All Chapters of Bound by the Moon: Mated to Triplet Alphas : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Kane’s POVThe moment Lucas left Ava’s chamber, I stepped in.She was sitting up, her arms wrapped around herself, her eyes red but steady.“You should rest,” I told her.“I’m fine,” she whispered, but her voice cracked.I sat at the edge of her bed, forcing my tone calm. “You’re not fine but you’re alive. That’s what matters.”Her hands trembled, so I reached over and stilled them with mine. “Listen to me, Ava. Orion made his choice, that betrayal isn’t on you. Do you understand?”She nodded slowly, though I could tell she didn’t believe it yet.I brushed a strand of hair away from her face. “You’re safe here, I won’t let him near you again.”Her lips parted, like she wanted to argue, but no words came out. So I leaned forward and kissed her forehead gently before standing. “Rest. I’ll handle the rest.”I stepped out, shutting the door softly behind me.---Zack and Lucas were already waiting in the corridor. Lucas’s jaw was tight, his arms crossed, still running hot from his talk wi

Lucas’s POVI couldn't sleep, the fire in my chamber had burned to embers, the shadows stretching across the stone walls like claws. I’d stripped down, tried lying still but my body wouldn’t rest. Every time I closed my eyes, I saw her face….Ava’s face when she whispered Orion’s name, her voice raw and broken. The memory of her trembling as she admitted her own blood had betrayed her carved me open again and again.And it's been a week since Kane sent out orders to track down Orion. I know he said we shouldn't go ourselves but I felt restless, we haven't even gotten any message from them. Kane’s words… “I’ve already sent trackers, we’ll wait.”Wait.I couldn’t wait, not when Orion was out there, not when he still breathed the same air as her, not when he could still put his knife into someone else she loved.My wolf pressed hard against my skin, restless, snarling. He wanted blood and I wanted blood too.Enough sitting, enough waiting.I grabbed my sword from the wall, strapped it ac

Lucas’s POVThe smell of wolfsbane clung to me like smoke.Every breath was fire in my lungs, every step i took was agony. My claws had already receded, my body was too weak to hold the shift. The wounds across my shoulder burned, veins pulsing dark beneath the skin, the poison spreading slow but steady.Jarek wasn’t much better. He leaned hard on Ryn, his face was pale, lips pressed into a thin line. Sweat dripped down his temples as he tried to keep his balance, his side still bleeding where the blade had cut him.We hadn’t stopped moving since the ambush. If we stopped, we wouldn’t start again.“Lucas,” Ryn muttered, his voice tight. “You’re slowing down.”“I’m fine,” I growled, though my legs trembled beneath me. “Keep moving.”“Fine my ass,” Jarek rasped, his voice hoarse but laced with bitter humor. “You look like you’re about to faceplant into the dirt.”“Shut up,” I snapped, though the words had no bite. My throat was too dry.The forest around us blurred at the edges. The sha

Ava’s POVThe corridor outside my chamber buzzed with whispers. I heard my name, Kane’s name, and then another word that froze my blood.“…Alpha Lucas…”My stomach twisted, a sick heaviness filling me. I shoved myself off the chair, ignoring the sting of the half-healed wound in my side. The two guards at my door straightened instantly.“What did you just say?” My voice came out sharper than I intended, almost a growl.The younger of the two guards glanced nervously at the older. “Alpha Lucas has returned… wounded.”My heart stopped. “What?”The older guard bowed quickly. “The healers are with him, my lady. He’s stable—”I didn’t wait for more, my bare feet slapped against the cold stone as I sprinted down the hall. Pain shot through my ribs but I didn’t slow down. When I turned the corner, I nearly collided with two figures standing outside the door, it was Kane and Zack.Kane’s face was carved in stone, unreadable but his fists clenched at his sides told me everything. Zack leaned

Ava’s POVWhen my eyes fluttered open, the first thing I noticed was that I wasn’t in my chamber. The sheets under me were too coarse, the air too sharp with the faint bite of wolfsbane and herbs.I blinked, pushing myself up slowly. Then it hit me.This was the bed Lucas had been lying in.For a second, I just sat there, confused. The last thing I remembered was sitting on the stool at his side, my hand wrapped tight around his, whispering to him that I wouldn’t let go. I hadn’t meant to close my eyes, hadn’t meant to rest. I’d promised myself I’d sit there all night if I had to.But now, I was lying on the bed and he was no where in sight.“Lucas?” My voice echoed loudly in the quiet chamber.I swung my legs off the bed, wincing as my side protested and hurried out into the hallway. The first guard I saw stiffened to attention as I rushed toward him.“Where’s Lucas?” I demanded.The warrior looked startled for a moment, then cleared his throat. “Alpha Lucas is at the training ground