All Chapters of PROMISE OF THE ALPHA TO THE BLIND LUNA: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

POV: DANTEThe beta arrived with a scowl, dragging Esmeralda along, who also seemed irritated. I smiled as she ran toward me, jumping into my arms for a possessive kiss. “Tell me you're finally going to defeat the Supreme Alpha,” she murmured, biting my lower lip hungrily, her voice filled with longing. “I can't stand being apart any longer.” “Not yet, but I have a surprise for you,” I growled, biting her mouth in return, savoring the blood that trickled down. “So rough,” she moaned, her scent of excitement filling the air. “The surprise can wait.” Carrying her inside and up the stairs, I stopped at the top and glanced at the beta. “You, disappear for a few hours.” “Yes, my king,” Jaxon replied reluctantly, glaring before leaving. “I think he's jealous of you,&rdq

POV: AARONI entered the council room growling fiercely, consumed by rage. Weeks had passed with no news or clues about Callie or Yulli. Somehow, my wolf knew they were together and that I needed to find them as soon as possible. Especially at night, my mind was drawn to the temple. Every time I approached the door, I was repelled by magic! How was the blind she-wolf doing this?My nerves were on edge. The day had come to attack the Northern Dawn, to overthrow Alpha Icaro, who exploited his people, using them as sacrifices to the dark god, Nocturnus. I needed to release all the tension building up in my body. As much as I denied it, being away from the she-wolf was affecting my wolf more than I cared to admit.“You all know what to do. Kill the pagan followers, capture the people so we can assess their usefulness and loyalty,” I ordered, catching Kemilly's scent at the door, waiting. “Now, everyone out! Prepare to move.”As they left, I saw her enter with her head down. Her scent stil

POV: LAURENEsmeralda took a hesitant step forward, keeping her head down as the strap of her nightgown slipped off her shoulder, gliding down her body and revealing her curves.“I know you're not the kind of wolf who forces a woman into anything, my king... Will you let me see your good side?” Raising her glistening eyes, Esmeralda offered a subtle smile. “Please...”“Esmeralda, I don’t have a good side or any interest in you right now!” I growled, irritated, crouching in front of her and picking up the nightgown, shoving it back at her. “Don’t ever come to my chambers uninvited again.”“Was Callie invited?” Still naked, she stepped closer, letting her fingertips glide along my arms, caressing softly. “Let me show you what it’s like to be with a real she-wolf, Alpha.” I clenched my fist in fury. Why did they despise the blind she-wolf so much? S

POV: AARONI ran toward the witches’ city, desperate for the information I knew only they could provide. Luckily, we were on the same side in this war. I stopped near the edge of the city, stepping out of the car and sniffing the air. Something was off. Just as I was about to shift into my wolf form, a burning pain erupted in my stomach, radiating through my joints and insides. I turned to the side, vomiting a thick, black, slimy liquid that reeked of decay. I coughed uncontrollably, wiping my mouth angrily. “Black magic...” I muttered, scanning the area as sinister whispers echoed through the forest, which began to fill with an eerie fog. “Great, more enemies!” Growling, I shifted into my Lycan form and entered the dense forest. Shadows darted from tree to tree, whispering ancient words. “I’m not your enemy! I’m looking for someone—the wit

POV: CALLIEI approached the gates, though I feared getting too close. My wolf stirred every time we heard his voice. There was something about that man—something different from Dante; they didn’t feel like the same person. Deep inside, I felt an overwhelming urge to run into his arms! I hesitated, absorbing every word. Everything about him confused me… Could I not seek warmth here, at least? Could I not do this when I was awake? I heard his deep sigh, heavy with pain and sorrow. What had he lost to become so distrustful? Why couldn’t I remember who we were to each other? A faint kick stirred in my belly. It was strange how certain I was of the pup’s gender, and I knew he was just as strong as his father… Wait—the father? I pondered in my mind: how did I know the sire’s strength if I couldn’t even remember him? Slowly, I pushed the gates open, waiting for his