All Chapters of Alpha's Betrayal, Luna's Revenge: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Ellie’s POV To say Reagan rocked my world would be an understatement. I was completely and thoroughly fucked from pillar to post. I don’t think there was a surface in this house we hadn’t had sex on. Thank goodness all the blinds had been closed. Reagan made me climax so many times I lost track. Kiki felt jealous because she was closer to Callan than Reagan and I were. Yet I was the one who got to have so much pleasure. Considering her virginity, I’m not confident she would have been able to cope with what we just did. “I want to try. I want that experience,” she snapped at me in frustration. I can see why she was frustrated. I would feel the same way if the situation were reversed. As I came down from yet another orgasm, I collapsed on top of Reagan as I tried to catch my breath. “Is it always like this?” I asked him. He didn’t say anything, so I pushed myself up. “You know, sex with your own kind?” “You mean I’m your first shifter?” He asked while smiling, like he had won a tro

Ellie’s POV When I met Richard last time, he was pleasant and respectful. Considering I am not that sociable, we got along. He felt comfortable enough to talk to me about his investigation. But in my mind, there were a lot of unanswered questions that he hadn’t even thought about. So I asked them. I didn’t expect to hear from him again, as I believed he had gotten everything he needed. That was until I got a call from Sam asking me to contact him. “Could you show me exactly where you found Reagan? Something isn’t adding up in my investigation,” he said. It would mean going back to the woods where we found him. But it would allow me to settle things with Edgar and collect any of Sam’s belongings, now that I know she is not going back there. Given that the ceremony was organized for 11 pm. It would make it a long day driving for me. But I could achieve so much. My only concern would be that Bessie was not used to driving that far. But I did it once a month when I visited Sam, so it s

Ellie’s POV “I should have packed lighter,” I complained to Kiki as I adjusted the straps on my backpack and walked along the road. I didn’t know why it was so heavy. Inside, I only had a change of clothes for the ceremony, the invitation from Phillip, a few hygiene products, and what I would call emergency medical supplies. I never go anywhere without any medical supplies. You never know when you are going to need them. “I won’t be carrying all of that tonight. It’s essentials only,” she responded. “Whatever,” I responded, knowing that Kiki wouldn’t be able to carry a bag this heavy. At least if Kiki is running, there will be no need for that stuff, so I will hide some of my stuff and return for it later. Each time a car approached, I’d straighten my backpack and put out my thumb in an attempt to hitchhike. But no one stopped. Worse yet, since there was no sidewalk, I almost got hit several times. Eventually, after another near miss, Kiki convinced me to walk behind the barr

Ellie’s POV I stood at the back of a crowd of people as a screaming older woman covered in blood was carried through the camp. I silently watched the rogue pack’s visible distress. But it was when Aaron carried a young pregnant woman in his arms that the camp became distraught. I couldn’t see the extent of their injuries, but the mutterings among the people insinuated that neither of them would make it. “Why would you say something so horrible?” I yelled at a woman standing in front of me. My position prevented me from making that assessment, so I don’t know how she could. More than a dozen people turned and looked at me. A young girl was the only one brave enough to speak. “There was so much blood. They must be hurt badly.” “That’s a ridiculous accusation to make,” I told the child.“She means nothing by it. It’s just that usually, when someone is so badly injured and there is that much blood, they don’t survive. We’re rogues, we have no supplies and get no help from anyone,” a

Caspian’s POV Sam seemed calmer after Reagan talked to her. But once we were alone in my suite, she broke down. “What if Reagan’s wrong and she was taken by surprise? What if they killed her quickly? What if I never see her again? What if..” I placed my finger over her lips.Not knowing Ellie or why Reagan believes she is alive, it was hard for me to answer Sam appropriately. “That is a lot of what-ifs, Sam. What I have if faith. Faith that Ellie wouldn’t leave you.”Sam didn’t speak. She just cried. Seeing her that way made her look so small and vulnerable. So I held Sam in my arms, rocking her backward and forward, hoping she would find comfort in the mate bond. I felt useless, all these resources at my disposal, and I was as helpless as a pup. As we didn’t know Ellie’s last location, Reagan took it upon himself to go with Phillip to look for Ellie’s truck. It made sense, as she broke down somewhere on her way here. Reagan and Sam were the only ones who knew what the truck looked