All Chapters of The Alpha Quintuplets' Guardian Luna: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

"No," I moaned, fighting against the vision. "I won't let it happen." "Ruby?" Seth had moved closer, concern breaking through his shock. "What are you seeing?" I couldn't answer. The pain was too intense, the visions too overwhelming. I felt my consciousness beginning to slip, darkness creeping in at the edges of my vision. The last thing I saw before I passed out was the five brothers lunging toward me, their father trying desperately to hold them back, and through the window behind them, a pair of glowing red eyes watching from the darkness outside. When I came to, the first thing I noticed was the silence. After the chaos of the shifting room, the quiet felt almost unnatural. I blinked, trying to orient myself. I was in a different room now, smaller, more secure. The walls were reinforced steel rather than padding, and a heavy

The four of them froze at my desperate plea, something flickering across their faces that might have been pain. But the mate bonds were too strong, too new and overwhelming for them to think clearly. "We can't," Francis said, his voice strained. "Even if we wanted to, the bonds are too strong now. Rejection would kill us all." I squeezed my eyes shut, feeling tears leak down my cheeks. "Then we're all trapped." "Not trapped," Nelson said, and I was shocked by the gentleness in his voice, so different from the cruelty he'd shown me just hours ago. "Fated." I opened my eyes to glare at him. "Don't. Don't you dare try to make this romantic when you had your hands around my throat earlier today." 

The rogues' eyes widened in surprise, and I knew I'd guessed correctly. The pack doctor, the man who'd treated my injuries over the years, who'd seen exactly how broken I was and done nothing, he was the traitor. "Clever little seer," the lead rogue sneered. "Too bad cleverness won't save you now." He lunged forward, faster than I'd expected, and I barely had time to throw myself sideways before his claws raked the air where my head had been. My newly awakened senses screamed warnings as the other two rogues flanked me, cutting off any escape routes. Behind me, I heard the quintuplets shift fully, their human forms exploding into massive wolves. The hallway was filled with snarls and the sound of claws scraping against hardwood floors. But I couldn't look back, couldn't afford to be distracted by the battle erupting around me. "Where is he?" I

“What…what’s happening?” Dr Reeves asked. “Now you die at the hands of my true power,” I said as the light drained from his eyes. The horror at my own power makes me step backwards. Then the vision of the cabin came into my mind, and I was gone from the medical wing of the packhouse. I materialised in the small cabin from my vision, my body trembling as the power that had just killed Dr Reeves slowly ebbed from my system. The rustic space was exactly as I'd seen it—rough wooden walls, a stone fireplace, and windows that looked out into dense forest. It was isolated, hidden, safe. At least I hoped it was safe. My legs gave out, and I collapsed onto the worn wooden floor, my mind reeling from what had just happened. I'd killed him. With nothing but a look and some kind of po

Seth felt sick. They had been pawns in Reeves's twisted experiment all along. The recordings continued, year after year of methodical documentation. Dr Reeves had been systematically torturing Ruby, using the quintuplets as his unwitting instruments, all while reporting back to the rogues who had destroyed her pack. "Final preparation, day four-thousand-seventy-three. Subject's eighteenth birthday approaches. The binding agent is ready. Once administered, it will suppress her consciousness while leaving her abilities intact for extraction. The rogues will have their weapon, and I will have my research subject. The Gallagher pack is expendable." Alpha Marcus stopped the tape, his hand shaking with rage. "He's been manipulating us for eleven years."