All Chapters of Obsessed With A Secret Mate : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

The great hall of the new pack house finally stood quiet. Pine and the scent of wood filled the air, a sign of our new beginning. But I couldn't quiet my mind. I hurried from the great fireplace, my fingers running over the cold smoothness of the mantle. Angus sat in his chair and watched me, his bulk like an anchor to my web of thoughts. "The bond is restless tonight, my Luna," he growled, his voice vibrating through our mate's bond. "What's disturbing you?" I stood and wrapped my arms around myself. "It's Ronan," I admitted, facing him. "He has been home for weeks, but he's now a ghost among this pack. He does what he's told, but he doesn't live. He says words, but doesn't speak. I don't know your brother, Angus. And it troubles my mind." Saying his name was enough to wake a sleeping wolf around any other shifter close to it. Angus's eyes softened with a pain I knew all too well. Finding his lost brother had been nothing short of a miracle, but Ronan was broken. "He's been

The celebration was loud and happy. I stood with Angus, watching our pack. Ronan was surrounded by hunters, all of them asking questions. "Angus," I whispered Angus's name into his ears, forming him a signal with my fingers for him to see. "I'm sure you know what I mean right now. You know what I want, don't you?" "Like what, dear?" Angus snapped, eagerness showing on his face. "You mean Lachie's wolf academy?" "I care so much about Lachie... He is our son." I turned my head away from him and bowed my head, hoping he would understand me. I wanted to know if there was no other fearful thing ahead of us, and my mind was seriously bothered by that feeling. "You know that. But, I have a question..." "Ask," Angus responded, swerving my face again to his, aiming for a direct contact. "I'm all ears, Ellie." "Are you sure we are safe celebrating all the while we've got out victory?" I whimpered, holding his hands as we slowly walked to a secluded place. "Why do you think we are not?"

It was the D-day for another pack meeting. Everyone of the pack members was already gathered at the centre of the palace ground. I was walking slowly, holding Angus's hands and feeling loved by the Alpha of a reborn pack. “Don't you even think today is a day to remember?” I told Alpha Angus, my voice low as a form of respect to him. He was now the Alpha King. Not just the head of our pack, but the one to be installed as the Commander of the military Betas. “I do,” Alpha Angus snapped, a real and amazing smile appearing on his chin. “Are you referring to the coronation and the battles we are going to fight?” “Everything speaks of splendour, my love…” I whispered to his ears, my body still kept at a steady pace even while we walked on. “Do you remember today is the day Lachie will complete his wolf training…?” Alpha Angus snapped, “I remember! Yes, that's true! When are we going to get him?”“As soon as possible.” I turned my head closer to his lips and kissed him softly, hoping he

The tension in the palace was unbearable, a need to quickly act out of the already strong fear everyone was feeling, and deployment. I watched from the command tower as the Alpha King, Angus, and his war-pack, a team of large, muscular Lycans disappeared into the northern forests. Ronan, in his imposing brown-furred Beta shift, was steady at Angus’s side.My focus immediately turned to the south. Lachie. Our Alpha Heir. I knew Kael’s team was fast, but the Southern Training Grounds were nearly fifty miles away, dangerously close to contested borderlands. I dashed through the marble floor of the tower, feeling useless.Elder Letha found me there, her eyes sharp and clear. “Luna. Your distress is clouding the communication lines. The Sentinel Betas can sense it.”“My distress is justified, Elder Letha. The Heir is there alone. Tell me honestly, how safe are those mountain paths Kael is taking?”“As safe as any trail during a war, Luna. But Kael is clever. He won’t be detected. The la

The cool, sharp mountain air whipped past me as I ran. I was a fast, silver-gray wolf, pushing hard. My two Sentinels, Jax and Miko, ran close behind me. My head was loud with thoughts of the war and the old prophecy.“Focus, Ellie,” I told myself through the mental link, forcing my paws faster. Lachie first. The old story later.We reached the line that marked the Silent Peaks outpost. I slowed down, shifting my pace to save energy. I grabbed the special comm unit and kept my voice low. The words continued: Ellie to Kael: I’m at the Boundary Marker. Are the Iron Fang scouts still on you?Kael's voice was rough with strain. Kael: Luna! You shouldn’t be here! Yes. They are tired, but they won't stop. Lachie is slowing. He’s running hard in his wolf form, but he’s almost out of energy. It's critical. We’re about a half mile from Gamma-Nine. We need help. Now.Ellie: Hold your place near the three tall pines. Jax and Miko will make a fake scent trail at the river crossing. They will lea