All Chapters of When the moon binds us: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

MAYA’S POV The entire pack was filled with celebration as the feast began. The joining of Mountain Pack and Moonlight Pack was a new beginning for everyone, and I could feel the excitement in the air. “You need to see the excitement on everyone’s faces,” I told Aria. The tables were filled with food, laughter, and conversations between werewolves who had once belonged to different packs. I didn’t think Damien’s pack members and Rasmus’s pack members would get along this soon. I sat beside Rasmus, and I watched him speak with the Elders. Seeing both packs together made me realize how much had changed. Not long ago, we were fighting against each other, but tonight, we were standing as one. “This was the future we had created,” I told Aria. “Two days ago, the walls demarcating both packs were pulled down, and today, a great feast is being held to celebrate,” she growled. She was right. The sound of music filled everywhere as warriors celebrated with one another. Some of

MAYA’S POV I paced the room. I couldn’t get myself to sit back and relax like Rasmus was doing. I needed to do something, but what to do exactly was something I had no idea of. I couldn’t think straight, and that worsened matters. “Don’t you trust me?” Rasmus broke the silence. I knew he would. “Of course, I do.” “But…” “No but,” he interrupted me. He had assured me that I had nothing to worry about, but I was finding it hard to believe that I actually had nothing to worry about. Someone sent us a letter telling us that our wedding wouldn’t hold successfully, and he expected me to remain calm. “I challenge you and your wife-to-be to hold the wedding. If you both go ahead with it, you’ll live to regret it.” Those were the words written in the letter the guard brought to me. In Rasmus’s words, the letter was written by an illiterate and a nonentity. He trashed it immediately and came straight to the room. “I thought we no longer have enemies. I thought Damon, Beta Ki

RASMUS’S POV I never thought I would be standing in a room filled with Alphas, celebrating my last night before becoming a married man again. I never thought love could find me again after Selene died. For years, I had only focused on leading my pack and protecting my people, but everything changed when Maya entered my life. I saw the need to move on with my life. My life had been on hold ever since Selene died. Maya showed up, and she made me realize she was just what I needed. Who would have thought that the woman I rescued in the woods after she let out a guttural scream would be my wife? “You look like a man who still can’t believe he’s getting married,” Alpha Adrian teased while raising his glass. He must have seen through me. “I’m still trying to understand how someone as pretty and powerful as Maya agreed to spend her life with me,” I told him. It had been on my mind for some time now. “Careful, Lycan King. If Luna Maya hears you say that, she might change her min

RASMUS’S POV I got up early, hence why I was ready for the day on time. My bride had a long day yesterday, so I wouldn’t blame her for waking up a little late this morning. I was glad she had fun with her fellow Lunas. Also, I didn’t have to do too much with my appearance. I happened to be the groom and not the bride. I wouldn’t want to be mistaken for the bride, so I didn’t do too much, but I still ate with my look. Invited pack members had filled the venue when I stepped out some minutes ago. Men and women dressed in dark ceremonial robes lined with gold threads filled the place. Everyone must be excited to celebrate with their Lycan King. Dignitaries and pressmen were also present. Just like my bride wanted, I made sure the security was tight. An invite had been sent out before today, and anyone without an invite wouldn’t be allowed in. I insisted on the wedding being a blend of the nineteenth and twenty-first centuries, and the event planner delivered. She did beyond m

MAYA’S POV “The couple would love to know if there’s anyone who is against their union before we proceed,” the priest announced. My heart immediately tightened after he said those words. The words written in the letter we received days ago flashed through my mind, and I held my breath while waiting for the silence to be broken. Everyone remained quiet, and I slowly released the breath I had been holding. Rasmus’s eyes and reaction assured me that everything would be fine, but the silence was taking too long already. “Anyone?” the priest asked again. His voice echoed through the compound. No one spoke again, so the priest went ahead and nodded. I heaved a deep sigh, and it was one of relief. If someone had spoken, the priest wouldn’t have nodded, and that would have been the end of today. “Before the Moon and all witnesses present, this union shall continue.” The crowd erupted into cheers, and I felt my shoulders finally relax. The tension I had carried for days started