All Chapters of When the moon binds us: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

MAYA’S POV At some point, I thought the Seer would ask me to sign an agreement that I wasn’t under duress when I agreed to heal Rasmus, regardless of what I might face after it. He kept asking if I was sure about it. “Hi, Maya.” “Beta Kierra. You scared me,” I replied to her. She showed up out of nowhere after I stepped in. I paused because it seemed like she wanted to have a conversation with me. I had a long day, but I could still spare a few minutes to speak to her. “You barely stay in the mansion these days. Is there a problem?” “I’ve just had a lot on my plate recently. Thank you for caring enough to ask,” I replied to her. “You look tired.” “That’s because I’m tired,” I said. She looked at me from my head to my toe before saying that I looked tired. From the look of things, she didn’t stop me to say anything important to me. She only wanted us to do some catching up like we used to. “I’ll see you around.” “Before you go, is there som

DAMIEN’S POV The elders called for a meeting, and I didn’t know why. They were supposed to come to the mansion, but they gave me reasons why the meeting should be held in the town hall and not in the mansion. I agreed with them because I found their reasons valid. I got down from my car, and the first thing I did was look all around me. Kendra insisted on coming here with me, so I wanted to know if she had followed me here. At some point, I assumed she knew about my plans, and that was why she kept insisting on going everywhere with me. I made my findings, and I realized that she didn’t know about my plans yet. “Good day, my Elders. I didn’t mean to keep y’all waiting.” I apologized to them because I was an hour late. Surprisingly, they didn’t wait for me before starting the meeting. I met one of them standing to his feet and speaking while I walked in. He only stopped speaking after he noticed my presence. Some of them responded after I spoke, while the rest of them did

MAYA’S POV Since the Seer wasn’t back and might not be back anytime soon, I decided to do some research on my own. A few werewolves wrote books about white wolves in the past, and luckily for me, Rasmus had some of them in his library. He told me that he had them in his library a long time ago, but since I wasn’t a big fan of reading books, I refused to pick one or two of them up. I had a feeling I’d get the answers to my questions in one of those books. I wanted to know why I was unable to heal Rasmus even after I followed the Seer’s instructions. It was said that white wolves could do everything and anything, but why was I unable to heal my favorite werewolf? It wasn’t hard to get access to Rasmus’s library. All I had to do was ask him for access, and he handed over the key to me without hesitating. And, of course, he asked me questions after he did. “Have you suddenly developed a liking for reading?” “Are you looking to find new hobbies?” “Do you have a particular b

MAYA’S POV My arms remained folded while I paid rapt attention to the head of security. He looked like he knew what he was saying. He must have verified the information before bringing it to my ears, like he said. Damien would do everything possible to take over Rasmus’s pack. I found out about that a long time ago. Now, it seemed as though he wanted more aside from the pack and Rasmus’s properties. “Have you told Beta Kierra?” I asked him. “No,” he responded. I didn’t mean to interrupt him. I only did because I didn’t need him to say too many words. He had given me a summary earlier, so I didn’t need him to go into details. I understood him more than he thought. “Why haven’t you told her?” I inquired. “She’s been out of the mansion.” “Hello,” a voice mentioned, and it definitely belonged to Beta Kierra. I looked in the direction it came from, and I saw Beta Kierra not so far away from the head of security and me. Talk about the devil and he appears. Didn’t the hea

RASMUS’S POV “Come in.” That was Maya’s way of answering the door. Beta Kierra walked in, and it was a good thing that she was here. I had planned to send for her because I had some things to say to her. She acknowledged my presence, and she did the same to Maya. Maya, who was busy training before she showed up, paused. She claimed she needed to train, and because she wanted to look after me, she decided to do it here and not on the training ground. “I need you to meet with Frank tomorrow so you can sign the necessary documents. Work won’t commence unless he gets your signature or mine.” “I’ll be out of the pack by midnight, Lycan. I came here to tell you that.” Her head was bowed while she said this to me. She wanted to be out of the pack by midnight, and she was just telling me tonight. As Lycan, I could ask her to stay back so she could carry out the assignment I had for her, but I wouldn’t do that. Maya must also be wondering why she wanted to be out of the pack