All Chapters of A Luna Reborn: A taste of her Forbidden Alpha : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

A Broad-shouldered and powerful man walked around town, inspecting the ongoing repairs. He was handsome, with a sharp jawline and greyish eyes. His hair was short on both sides but slightly longer at the top, and tattoos ran up all over his left arm. He commanded a quiet air of authority, and had an upright controlled balance like he was always ready for a fight.It was Kaden. He had just left Rhiannon behind with Elijah, returning to his activities. There were lines on his forehead, showing his worry about their current situation. Even though Rhiannon had calmed the rage from two nights ago, a few still believed that Elijah should be killed. He even heard rumours that they're planning to take this matter to the general council of Werewolves. Kaden walked past the Greenhouse, his gaze lingering on the shattered glass. After the water wolves had retreated and the whole fight had ended, they had later discovered that the water Grimoire was gone. Someone must have slipped in and take

"Are you still in love with Elijah?"Naina's hard expression broke into one of being stunned. Her lips parted slightly, eyes widening while her heart slammed inside her ribcage. Her grip of the backpack lessened a bit, and she trembled a bit. "W...what?" She exclaimed, stuttering a bit. Kaden has always watched her ever since she joined the Pack. He's seen the way she looked at Elijah and that look was more than just adoration. Her actions weren't noticeable at First since she was good at hiding it, but Kaden noticed her always brightening up whenever Elijah was nearby. "I've always known, Naina," He told her straight up, "I just didn't say anything,"Naina was still stunned, a flushed expression on her face, "You're wrong! I'm not in love with anyone. Why would you even think of such a thing?""Then Rhiannon can handle the Pack while we are gone. She's capable,” Kaden said without missing a beat. “No! She’s reckless. And she’s not one of us,” “She’s been fighting alongside us sin

Naina and Kaden left at dawn the next day. They walked out of the mist, approaching the border between them and the True North Pack. "We are almost there," Kaden said, stopping, "It's best we wait till nighttime, the darkness will serve as more coverage,""Fine. But we aren't delaying it any further from that!" Naina said, her eyes filled with worry, "I don't trust those water demons not to leave him untouched. Their Alpha is far too cruel!""We won't," Kaden said and took off his backpack, pulling out a map from one of the side pockets, "Now, let's go over the plan,"They both squatted down, opening the map between them which had a rough illustrative sketch of the True North Pack lands based on everything they've known about them till now, “This inlet here, see how it curves? That’s where the current is slowest. The True North wolves will have guards along the main channels, but the mangroves will hide our scent until we’re close,” Naina began, pointing at the map.“Close is one thin

Kaden's lips crashed on her with a force that stole her breath. The kiss wasn't gentle but raw and desperate as if all the walls he had put up between them, built around himself were crashing down in a single instant. He gripped both her arms, his whole body trembling. Naina gasped, pressing against his chest, "Kaden..."But he was too strong. His lips devoured hers roughly, and hunger and torment clashed between their lips. Naina began to panic. This wasn't the man she knew, this wasn't the man who always stood between her and the world, and it was all because of the aphrodisiac. No, he had to snap out of this. As if he could hear her thoughts, Kaden tore himself away from her, stumbling back quickly as though he had been burnt. His chest heaved, beads of sweat rolling down his forehead and his eyes growling with golden, feral heat. "I told you to stay away, goddamnit!!" He growled, his claws dragging against the bark of the closest tree. He looked like he was in pain, and every p

The entrance to the True North’s den grounds was concealed by a wall of tangled vines and a rushing stream. Kaden and Naina slipped into the water silently while letting the current guide them toward the heart of the camp. The water was very cold, but it masked their scent just as the plan had predicted.Naina’s pulse thundered when she spotted the crude wooden cages at the far end of the clearing, with two wolves guarding it. Through the bars of one, she saw Aiden, his small, fragile, his mop of hair a mess, his little hands smudged with dirt. He was curled against the wooden slats, drawing something invisible in the air with his finger.Naina's chest tightened. He’s still alive!She tried to move, but Kaden caught her wrist before she could surge forward. His amber eyes locked on hers, steady, “Follow my lead,” he mouthed.She nodded.They waited patiently until the guards shifted toward the opposite side, distracted by the sound of water splashing where Kaden had tossed a stone. T