All Chapters of THEIR UNMATED WARRIOR LUNA : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Kaelen's POVI realized too late that the one I clung to, seeking comfort, was the very Alpha who hated me. I couldn't even think.Not because of the injury that I had gotten but my slut of a wolf, who purred in need of some touch, and it didn't help that Ashton's body heat engulfed me.Fortunately, I didn't do much to lose all the dignity I held, but it at least dropped it by a lot.However, whatever medicine the doctor gave to me was enough to calm her down. But my injury healed slower than I wanted it to.“Didn’t you say I was healing fine now?” I asked Lenal who joined us days later.I had been stuck in bed, unable to train or move for fear of making it worse. “You stayed in your wolf form for too long,” he said simply.“I thought I could. I felt fine.”“Just because you felt fine doesn't mean you are fine,” he retorted.“So what do you think I should do?&rd

Chapter 34Kaelen's POV I snapped my eyes open, eyes darting around and then to the water around me. “Asher?” I called out, but no one answered.I wasn't sure if I was hearing things or not. I got out of the spring, grabbing my dress and putting it on, eyes still on the water.Nothing out of the ordinary has happened since I stepped out, but I had a feeling someone was in there. I shook my head before I lost my mind.“I must be overthinking,” I muttered to myself, heading back.“George?” I spotted him a distance away. “What are you doing here?”“I couldn't leave you on your own, General. I stayed here all this while,” he said.It was easy to hear me scream from here, but I doubted he could have seen anything, so I let it slide. We returned to the mansion, and I found it easy to fall asleep.Days later and it was time for the soldiers to be sent to different stati

Kaelen's POV “Sterling!” I called out, rushing to his side.Blood trickled down his chest around the branch that stuck out from it. “Sterling,” I called out, tapping his face lightly.He fluttered his eyes open but he shut it almost instantly. He opened his mouth to speak but the words were replaced with a gargle as blood filled his mouth.I held him, unsure of what to do. A branch fell landing on my feet. I hissed, pushing the burning branch. We needed to get out of here before the trees came crashing on us. “Can you walk?” I asked, draping his arms around my neck as I helped him up.He groaned at the movement. The moment we crossed the woods, the trees came down at the entrance engulfed in flames.I helped Sterling down, resting his back to a nearby coconut tree. It was the only one in sight. Sterling was turning pale fast. “General,” the soldiers chorused as they rushed over.“Will he be okay?” one asked.That was a question I cannot answer.“Did you find any troops?” I asked.“

Cassien’s POV“Upset again, brother?”Riven knew how to work on my nerves. I spun around from the window without a word, heading for the couch in our lounge.“Drowning yourself in wine wouldn’t change the inevitable,” he said, taking a seat.“And what could that be?” I asked.“That she desires me more than you. It’s normal. I’m the best at winning over hearts.”I took a sip of my drink, saying nothing. It’s been an anthem he’s sung fervently these past few days —claiming to know her better than I would.I knew he was trying to rile me up, and I wasn’t going to give him that victory. “But tell me, brother, why hold back? She wanted it,” Riven said.That look on Kaelen’s face was enough to make me want to take her. Those eyes —they held so much lust as she looked at me. Seductive at that moment, and I knew a million things I wanted to do to her right there, but I had to stop myself.“She did,” I replied. But not for me.“What are you two talking

Kaelen’s POV“What?” I frowned.That gentle gaze returned, the very one he had when Sterling had brought him in. I didn’t understand it at the time, and in a way it scared me, but now I understood, and my fear was nowhere close to being gone.“I love you, General.”He took a step forward, and I took one backwards. “General, I…” he paused, nodding. “I know that I’m not supposed to have such feelings for you. I did suppress it, and nobody is going to know, I promise,” he said.I opened my mouth, but no words left it. I stared at him for the longest and the more I did, the more I realized he wasn’t playing some type of prank on me.He was telling the truth.I scoffed, and then it migrated to laughter. “This was a dream, right? I’m dreaming,” I said, turning to Hazel, who looked mortified, confirming what I had just heard.Once again, I tried to speak to him, but I found nothing. I couldn’t take it any longer and left the room.I was filled with regre