All Chapters of When the moon binds us: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

DAMIEN’S POV “Did you get that?” Kendra pestered me for the umpteenth time today. “When do you leave?” I asked, and it wasn’t because of the spur of the moment. I had been wanting to ask, and now seemed like the perfect time. “Leave? What do you mean leave?” “When do you leave for your father’s house?” I inquired. She didn’t get me earlier, but now she got me better. “I’ve been staying here with you for more than six months, why should I leave for my house now that you need me?” “We aren’t a thing yet,” I said to her. I left the room for her to be here in the penthouse, but she still came for me. I needed a moment to myself, and I realized I might never get that as long as she stayed here in my mansion with me. “How can you even think that I’d be willing to leave you because things are bad right now? You don’t have to shut me out because you care about me so much. I’ll stay by your side and not run.” “Is he dumb or did she decide to be dumb?” I asked my wolf on her

MAYA’S POV The best thing Rasmus and I did last week was come up with a perfect plan on how to make Damien pay for his mistakes. Beta Kierra and the head of security also came up with a plan yesterday. Everything was set already and in two days from now, we strike. I couldn’t have come up with a plan on my own. It was all thanks to Rasmus, Beta Kierra, the head of security, and some guards. “Here you go. Use it like I instructed earlier and your wolf will stop speaking to you in a language that you don’t understand,” the Seer mentioned. He was the reason I was here in the living room and not with Rasmus in the room. He had just finished chanting, and now he had handed over something that looked like medicine to me. Before he began to chant, he told me how to use it, and I haven’t forgotten. I couldn’t wait for my wolf to start communicating with me in a language that I understand, so I’d be sure to use it as he instructed. “Thank you, Seer,” I said appreciatively. “If

RASMUS’S POV One thing I knew was that the werewolf who poisoned me lived in the mansion with me. It could be one of the chefs, the maids, or even the guards. I still wondered why anyone living with me would want me dead. The only werewolves that should want me dead were my rivals, not the werewolves who lived under the same roof with me. I had been eating meals that contained poison for a long time, and I didn’t know. “You should get tested,” I said to Maya. “Tested?” “Yes. We need to know if they’ve also been feeding you slow poison,” I muttered. I lacked what it would take to speak in a high tone. “I’m fine, I don’t need to.” “You need to,” I insisted. “Fine.” It would be best for her to start treatment on time if she had also been fed slow poison. Only the test could tell if she was dying like me. Doctor Henry looked me in the eye and said I was dying. I went blank for minutes after he told me. I didn’t know what to feel, I didn’t know h

MAYA’S POV “You’re underestimating your healing powers. You healed me, and you can heal Lycan Rasmus.” “I think you still need to be given a lecture on the things that your unusual wolf can do.” Those were Beta Kierra’s words to me. She made it known to me that I could heal a werewolf who was dying from poison, and even a werewolf who had been diagnosed with cancer. I wished she had said those words to me a long time ago. For the longest time, I assumed I could only heal injuries and nothing more. A part of me just knew that Rasmus would make it, but I had no idea I would have a role to play in making that happen. I left the mansion for the hospital immediately after she said those words to me. The Moon Goddess must have blessed me with a white wolf because of days like this. I found Rasmus asleep when I came in, and I didn’t plan to wake him up. Already, I could imagine what his reaction would be like when he woke up and realized that I had done my thing with him. I too

DAMIEN’S POV I could see the entire pack from where I sat, and that was one thing I liked about the penthouse. The view was everything to me, and no matter how many times I had been here, I couldn’t get over it. The rooftops stretched as far as my eyes could see. Warriors trained on the field below, and all my ears caught were the sounds of their swords clashing, coupled with the screams of some of them. We were able to get recruits, and I had them start training immediately. I needed them to become great warriors like the ones we lost as soon as possible. The pack needed warriors more than anything. Smoke rose from different chimneys and disappeared into the bright sky. Beyond the houses stood the thick forest, its tall trees swaying gently as the wind continued to blow in a manner that wasn’t aggressive. “I have good news for you,” Kendra showed up from nowhere and mentioned. Just when I thought to have the moment to myself here, and also spend time conversing with my