All Chapters of Hiding the Alpha’s Twins: His Wolfless Luna: Chapter 261 - Chapter 270

[SAMANTHA’s Point of View]I never wanted to trust the stranger, but we had no other choice. We couldn’t let Richard Bennette take me and the twins.[Look. There’s something on the walls!] Killian said as he looked around, pointing at the strange patterns that suddenly illuminated when we stepped inside the cave.

[SAMANTHA’s Point of View]I had to do it.I couldn’t mess it all up this time.When Dominic and I came back to the Pack Manor in Silver Crescent, the first thing he did was to look for Devon

[SAMANTHA’s Point of View]I looked down at all of them with such hatred that I couldn’t contain it anymore, and I saw Olivia and Richard’s eyes widen with dread in them. I had never seen them scared of Dominic’s wolf before. Seeing how intimidated they were by my wolf, after years of insulting me as a worthless, wolfless creature, was very satisfying; at that moment, I could taste the fear in their hearts. If they ever still had one.The strange warmth embraced me as the adrenaline pumped in me. My eyes were sharper; my ears could hear everything, from the sound of the smallest insect in that forest to the fast, frantic breathing of the Bennettes. Olivia was frozen on the ground; she was lying while her father stayed behind the gigantic Shadow Werewolves as his guard, like a huge coward.My eyes were focused on the old traitor. To end all of this craziness happening in Black Forest and the Silver Crescent, all that Dominic and I needed to do was to kill the man.While he breathed, h

[SAMANTHA’s Point of View]We had no idea how Richard Bennette got out of the Pack Manor, but this time, Dominic and I wouldn’t gamble for their safety anymore.Liam had finally convinced us to hire the halfings—the werewolf witches—to set up and cast protective spells throughout the twins’ room to shield them from the Black Claws and the Shadow Werewolves that had attempted to enter the

[SAMANTHA’s Point of View][What the f*ck is happening?!]Killian’s voice echoed despite the booming sound of thunder above us. The whole building shook, and I steadied my feet on the floor, determined not to give the enemies any chance to attack me if I ever lost my balance and fell.