All Chapters of SAVAGE LUNA : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

LYRAAfter they locked Ryker up, Kael basically glued himself to me. I couldn’t pee without him standing outside the door like a guard dog. I’d walk to the kitchen for water and there he was, two steps behind, eyes scanning every corner like someone might jump out with another sword. At first I thought it was sweet. Then it got annoying. Then I realized he was actually scared. Big bad Alpha Kael was terrified I’d get hurt again.The pack went crazy over what I did. Word spread like someone poured oil on fire. Suddenly every wolf in Iron Claw knew the rogue girl took a blade for their Alpha. Old ladies were crying in the market calling me “Luna” already. Kids followed me around asking if I was really gonna marry Kael. Warriors bowed lower than they ever bowed to him. Someone even left flowers outside my door every morning. It was insane.I should’ve been on top of the world. I had a home. I had people who wanted me. I had Kael looking at me like I was the only thing keeping him bre

LYRAMy body reacted to him in ways I had almost forgotten. A familiar feeling swept through me and I cursed the fact that my stomach twirled at his sight. I tried to remind myself how it was wrong. He's done nothing but treated me ill in the past. I knew I shouldn't feel that way about it. It was wrong. Abominable.The shock in his eyes was hard to miss. He stared at me like he had just seen a ghost, and couldn't move for the first few seconds. His lips parted slowly to speak, but no words came out of it.He took a deep breath, as if he was regaining all his lost strength. “H–How's this possible?” He closed his eyes. “You’re supposed to be dead. How is it possible that you're standing before me again?”His statement brought back the anger I had almost forgotten, reminded of all the terrible things he did to me in the past. He didn't even think I would make it alive. I expected me to be dead, my body decomposed.Whatever feeling that had me quivering before died—I killed it. I marched

CHAPTER 46LUCIANI smashed a vase seated on my desk out of anger. Rage filled me and I burned with fury. Everything on my desk came crashing down and the sound of it alerted my beta who happened to be passing by.He noticed my stuff on the ground, a conflicted expression on his face. “Why are you dismantling Everything, Alpha?” He stepped forward. “Does it have to do with Ly–”"Don't say her name,” I cut in sharply.He noticed the rage on my face and kept quiet, not daring to say any word that would ignite the fire waiting to be lit inside of me. He got down and started picking up the mess I had made, more to my displeasure.“Just get a fucking maid to do it,” I hissed.He dropped the broken vase and nodded gently. "Of course, Alpha.”He exited my quarter after that. I stood there, still burning with rage. Everything didn't make sense. I tried to make through with everything that had occurred so far, but I just couldn't. It felt like it was something out of a fictional world.I never

LYRAHis presence made my wolf—who acted almost lifeless—suddenly jolted. I memorised everything about him at that moment. The way he moved, talked, acted like he was the only one in the Room. Each detail resonated with me.But I hated it. I hated how he made me feel. How I folded easily just by his presence, and I wasn't sure if he felt it too. For a split second, Our eyes met and they held something I had never seen before. I couldn't quite understand bur, but I stopped myself from going any further. I shouldn't care what he felt, or if the nate bond is affecting him too. Kael's the only one that matters and it's going to stay that way.Lucian's look of displeasure was hard to miss. The way his face scrunched up in disgust, and his brows furrowed. He looked like he was about to explode any time from now.One part of me wanted to know if he was jealous, but another part wanted to explore just to piss him off more. “You two should really get a room. Can't you see that they're people

LYRAI didn’t let Kael go. Not even for a moment.I stayed glued to him like if I loosened my grip, everything would fall apart. My arms were wrapped around him as he moved around the room, and I followed him everywhere like a shadow. If he stopped, I stopped. If he turned, I turned with him.Kael noticed, of course. “You know you’re attached to me like a pup, right?” he said softly, glancing down at me.“I don’t care,” I replied without hesitation. “Don’t tell me to let go.”He didn’t. That was the strange part.He only smiled and continued whatever he was doing, like having me stuck to him was the most natural thing in the world. And somehow, that made my chest feel warm.We ended up in the training room not long after. The place was quiet, empty, and smelled faintly of sweat and iron. The air felt thick, but safe. Kael rolled his shoulders like he was preparing himself.I tightened my hold around his waist.“You’re really not leaving me today, huh?” he asked.“No,” I said simply.S