All Chapters of The Outcast Luna Becomes The Lycan Queen: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

I see Veldrin's hand freeze halfway as he holds his glass. His eyes lock onto mine, and her gaze is different than usual, with anger radiating from within.For a long, breathless moment, the only sound was the fire snapping between us. Then he set the glass down slowly."You won't let this go, will you?" he said with a smile. I swallowed hard but didn't look away. My smile forms as I try to ease the tension around him. "Veldrin, I'm sorry. I can't help but notice the anger in your expression. Something must be bothering you so much. And whatever it is... it has made you angry."Instead of answering, he rose to his feet, the chair scraping against the ground. His shadow loomed tall in the firelight as he extended a hand to me."Come," he said. "There's something you need to see."My heart races. "See?"He didn't explain. He waited. His hand was steady before me.Every instinct screamed at me to hesitate, but curiosity, fear, and the desperate need to understand pushed me forward.

And then he kissed me.The kiss wasn't soft; it was fire and hunger, but threaded with something so tender it made my chest drum wildly and excitedly. My fingers curled into his shirt, clinging to him.He deepened the kiss, guiding me backward until I felt my back touch the soft bed. The world narrowed to just him; his lips, his hands, the way his presence devoured me completely.Clothes slowly fell away, as if he wanted to savor every moment, every inch of skin exposed. His touch burned, mapping my body as if to remind me that no matter which wolf stirred inside, I belonged to him.His body hovered above mine, eyes glowing faintly in the dim light. "You are mine, Rissa..." he said, his voice a low growl. "All of you. Yourself. The wolf. Everything."His words shattered the last of my restraint. I pulled him down to me, and when our bodies finally came together, it was with a rush of heat and need that left no room for doubt or fear.The world outside vanished. There was only us, t

I stood on my feet, but my eyes remained fixed on him. His plea genuinely amused me. "You want mercy?" I asked coldly, the dangerous calm returning to my tone. "Y-Yes... Your highness..." "Where was your mercy when she begged you to stop? Where was your mercy when her body bore the weight of your fists?"His face crumpled, shame and fear warring in his expression. He had no answer, because there was none."You don't deserve to speak her name," I said, my voice low, final. "And you don't deserve to breathe the same air as her."Liam's body shook violently, his lips forming words he couldn't force past his throat. His eyes brimmed with an intense fear, the last vestiges of defiance shattered.My hand slammed against his chest, bones cracking beneath my strength. The sharp snap of ribs echoed through the room, followed by the heavy scent of blood as I ripped his heart free. Merciless, swift, Liam's final cry was cut short. His body crumpled to the floor, lifeless, as crimson spread

The day I had been eagerly awaiting finally arrived: the mate bond ceremony, or what humans refer to as a wedding day. The full moon shone brightly over Shadowhaven, casting a gentle silver glow through the tall pines. The forest seemed to breathe with excitement, filled with the cool breeze, mingling with the scents of pine and earth.The distant howl of wolves echoed softly through the clearing, a primal chorus that reminded me exactly where I was—at the heart of Veldrin's world, about to become part of it forever.And the clearing was surrounded by burning torches, their flames dancing and flickering like eager witnesses to what would happen.At the center of the massive, flat boulder, under the glow of the full moon, I stood facing him; Veldrin Shadowfire, my Lycan King. He looked incredibly handsome in the silver glow, his dark hair catching the torchlight, his golden eyes fixed entirely on me. Even now, surrounded by our pack and the most powerful Elders in Shadowhaven, I fel

After the Mate Bond ceremony, I didn't stick around to celebrate with the others in the castle. The hall was buzzing with laughter, wine, and the kind of joy that only came with bondings, but none of it mattered to me. I had more pressing things to deal with, and I couldn't delay any further.So, I slipped out before anyone noticed, got into my car, and hit the road toward the human town. My mind was already running ahead of me, focused on the task at hand.But I hadn't even gotten far when the night decided to test my patience.I slammed the brakes hard, tires screeching against the asphalt. Standing in the middle of the road was a woman, arms stiff at her sides, her glare locked straight on me.Keala.The sight of her made my stomach sink, not because I was afraid. But because her presence meant trouble. Judging by the fire in her eyes, this wasn't a friendly look. Her gaze was sharp enough to cut through a hard boulder, filled with the kind of anger that seemed personal.'Gre