Lahat ng Kabanata ng A Luna Reborn: A taste of her Forbidden Alpha : Kabanata 91 - Kabanata 100

"And then we grew up," Layla continued, "You and Ethan became mates and I let you make your decisions. When you suddenly changed and told me that they had betrayed you and you wanted them dead, I supported you. I felt terrible for you. I couldn't imagine what they put you through. I helped you steal the Grimoire. And when you...," She stopped for a second, her breath heavy, "When you returned and told me we would soon be leaving the True North Pack, I still didn't question it. Not because you're the Mother of Werewolves or whatever, but because you were my friend and I trusted you. I trusted that you were smart and you had my best interest at heart, too. That's why I never said anything. That's why I didn't tell you that I may not like changing packs. But even if I did say it, I would still have to come here eventually because nothing would stop you from getting your revenge and going against the True North Pack and being your best friend and knowing how Alpha Killian was, he wouldn't

The Tension was tough. It was only five hours till the full Moon came up in the night. Every Pack member was tense and worried about what dawn would bring them, but there was no one as worried as Elijah. Rhiannon was already dressed, waiting for Kaden to come over so they could quickly leave for two hours to get more supplies. She had requested to join the supply team today, hoping the small trip would help clear her mind. She was extremely worried. Worried that she wouldn't be able to break the curse. Worried that her training wasn't enough to ignite that fire inside her to fully awaken her Mother powers. She sighed deeply, staring at Elijah pull out something from the cupboard. This was her chance to tell him about what happened in her past life. As she approached him, he looked up at her and smiled, "Hey, I was just about to call you over,"He pulled her into a warm hug, but she could hear his heart beating so fast."I have something I would like to give you, and something I wo

One palm pressed against the cold bars, and the other clenched tightly around the copy of the Storm Grimoire. Her mind was restless, and she kept glancing up every now and then. She could hear the ongoing war, every spark, every clash, every explosion, every growl, and cry. From what she could perceive, it seems like the South wolves were also in the mix. That would put their enemies at a huge advantage. She wanted, no, she needed to go out there, but she couldn't. Someone needed to look after the biggest problem right now, and that was the cold-blooded rogue staring back at her. It watched her with an intensity that never wavered. "Are you just gonna stare at me all day?" She asked, tilting her head a bit. The rogue's chest rose and fell; its breath was hard and guttural. That was the only noise that came from it. She pressed closer, and the storm within her surged, as though begging to be used on the Rogue, "You can hear me, can't you? Tied with Elijah from birth. If I could

The battlefield was no longer a front, it was now a graveyard. Bodies and signatures clashed ferociously, smoke and ashes filled the sky and the ground and the air held a suffocating cry of death and agony. The night sky glowed red with the cursed moon. Screams of dying and roars were now indistinguishable, and the night was soaked in pain and blood. The Timberfang wolves, with their sturdy bodies, were now faltering, and the light of the inferno wolves was dimming, looking more like ashes than flame. Everyone was trying to push through regular endurance, with two or more deep cuts slicing through their skin, trying to heal. Kaden staggered on one leg in his fight against Ethan and Dax, the Beta of the South Wolves. Ethan and Dax circled him, then Dax swung to slash across Kaden's ribs but Kaden dodged quickly. Behind him, Ethan slammed into him with calculated precision, and his claws sank deep into Kaden's wounded leg, "Where the hell is Rhiannon?!" He barked like a mad dog. "G

Deep Earthen caves sealed with earth shaping created natural bunkers where all those who weren't fighting would be staying till the war ended. It was impregnable, with two warrior wolves guarding the entrance at all times. Everyone quietly waited for the signal that the war was over. Layla sat in a corner amongst the horde of earth wolves. She squeezed herself into a ball, trying her best to ignore their little whispers about her. That didn't bother her anymore. Not when her best friend was out there with her life on the line. Yes, she had been mad at her for days. She hadn't given her an opportunity to speak to her, because she felt she had every right to be mad at her. But now...she couldn't sit here idle. She couldn't keep being mad. The things Rhiannon did weren't intentional. She's been going through a lot of rough patches, and maybe Rhiannon did neglect her feelings and took hold of the reins, but Rhiannon has always been a good friend. Layla wasn't very confident in her fi