Lahat ng Kabanata ng Mated To The Beta Biker: The Luna Without A Wolf: Kabanata 31 - Kabanata 40

Orin's pov"That’s the third time they’ve passed through here today," I mumbled, my voice low and rough from the cold air.The sound of boots echoed faintly through the stone hall again. They were slow, heavy, but steady in a precise rhythm.I waited for Veythar to answer, but he didn’t. There was no growl, no voice in my head — nothing.He had been angry since the night I was attacked. He hadn’t spoken to me once.I leaned my head back against the wall, the stone biting into my skin. My throat was dry, and my stomach twisted again in hunger. I’d lost count of how many days I’d been down here. The only light came from the torches that burned out too soon, and the only sound was the guards’ boots as they passed... over and over, like a clock I couldn’t stop hearing.I let out a slow breath, watching it fog in the air.“Suit yourself,” I whispered to the silence. “You can stay mad. But if we’re getting out of here, you’ll have to start talking.”A low growl vibrated through my body like

Draven's pov The only thing that could clear my head was a walk and maybe a few cigars.I didn’t want to step into the office with this storm in my mind and end up snapping at everyone. They didn’t deserve that.So, I told myself a walk would help. Just some fresh air, a few quiet streets, and maybe I’d feel human again.But deep down, I knew it wasn’t just about clearing my head. I needed space-- space to breathe, to think, and to stop seeing her face every time I closed my eyes.I flickered the already lit cigar in my hand before I took a drag as I continued walking. The tweeting from the birds provided a calm in my endless thoughts. The sound of grunting and laughing quickly drowned the sound of the birds. I walked to where it came from. I saw Elaris and Kaelis sparring as they had always done through the window.The two most important women in my life had always been thick as thieves even before Kaelis and I became a couple. Women were not allowed to be involved with the affair

Kaelis's povI froze as Draven grabbed my wrist as I tried to pull away, but I couldn’t. And he didn’t look back, and I felt completely powerless as he led me out of the room.I wanted to fight, to scream, or talk back, or at the very least-- do something, but I couldn’t. My hands clawed at nothing. I was being dragged forward, like a lamb going to the slaughter.The walls and doors around me blurred as I could only watch, helplessly, my stomach twisting with fear and confusion."Let me go," I said, my words trembling, barely louder than a breath. He kept on pulling me along without turning to me to acknowledge what I had just said. But I knew he had heard me perfectly but was choosing to ignore. This irked me."I said—" I yanked my hand from his, making him stop in his tracks. "Let me go!" I yelled, and he finally released me.His angry eyes had softened, and his jaw wasn’t tight anymore. For a moment, he didn’t look angry; instead, he looked sad.“Kae…” he said softly.“Don’t!” I s

Draven's pov"Where the fuck is he?" The voice called out, followed by the sound of glasses crashing on the floor.I quickly switched off the shower and wrapped my soaked body with a towel before stepping out of the bathroom. The cold hair hit me first but I paid no mind as I walked to the room.I saw Elaris tearing through the room, trashing everything, while Jax held her and tried to stop her, but he was doing so with little to no effort. "Elaris!" I shouted.She turned to me slowly. Her jaw was tight, and her hand shook as she held the glass high. The veins on her arm stood out, and her eyes were fixed on me without blinking. For a moment, I didn’t know if she was going to throw it or not.“Put it down, Elaris,” I said firmly, reaching my hand out toward her.Elaris looked at me and slowly let her hands drop, but she still held the glass firmly. “Days, Draven!” she burst out, her voice cracking as the words tore from her throat. Her chest rose and fell fast, and the glass in her

Orin's povThe sound of drums and excited chatter floated up from below, filling the hall with energy. Today was the day I was going to make Kaelis mine, the day everything I had wanted would finally fall into place.I stepped in front of the mirror, studying my reflection. A slow smile spread across my face as I straightened my posture. For the first time in a long while, I felt whole. Finally, Veythar wouldn’t be lonely anymore, and I could feel the pieces of my life clicking into place.'Something doesn't feel right, Ashvale,' Veythar said. His tone was sharp, like a blade that could cut through the air, and there was a weight in his words that made my confident smile falter for the briefest moment.“Don’t be so negative, Vey,” I said, trying to sound calm. “Be happy about this. Tonight we finally get our mate, and someone else joins us. It’s what we have wanted.” I smiled, but my stomach felt tight.'I’m excited too, Ashvale…' Veythar’s voice rumbled in my mind, strong and low. 'B