Semua Bab REBORN LUNA'S REVENGE : Bab 61 - Bab 70

I broke apart from Damien much faster than he was willing to break apart from me. It was clear that only one of us was thankful for the interruption. Susan's face was hard, her lips set in a thin line that didn't do anything to hide her displeasure. Clearly, she hated seeing us in such a compromising position—except it wasn't really compromising when this was my mate. I let Damien keep his hands on me, trailing the back of my shoulders with his soothing touch. Goose bumps didn't break across my skin like they usually did whenever my mate touched me. My stomach tightened up some more. I needed to find a cure for this madness. What kind of Omega didn't want to be around her mate? Even when Damien had dragged me through hell with his mistress, my body had been greedily desperate for his. Wanting Damien was part of my

The hair on the back of my neck stood at attention, a sliver of awareness slithering through my skin, until it felt like I was shaking from it. Damien's hold on me tightened by a fraction, and I let myself inhale the warmth he was exuding. It wasn't enough. Damien wasn't the one who had saved me from this man when he'd captured me and nearly had his wicked way with me. He wasn't the one my body craved when I felt like that danger would engulf me again. My inner wolf wanted—no needed someone else to feel safe. But all I had right now was Damien, so I needed to make do with it. I tried to relax just slightly, forcing my head to remain held high, as I and my mate turned at the same time, to the voice who had spoken. "Alpha Angus, it's a pleasure to see that you've received our invitation with much grace."I droned out the words like a corpse who—without any feeling at all, and all three of us knew it was a lie. Damien created some distance between us, and shot s venomous look a

Thankfully, the rest of the welcomes went down without a hitch. Although I was a little surprised that most of the representatives from the foxes, coyotes, and snakes clan weren't exactly the ones I had met when the bear pack had captured me. Did it mean that those people were working behind their alpha's backs, or had there been a change of leaders in the recent times. It wouldn't be all that surprising if there were. Everyone knew that only the wolves kept a strict hand on leadership. Our alpha's were our alpha's, and feelings on the matter didn't change anything, because alpha's were always going to be predominantly stronger than other werewolves. We had Alphas, Betas, Gammas, and then Omegas. There were the Ordinaries too—those who were neither of the four, and almost like humans. The safest place for the Ordinaries to live in had always been Ker, ruled by a werewolf alpha, because we didn'

My whole body was shaking all over, and I couldn't exactly tell if it was from rage or despair. I hated Damien. Maybe this was why my inner wolf couldn't even stand being in his presence anymore. He was a mindless monster, and his apology? All of it was garbage. Just worthless garbage to keep me in his hold. I had been a fool to fall for it, and now I was paying the price. A panicked cry tore out of my lady in waiting as she tried to close the distance between us. "My alpha? My lady?" Her tone was still questioning, like she couldn't believe what she was seeing. If I wasn't standing before her in a torn garment, and probably a bloody lower lip from the slap Damien had given me, I wouldn't have believed it too. My own mate had tried to take advantage of me. It didn't matter that I was supposed to belong to him alone, or that he was fated to me by the goddesses. He'd clearly m

Axel looked like he was going to try and catch me, but he didn't. I shot a glare at him, before walking toward the middle of my room, all but pretending like he wasn't even there. Maybe if I huffed hard enough, and pretended I couldn't see him, he would take the hint and go. The room was cold though. With every step I took, an involuntary shudder shook through me, and staying in just my bath robe was growing increasingly hard. Yet, what infuriated me the most was the way he just watched me in silence. Why wouldn't he just say what he had to say and leave? The longer I stood in the cold, the worse my mood became. I didn't want him to see me as I broke down. And I knew I would break down. Everything in this room reminded me of what had happened outside, where no one would be none the wiser. I hugged my arms around myself as a sniffle tore out of me. I would not cry. I couldn't