of me was my brother. As he is the only one who calls me little bird. However, my big brother now had his little bird shackled in silver chains. It had taken me quite a while to recover from the shock that Orion ordered h

FionaThe blonde warrior rested his back on the edge of the entrance, his eyes darted from Rhena's face to mine and then back at Rhena again. He moved his weight away from the door, taking a few steps closer to the bed. “Tell who what?” He asked again, this time his tone demanded a quick response. I fidgeted, hoping Rhena would be my new secret keeper and not rat me out to the warrior. I took a quick glance at her but she quickly avoided my eyes. She stood up and faced the warrior, dipping her hands into the pocket of her lab coat, she sighed, and I knew right then and there that she would expose me. “Beta Nox, I’m afraid Fiona here might have lost her wolf,” Rhena said, looking Nox dead in the eyes. For a moment, a wave of relief washed over me, and I was glad that she didn’t reveal my pregnancy. But then my relief was quickly replaced by shock. At first I thought she had just said that just to throw Beta off from knowing about my pregnancy. But then I remembered when last I had

Fiona…….“So tell me, how did you know my wolf was gone?” I asked as soon as Rhena rolled me out of the hospital building. My question sounded a bit awkward and poorly timed, knowing that she was a doctor, but I was only curious to know if those tiny beeping monitors could detect Mera’s absence within me. Also, I wanted to keep her distracted from knowing my true intent of being out here. The sun’s warm glow gave my skin a soft kiss, the outside breeze threatening to pull my hair off my head and the satisfying scent of nature and wildlife filled my nostrils. “Your wounds,” Rhena replied, “the smallest of your wounds did not heal, so I took a better look. Even the alpha, your brother, told me that he had mistakenly dug his claws into your arm several hours ago.”She continued, “when i calculated, your wound should have sealed up a few hours ago, but when it didn’t, I conducted other tests that helped me finally confirm.” She explained, nodding a greeting to a nearby pack member as