All Chapters of The Luna They Could Not Break: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Chapter 71SILAS​"I'm leaving!" She snapped, grabbing the dresses and shoving them back.​"Leaving? No, you are not!" My voice thundered, rage and hurt consuming me. She could never leave me.​"Am I your prisoner again?" She stood with her hands on her hips, looking delicious.​"Maybe!" I bit my lip, her curves filling me with desire. I could never have enough of her.​"Alaric!" She growled my name, and I wanted to drop to my knees to worship her. Fuck, I was turning into Malakai.​I cleared my throat to settle the ridiculous submission she evoked. "You aren't our prisoner, but I can't let you leave either."​"And why not? I don't want to be here."​"Because you are just one person. The North is afraid of the South; they won't easily accept you, and there is no fucking way I am letting you leave our territory for that asshole to find you. Draven won't dare step on our lands."​"No one owns me. Besides, I wasn't leaving your territor

Chapter 73​ISOLDE ​I left Alaric's quarters in a state of emotional confusion. I don't know why Silas' words hurt so much, but they did. For a brief moment, I felt out of control, submissive, yet free. Silas demanded that I acknowledge he owned me, and in that moment, I wanted it to be that way.​After filling me and satisfying every part of my soul, he held me with strong arms, and I felt as if we became one entity instead of two separate bodies.​Nova was in a whirlwind of desire, wanting his wolf to claim her and become a part of us. She had never submitted so completely to another, and I knew it scared her. She was quiet inside me, her energy full and her power restored, but the yearning to be with Silas left something dark inside us. I had never felt such an overwhelming need to bear another's mark—not even Draven's—and I never wanted to be tied to a man like him again.​Something wasn't right between the brothers and me. There was an intense pul

Chapter 75ISOLDE "Can you take me there? Also, can I have some regular clothes? Malakai only gave me these dresses. I would prefer to be more comfortable and able to move freely if I need to fight."Harper giggled and nodded at me. "I will have new clothes for you tonight. Let's go."I followed her back toward the entrance, looking at the edge of the fenced area. "Are we not allowed to leave here?""Southerners, no. Everything you need is here, though—food, clothes, supplies, and even some fun." She pointed to the one-story buildings with porches. "It is like a town inside a town. Once you are settled and accept our pack, then you can move into the more open town.""It still feels like we are prisoners here," I said, looking around at the tall brick walls with wire fencing and scattered towers."It sort of is, but I think it is the best solution for our situation. I am a Northern by birth, but I do not hate the South. I cannot be naive enough

Chapter 77MALAKAI​After dropping Isolde off at the barracks to get settled, I went to find my brothers. Let us just say the welcome committee was not very friendly. However, if they could have seen the many emotions on our mate's face, they might have gone easier on me.​"Are you insane?" Silas's voice boomed the moment I walked into his study. It was almost empty since he had his servants remove everything he had destroyed earlier.​"We have already established that I am," I replied with a smirk, sitting down on a soft black leather couch. "I like this. You should keep it. It beats those old, stiff chairs any day." I ran my fingers over the smooth leather, adding a bit of ease to the tense situation.​"I do not know how we have not killed him yet," Silas said to Alaric while he paced the floor. Alaric grabbed two glasses, handed me one, and then sat down next to me.​"I know I will regret asking this, but why did you make Isolde our head general

Chapter 79MALAKAI​"He rescued me from the cell Draven put me in. I was too weak to run, but he carried me until we reached the border. Then, I ran from him, screaming about how disgusted I was that he knew about those trades for power and never told me. As he chased me, one of your men caught up and ripped his heart out. I did not have a chance to save him. Nova took over and killed the man. It was the first life I ever took." Tears filled her eyes, and I saw her deep guilt.​"I am so sorry, Amor." I pulled her against my chest and rubbed her back. She looked like a strong warrior, but she still had such innocence. Isolde did not understand that at nineteen, she should not be expected to know everything. She put too much weight on her own shoulders.​"His death was not your fault. Kane was loyal to you, and he was a great Beta. He made a deal with me: if I did not hurt anyone in your territory, he would tell me what he found. That soup you spilled was jus