All Chapters of Moon bound to the ruthless alpha: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Vanessa’s POV—-FlashbackKael was what you’d call a pro in bed. He treated a woman’s body like he had studied it in a classroom, knowing exactly how to make you forget everything else around you. Somehow, he always left you wanting more of him.The problem was, I had known from the beginning that it was never supposed to be anything more than sex.We had made that rule very clear before we ever started hooking up. No expectations. No attachment. No pretending it meant something it didn’t. Whatever happened between us stayed between us, and neither of us was supposed to want more.I had agreed to it and even convinced myself I was perfectly fine with it.Until I wasn’t.Somewhere along the way, I had started falling for him, and no matter how many times I reminded myself of the rules, I couldn’t seem to stop it.But really, who wouldn’t fall for a man like Kael?I turned toward him. “Kael?”His eyes shifted to me. “What?”“I think I like you.”He had gone completely still. “What?”“I s

VanessaThe day’s activities had finally come to an end, and most of the pack had returned to their homes. The training grounds were nearly empty, the last traces of sunlight disappearing behind the trees as the cool evening air settled over the territory.Kael, however, had only just returned to his office.He had spent almost the entire day at the healer’s quarters with Anna.I had heard about it more than once.Someone had mentioned that he hadn’t returned for lunch. Another person had said he was still there hours later. By late afternoon, it had become common knowledge that the Alpha had barely left Anna’s side since she was brought in.I tried not to let that bother me.Instead, I stood outside his office with a tray balanced carefully in my hands, making sure everything looked casual enough.Dinner.That was all this was.A simple gesture from a friend.I needed kael to believe that .I raised my hand and knocked.“Come in.”I opened the door and stepped inside.Kael looked up from

The thought of stepping away came to me clearly. because there was still enough sense left in my head to know that whatever was happening between Kael and me was dangerous territory. And I had spent the last two days doing everything I could to avoid this exact moment. I made sure I found a dozen different excuses to keep me from looking directly into those charming gray eyes because I already knew what would happen if I did.And now I'm here ,standing in front of him alone, in the middle of the night.with no excuse left to hide behind.Kael was looking at me in a way I had never seen before. There was still that familiar intensity in his eyes, the same quiet strength that seemed to surround him wherever he went, but the usual wall he kept between himself and everyone else had somehow cracked and I could see something beneath it tonight, something that made my chest tighten because it looked almost as unfamiliar on him as it felt on me.His hand slowly lifted toward my face, and ever

The nightmaresI was running as my feet were bare against the cold ground, but I barely felt it. The forest around me had disappeared, replaced by the familiar paths of Fraemoon Pack, the same paths I had known as a child, the same paths I had once run through without fear.Only now, there was blood everywhere.It stained the grass beneath my feet, soaked into the dirt, and splattered across the trees as though someone had dragged bloody hands along every trunk. The air smelled of smoke, iron, and something burnt, so thick that every breath scraped painfully down my throat.“Mom!”My voice echoed through the ruined pack.I ran faster, my chest tightening as I searched through the chaos. Houses were burning in the distance, their windows glowing orange against the darkness, while smoke curled into the night sky. I could hear screaming somewhere ahead of me, but I couldn’t tell where it was coming from.“Mom!” I called again .I stumbled over something and nearly fell, catching myself a

A few days passed since the incident in the woods, but I still couldn’t help thinking about it more often than I wanted to admit.The healer had insisted that I take things slowly after hitting my head, and although the dizziness had mostly disappeared, there was still a strange heaviness in my head whenever I pushed myself too hard. I had tried not to make a big deal out of it. I hated being treated as though I were fragile, especially after spending so much of my life learning how to survive on my own.That morning, I was outside the pack house when I noticed Desmond approaching with several warriors behind him. He had his belongings packed, and the sight of them made me pause.Was he leaving?I wasn’t expecting the sudden disappointment that settled in my chest.“Anna.”I turned toward him, and a warm smile immediately appeared on his face. “I was looking for you.”“You were?”“Of course.” He stopped in front of me, glancing briefly toward the warriors waiting a short distance away