All Chapters of When the moon binds us: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

MAYA’S POV “We have less than twelve hours to go and return to the mansion, and the time starts counting right now.” The pack soldiers I was leaving with all listened to those words of mine. I had prepared them for a day like this with the help of the head of security. The moment he told me that he had found out Damien had plans to attack the pack again, I just knew that I needed to strike. I got on a horse, and the pack soldiers did the same. We were all out of the mansion, and all my ears caught were the gallops of our horses. In less than three hours from now, we ought to have arrived at our destination. Before the head of security told me about his plan, I had plans to attack his pack and take revenge on him, but I was only waiting to heal Rasmus before going on with it. I changed my mind because I needed to. The pack soldiers, the head of security, and I were supposed to attack Damien’s pack in two days from now, but I decided to do it now, about ten minutes ago. It h

MAYA’S POV “Kendra,” I muttered. I couldn’t leave without her. Not only had I been dying to take revenge on Damien, but I had been dying to take revenge on her also. They were both partners, and they both decided to hurt me in the past. Beta Kierra and Kendra both stood next to each other. Soldiers also had a hold on Kendra so she wouldn’t try to act funny. She kept avoiding my eyes, and that was quite understandable. I opened my mouth to speak, but Aria suddenly growled inside me. I had assumed it was a one-time thing, but she kept doing it again and again. That could be her trying to draw my attention to something. “Is there a problem?” inwardly, I asked her. “Her,” she responded. “Who?” “The one from the forest,” she growled. My eyes moved past Beta Kierra, and they landed on the woman standing beside her, also her accomplice. I needed my wolf to be more specific this time. What was it about the forest? What was it about Kendra? “Talk to

MAYA’S POV “I gave you every chance to see me,” I said. “I stood beside you even when you pushed me away. I believed there was something good in you, but you proved me wrong.” His hands tightened against the chains he was adorned with while I spoke. For years, I kept hoping that maybe for once, he would see that the Moon Goddess must have made us mates for a reason. For years, I kept making excuses for him in my head. I kept telling myself that he’d fulfill his promise of getting mated to me someday, but all he did was make me participate in blood-draining rituals! He’d make me warm his bed every night. He’d send me to packs to spy on other Alphas. He’d subject me to mockery among my peers, and he would forget to remind me that I was an Omega at any opportunity he got! Clearly, he wasn’t remorseful for all that he did to me, and I wasn’t bothered about it. I had plans to make his life a living hell. When he got tortured to an extent, he sure would be remorseful.

RASMUS’S POV “I’ve been pretending I didn’t know Beta Kierra was the traitor. I misled her and gave her wrong information because I knew she would inform Alpha Damien.” If Maya wasn’t the one who said those words to me, I wouldn’t have believed them. The same Beta Kierra that I picked up from nothing teamed up with Damien. I treated her like a sister. I did so much for her. She knew everything about me, including the things she didn’t have to know. I made her Beta even when she did nothing to deserve it. I fed her, clothed her, and even protected her without asking for anything in return. “Please, don’t you ever scare me like that again,” Maya interrupted the silence. “I won’t,” I promised her for the second time. I didn’t mean to not wake up while she was calling my name. I was in a deep sleep, and it had to be as a result of the injection Doctor Henry made me take. I woke up to Maya wailing, and I kind of felt for her. I felt for her because I knew she’d wail for day

Damien’s POV Maya might have a hold on me at the moment, but I would never give her that one thing that she demanded from me. She wanted me to reject her so Rasmus could claim her as his. Rasmus was dying due to the poison Beta Kierra fed him for a long time, but she still chose him over me. This was my fault. I ought to have talked sense into her before she had her dogs bring me here. The sound of the chains dragging against the stone floor was something I never thought I would hear. Not for myself. Somehow, this had become my reality, and it was one I didn’t see myself accepting. I had watched countless prisoners sit behind these walls, broken and begging for mercy. I had walked past them without a second thought, believing I would never be the one on the other side. Yet, here I was. “A prisoner.” Those words echoed in my head, and the irony almost made me laugh. The cold floor pressed against my back as I stared at the ceiling. The same walls that once held my enemies