All Chapters of Mated To The Beta Biker: The Luna Without A Wolf: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Kaelis’ pov“He needs a healer!” Orin's voice resounded across the room.I blinked, trying to push away the shock, but the scene before me held me hostage. My mind raced, trying to catch up, but my body refused to move."He's bleeding badly," Orion continued. His voice was almost too calm, but the urgency in it did not go unnoticed.“Kaelis!” Myra boomed from where she stood.“He needs help, now!” Orin blurted out, this time his voice was way sharper than it was before.I snapped out of my haze. “Of course!” I called, my voice shaking slightly, as I moved toward the nearest bed. Myra was already by my side, silently readying the supplies.I couldn’t stop stealing glances at Orin, and every time I did— I got an upset stomach. He looked… different, way too different than before.He looked sharper and dangerous, and beneath it all— there was something darker… so dark I could not name.What could have happened?What did he get himself into?I thought he didn’t feel pain?The injured man

Orin’s povI was staring at Kaelis’s lifeless body on my bed. I had brought her to the one place that I could keep her safe.Her fingers were pale, lying lifeless on the blanket and I couldn’t move. My arms felt heavy, my stomach twisted. My throat felt tight, and every beat of my heart echoed like a drum.My hands itched to touch her, to make sure she was real, but I stayed frozen, afraid that even a small movement could shatter something fragile inside her. My eyes traced the curve of her jaw, the soft line of her cheek, the shaking of her eyelids as she breathed. She looked peaceful, almost unaware of the chaos she had survived, but my body shook with guilt and fear.“Dammit,” I muttered, pacing back and forth, the floor creaking beneath my feet. ‘You’re staring too hard. She’s alive and not dead— at least not yet. Stop pacing, Orin. It makes you look like a caged animal.’ Veythar groaned.I growled under my breath, stopping mid-step. My hands clenched into fists at my sides. “Sh

Kaelis’ povI was running.I was running in the woods… but I wasn’t running away from danger, instead I was laughing and alive.A good time.“You need to slow down, Crimson,” a voice called out from the woods.“No chance,” I said giggling, turning back, then I headed forward but stopped when I got to a cliff. The water flowed from the mountain in a narrow line into the vast river that in turn flowed into the sea.The beauty of nature had always left me mesmerized and the goddess did indeed do a great job.“You are trying to make me fail the test?” The voice called out from the woods again.It felt familiar like I knew who the voice had belonged to but couldn’t place a name or face.“Come see this,” I beckoned the person to come and look at the beauty of nature that I was soaking in. “Isn’t it beautiful?”“Yes, it is,” the voice finally came out from the woods and his face shined with the light— so bright I couldn’t see who it was but I was happy. Heck, the happiest that I had been in

Soren’s povI had barely sat on the throne when the door was forced open. Three men came in, in fast strides like it was urgent.I didn't even let them settle themselves since they had disturbed my sleep that morning. “What are the plans for the invasion?” I asked, my eyes wandering around the men that stood before me.“We are stronger, no doubts but they are larger in numbers than us,” One of my commanders said.I let out a short but heavy laugh. “That better not be why you woke me up way too early this morning,” I threatened.“My lord,” the men voiced out in one voice, bowing their heads.I stood up from the seat and walked slowly, each steps were taken with great precision to exert fear and power. I had come to learn that power wasn't gotten by groveling or be kind, rather it was meant to be taken.I had held this seat as King not because I was weak, instead I had it because I was brutal and that made me one of the most fearsome King in all of the seven kingdoms. "Raise your heads

Kaelis'povMyra didn't wait for me to even change my clothes before dragging me away from the clinic, and I followed her blindly.I was desperate to get my answers and if that included me going to God knew where... then I will do it.We had been walking for a while now, as Myra had already picked up a torch, and the day had gotten darker, but from the way she moved, it was as if she knew the place like the back of her hand. Even with my sharp senses, I still found it difficult to hear or see anything in the pitch black forest.As we walked a bit farther inside, a little light shone from a short distance and then she stopped in her tracks."We are almost there," she said, her voice showing excitement."You still haven't told me where we are going, Myra." "You need to get your dreams interpreted and she is the best at interpreting dreams." She assured me. My stomach twisted and my chest heaved way too fast as I felt dread wash over me, but I continued in my short steps, behind her.Th