Alle Kapitel von THEIR UNMATED WARRIOR LUNA : Kapitel 81 – Kapitel 90

Kaelen’s POVThe tension between us was silent. Nessa occasionally looked over her shoulder with a smile. It seemed she wanted to be sure I was still following behind her. Which was strange.Why would I stop halfway? I chose to join her in whatever she planned. I didn’t think it would be dubious but I was open to it as well. We stepped out of the mansion through the back to an open field.It stretched a distance and with a gate at the far end. A guard stood at the side and gave us a small bow before pushing the gate open. The first thing to hit me was the smell.Roses, mint, rosemary, wet soil with a hint of citrus notes. They all came at once, a combination not just sweet to the senses but a sight to see. The rows of flowers in different colours were magnificient. They were tended to quite meticulously. But we weren’t the only ones here.All eyes came on us the moment we walked in. There was a shift in the air, s

Kaelen’s POV“It’s under the class of jasnite. Most rogues do not like the smell, but if the nectar is drawn, it can be used to slow down rogues. People tend to mistake it for wolf’s bane but unlike it, jasnite doesn’t harm us normal wolves. Just rogues.”I was back in the garden. Although it was beautiful earlier in the day, now, alone with lights lining up the paths, the garden looked ten times better. Every flower stood out beautifully even those whose petals were closed up.I once again stopped before jasnite 2.0 as Nessa had called it. It was still in that glass box with a light bulb so close to it. I bent over taking a closer look. It had some wet patches on the leaves.It was a beautiful flower. It looked almost similar to a marigold but purple. I was tempted to touch it but the glass around it stopped me from doing so. “Tempted to touch?”I snapped my head to the side at the voice,

Kaelen’s POV“Mommy!”I could hear my son. I dreamt of him last night. Still the same loop. Still the same pain, over and over again with no idea when it was going to stop. I should have gotten over it by now. It’s been four years and I was still hurting.Slowly, I lowered my gaze to the little boy. He stared up at me with the brightest eyes. I crouched down, caressing his shoulders. “And who are you, little munchkin?” I said, pinching his cheeks.He giggled. “Roy,” Alpha Mira called from behind letting out a sigh as she found him with me. “You scared me,” she said as he came to her side.“He’s your son? I haven’t seen him around.” I asked.Alpha Mira nodded with a smile. “Yes, Garold. He’s in a boarding school. He just got back briefly for the banquet.” she said.“Mummy, I met her,” Garold jumped in excitement.“Yes, you did, honey,

Kaelen’s POVMy shaky breath was all I could hear in the room. Darting my eyes around, I could see nothing. My energy was depleting and I wasn’t sure how much I could hold on. I waved my hand around then swallowed in exhaustion.I hit a wall. Only then just realizing I had walked past the lightswitch. The only light coming in was from the small window shut at the side but it was not enough to see anything clearly.I ran a hand through the wrist I had cut and found it healed. Tremors filled my fingers. The healing felt horrible. Even after the cut was gone, I could still feel my tissues coming together.And yet, I couldn’t stop.I leaned my head on the wall then went for my right wrist. I extracted my claws and dragged it though my veins, a deeper cut this time. The pain was agonizing. I felt a rush of ache through the mark.Not from the cut but the healing. I brought it

Kaelen’s POVI wanted to laugh but it was stuck in my throat. All that came out of my throat was a scoff of disbelief, uncertainty. I tried to rack my brain around what she meant by that but I got nothing.I was faking… it was laughable.“You don’t have to degrade what I feel, Nessa. I know my body. I am not faking it and neither was I fighting the drug,” I said.I was not doing any of that. I know I wasn’t. “Even that wouldn’t let you see the truth. You’ve shut yourself really tight, General,” she said.“I don’t know what you are talking about.”“You are your problem, Kaelen.” She grabbed another file and handed it over. “When I first checked your vitals a few days ago, I noticed the residue of what you were poisoned with. It was considerably small and the test from the doctors confirmed it which meant you were already working on it. At the time, you were at eighty perc