All Chapters of Bound by the Moon: Mated to Triplet Alphas : Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

Ava’s POVThe sound of boots echoed through the halls when I stepped out of my chamber. Everywhere I looked, there was motion, warriors moving in lines, healers carrying herbs and bandages, blacksmiths sharpening blades. The entire pack house buzzed with purpose.Moonclaw wasn’t just a pack anymore.It was an army, the heart of every surviving pack, united under one banner.A guard bowed slightly when I passed. “Luna, Alpha Kane requested your presence in the war room.”I nodded. “Thank you.”The war room was larger now, the walls expanded to fit the growing council. Long tables filled with maps, supply lists and communication parchments stretched across the space. The scent of ink and iron hung thick in the air.Kane stood at the center, towering and composed, a map spread open before him. Zack leaned against the far wall, arms folded, his expression sharp as always. Lucas was talking quietly with Maren and Darius, pointing at small markers representing the new military divisions.Wh

Zack’s POVKane had called me and Lucas to the war room. He sat behind the table, the parchment from earlier laid out flat in front of him. Lucas stood near the window, arms crossed, watching the courtyard below where new recruits sparred under the morning light. He turned when I entered.“Close the door,” Kane said quietly.I did, the latch clicking shut. The sound felt louder than it should have.For a long moment, none of us spoke. The only sound was the crackling of the fire and the distant thunder rolling somewhere beyond the border.Finally, I broke the silence. “So,” I said, leaning against the desk. “You called us both in. What’s the plan?”Kane lifted his gaze and the look in his eyes told me this wasn’t going to be simple. “We can’t afford chaos right now,” he said. “If word spreads that someone inside Moonclaw’s been leaking information to the rogues, panic will follow. The merged packs are still uneasy as it is.”“Then we keep it quiet,” I said. “Same as we discussed.”Lu

Kane’s POVBy dawn, I was still sitting in my study, when the door opened quietly behind me.“Still at it?” Zack’s voice came, calm but edged with exhaustion. He stepped inside, shutting the door behind him. I didn’t bother looking up. “You’re one to talk.”He grunted and dropped a folder onto the table reports from the north border. “ It says the rogues have gone quiet again.”I rubbed my jaw. “Too quiet.”He nodded. “Exactly what I thought.”For a while, we just stood there, staring at a map that felt smaller every day. The rogues since the last attack they seemed to have quiet down, which was suspicion.I broke the silence first. “Where’s Lucas?”“Probably with Ava,” Zack said. “Training again.”Of course he was. Lucas had been spending every spare minute with her lately, teaching, pushing and guarding her. “I think it's about time we tell her about Carla and Tracy…” Zack trailed off, gripping the edge of the table. “She’s starting to sense something. I can feel it through the bo

Lucas’s POVSleep didn’t come easy that night.I’d left Ava’s room but my mind stayed behind, still caught in the way she’d looked at me, the hurt in her eyes, the disbelief that we’d all lied to her. It cut deeper than I wanted to admit.The hallways of the pack house were silent now, but it wasn’t a peaceful kind of silence. It was the kind that made the walls feel like they were listening. The kind that made every step echo with guilt.We said it was for her safety but the truth was, it was easier that way…. easier than watching her get angry, easier than admitting that maybe we didn’t trust her enough to handle it.And now, I was doing the same thing again.Keeping another truth from her…one far worse.The truth about what happened between our fathers.I turned onto my side, groaning quietly. My wolf, was restless inside me, pacing. Tell her, he kept saying. Kane said not yet, I answered.She deserves to know, he growled.He was right but if I told her… it could tear everything ap

Kane’s POVThe council room was supposed to be quiet that morning but the moment I stepped inside, I knew something was wrong.Zack was there already, leaning against the table, arms folded, jaw tight. Lucas stood across from him, pacing like a wolf that couldn’t decide whether to fight or run. The air between them was thick, electric.I didn’t even have to ask.“You told her,” I said flatly.Lucas stopped pacing, his head snapping up. “Yeah. I did.”My hands clenched at my sides. “Damn it, Lucas.”“She deserved to know,” he said, voice steady but low. “You said we’d protect her, that we’d help her find answers. How is hiding the truth from her protecting her?”“Because it’s not the time,” I snapped. “We’re weeks…. maybe days, away from an all-out war. She’s already carrying enough and you think dumping that on her right now helps?”Lucas’s jaw tightened. “It’s not dumping, Kane. It’s respect.”“She’s not ready for this—”“She’s stronger than you give her credit for!”The words echoed