All Chapters of THEIR UNMATED WARRIOR LUNA : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Kaelen's POVMy chest tightened, my breath grew louder, raspy and forced, but my legs kept going. Sweat dripped down my face, blocking my sight. I swiped it off with the back of my palm without stopping.I knew what was coming. I could sense it. My hairs stood. My heart raced. My blood pumping. My ears picked up the arrow approaching, and I ducked beside a tree. With just an inch, the arrow flew past me.That should be the end of it. I should rest. I've been at it since the break of dawn. At hour two, my body told me it couldn't take it any more but here I was. Unable to breath but still pushing.I could barely feel my wolf. One of my many embarassment and my most recent... Merrick.Tears pricked the side of my eyes, threatening to fall. I couldn't stop thinking about what he said last time. I couldn't stop hating myself. I couldn't sleep without thinking how much of a failure I was.I was a feared general, or at least I used to be. Now, I was nothing but a she-wolf who couldn't keep h

Kaelen's POVBy noon the next day, the papers had arrived and were sent to Merrick. I waited for his reaction, but I got nothing. Two hours in and Corvina barged and threw the divorce papers at me.“Signed,” she said with a smug look.Hazel picked it up and went through before giving me a small nod.“You expected him to come to you after your stunt yesterday, but he could not bear to leave me.” Her tone dripped with venom.I drank my coffee calmly, not planning on playing into what she wanted from me. They all saw me break, but they won't anymore.“You always bragged about how well Merrick took care of you, how much he loved you,” she chuckled. “Yet, he so easily fell for the woman who killed his firstborn child.”My hand hung midair. Seeing my reaction, she chuckled. “Struck a nerve?”I resumed taking a sip of my coffee without a word.“You took a sword for him, giving a mark to your womb. You bearing a child was only going to be a miracle. Three times you had an opportunity, and it a

Kaelen's POV I stayed in the hospital for a week. I felt remotely better after staying bedridden for five days and ready to be discharged, but Sterling wished I stayed longer. He opened the door of his car for me. Hazel and I stepped in. We rode in silence until we got to his mansion by nightfall. It was no different from what I remembered: tall, peach paint and the giant statue of a warrior at the centre of the land. My uncle loved this home. Sterling had managed to keep it standing all these years. “Welcome home, General,” the servants chorused, welcoming us at the door. Sterling passed his coat to one of them, while Hazel helped with mine. “I'll show you to your room,” Sterling volunteered. He led me down the hall and I paused at the painting of my uncle and his wife hung on the wall in the hallway. They looked lovely. Beside them was a picture of us all as a family. I could still remember when we took it. Peaceful, calm, beautiful. Until we dropped one after the other. “Th

Cassien's POV Sterling has been moody from the moment he walked into the hall. Unusual for him. My brothers and I gave ourselves a knowing look before returning our attention to him.“It seems the general is upset by our presence,” Ashton said, taking a sip of his tea. One thing we loved about our visits.“You can say the word, and we'll leave,” Asher backed his brother.The maid hands him a cup of tea. He leaned back, legs crossed, spreading an arm on the backrest of the couch he was seated on before taking a sip.“It would be stupid of me to do that. It is an honor to have all four of you in my home,” Sterling said. He paused for a minute, then sighed. “One of the arrows got to my cousin.”“The arrows weren't very deadly,” my twin brother said.“Considering how you praised her, I'm sure she could stand such little poison,” I said, staring down at t

Cassien's POV“Your Majesties,” the elders bowed as I and my brothers headed for our assigned seats.The room went silent for a moment as the maids served us drinks. Once they were done, they bowed and left the room. “What could be the motive of this meeting today, Griffin?” I asked, taking a sip of my drink.It was the locally brewed wine. Tasted as perfectly as it should be. Griffin, the old bald man, was the oldest of the elders of the pack. He was the trusted advisor of our parents, but he couldn't retain that position after our ascension, as he was just too old for the role.His eldest son took over. Jared, seated beside his father, but Griffin still maintained his position in the council. “There have been a lot of complaints in the pack,” he said.“What for?” Riven questioned.“You four being unmated,” Jared replied.Topics about being mated were a constant thing after