The Alpha’s Treaty, Now His Luna のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 111 - チャプター 120

PENIELFour days.That’s how long Luciano had been gone.The first day, I was jumpy. Every creak of the house, every noise and yell had me looking over my shoulder, I couldn’t train I was paranoid.I stayed close to my mother, or Rhea, or Preya. Always with a guard in sight.The second day, I had a knot in my neck from being so tense. But nothing happened. No notes had been delivered. No weird signs. The patrols reported that everywhere was quiet.By the third day, a dangerous feeling crept in. I started to hope. Maybe it was over. Maybe Henry was gone for good, lying dead in a ditch somewhere.Maybe the traitor had decided to leave us alone.It was a foolish hope, but I clung to it.Now it was the seventh day. The last full day before Luciano came back tomorrow night. But rather than feeling happy, it felt like I was waiting for something, like a cloud hovered over me.I was holding the she-wolves' meeting in the old sunroom Preya had shown me, a space with big windows and lots of lig

PENIELMost of the women were frozen, their mouths open in silent horror. Others were able to find their voices, and shrieked out, “Jane! Jane, come here! Look behind you, Jane!”I took a step forward, my only thought to grab her, to pull her back. Tara’s arm shot out, barring my way, her grip like iron.“What are you doing?” I shrieked, trying to wrench free. “Tara, let me go!”I watched, eyes wide as Jane finally heard the screams. Her eyes widened. She started to turn her head, slowly, so slowly.The man’s eyes met mine over her shoulder. He smirked, a cruel, knowing twist of his lips.Then he moved.His arm swung. Claws, long and black, extended from his fingers.The movement was too fast to follow. All we heard was a wet, slicing sound.Jane’s head left her shoulders.For a second, her body stayed standing. Then it crumpled. Her head hit the stone floor with a sickening thud and rolled, once, twice, coming to a stop just a few feet from where we stood. Her eyes were still open, f

LUCIANOThe waiting was the worst part.I stood on the balcony of the hotel room at the Lotus Hotel, my hands gripping the cold stone rail. It was freezing out here, the wind whipping ice against my skin. Yet, it did nothing to cool the restless fire under my skin.My phone wieghed heavy in my pocket. Useless. No service out here in the mountain dead zone they used for security.It was the first day of the Alpha Gathering. Across the table where I sat, Alpha Donovan wanted to know if the Crimson Pack was still strong, or if the rumors of trouble were true. My voice steady. My face giving nothing away. I gave him the only answer that was right.But inside, it felt like I was splitting into two. One part was here, doing the job. The other part was eager to get home to my mate.The minutes felt like hours. Hours felt like days. My wolf paced under my skin, restless. She was seven days away by car. Longer if I ran back home in wolf form, and that's not even counting if I don't stop for re

LUCIANOA rogue, a mangy black wolf, turned to block my path. It knew who I was and yet, still bared its teeth. I didn't slow down. Oh no. I hit it at full speed, my shoulder slamming harshly into his ribs. I heard the bones crack. It yelped and skidded sideways. I didn't stop to finish it. I jumped over its fallen body and into my own territory.I reached the main yard, spraying up dirt with how hard I stopped. The fight was still ongoing, wolves everywhere biting and clawing at each other. The ground was littered with dead bodies and torn flesh and the scent of stale blood was in the air. I didn’t hesitate. My wolf took over and I jumped right into the middle of it.A rogue wolf, a big one, with matted brown fur spotted me and snarled. I didn’t even give him time to chase, I lunged straight at him at the same time he did. We crashed into each other, rolling on the ground, a tangle of teeth and fur. I closed my jaws around his front leg and bit down hard, only releasing when I

LUCIANOI took another step forward. They backed up. “The thought of your families in danger wasn’t enough to make you fight harder? To win?”They stayed silent, heads bowed, shame wafting off of them.“You let rogues take them right from under your noses. You blame my mate for gathering women to teach them to smarter, stronger, instead of blaming yourselves for not being strong enough to keep your own walls standing.”Luke shuffled his feet, still staring at the ground. Gary’s face was red.“My mate is gone too,” I snarled. “Or did you forget that in your haste to accuse her? She is out there, alone, scared, and I am here, because an Alpha’s job is to be rationale, not just jump into action no matter how easy it might be.”I stared at them, letting the words sink in.“Now, we are finalizing a plan to get everyone back. But it requires the cooperation of every one of you. It requires you to stop whining and start following orders. Do you understand me?”No one spoke.“I said, DO. YOU.