All Chapters of Mated To The Beta Biker: The Luna Without A Wolf: Chapter 1 - Chapter 6

The Luna’s body shook violently, her hands gripping the Alpha’s so tight her nails dug into his skin. Every breath she took was sharp, ragged, and trembling. He stood beside her, jaw tight, chest heavy, eyes scanning the shadows as if danger itself had already arrived.“We… we should have waited,” the Luna whispered, voice shaking. “What if… what if they are… right? Dangerous?”The Alpha’s hands tightened around hers. “They are ours. That is all that matters. We protect them. Whatever comes, we protect them.”Her eyes darted to him, wide, fearful. “We are enemies by blood, we should not have mixed. What have we done?”The midwife gasped, rushing forward. Before anyone could speak, the first cries shattered the den. The midwife lifted the first child— a boy into the air. Tiny chest heaving, skin pale and warm yet alive.The Luna pressed him to her chest, voice trembling. “K… Kael is safe,” she whispered. Relief pressed on her, fragile and fleeting.Before anyone could breathe, another

▪️Kaelis' Pov▪️The stench of rot hit me first before I could open my eyes. I opened my eyes to thick darkness as the only source of light came from a little crack in the door.I tried to move my hand but it burned and was stretched above me. The ache spread down to my spine and my throat felt torn.I tried to swallow but the effort only scraped the inside of my throat. My tongue was dry and heavy as I parted my lips, hoping some sound would come but nothing left me.A groan escaped my throat-- coarse and broken like I had been screaming. Had I?I pulled once and hard but the chains did not budge instead the iron cut deeper into my skin until I had to stop. Where was I?How long had I been here?The question hit hard.I tried to search my mind, but when I reached for answers-- all I could find was emptiness-- a blank slate that should have harboured my memories but still nothing. I pressed harder as I tried to drag something or anything from the shadows.Nothing came.Still nothing

Kaelis’ povThe past two weeks had changed me in ways I did not expect. At first, I thought I would break, but had they let me help in the clinic, and that work kept me standing. I carried water for the healers, held down bandages, steadied trembling hands when patients were too weak to lift themselves.It was not much, but it was enough to remind me I was not completely useless. Even when my hands shook, even when my stomach turned at the sight of wounds, I forced myself through it.The King had also moved me from that cage they first called a room. Now I slept in a chamber with sunlight pouring through wide windows every morning. I could see the sky, the trees dancing in the distance, and when I stepped close enough, I could even feel the warmth of the sun across my face. The mattress was still hard and the blanket scratchy, but compared to where I had been, it felt like another world.Why give me comfort now after keeping me in a place that felt like a cage?And in those quiet hou