All Chapters of Moon bound to the ruthless alpha: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

I barely remembered making it back to my room the previous evening. One moment, I had been standing there with tears running down my face, trying desperately to hold myself together in front of everyone, and the next, I was rushing away before anyone could see just how badly I was falling apart. I had shut myself inside my room the moment I got there, ignoring the worried voices that followed behind me.Even when Emma came knocking later that night, I had stayed where I was, staring blankly at the wall.“Anna?” she had called softly through the door. “It’s me. Can I come in?”I had swallowed the lump in my throat and wiped away another tear before answering.“I just need to be alone, Emma.”There had been a long silence on the other side.“Are you sure?”I had closed my eyes.No.I wasn’t sure about anything anymore.But I couldn’t bring myself to say that.“I’ll be fine,” I had whispered.Emma hadn’t pushed me. She had simply told me she would be nearby if I needed her before her foot

The sound of voices slowly filled the territory as we made our way toward the ancient stone.I walked among the Ironfang pack, surrounded by wolves dressed in their finest clothes for the annual loyalty ceremony. The sun was already disappearing behind the mountains, leaving only a faint golden glow along the horizon, while torches had been lit along the pathway leading toward the clearing. Their flames danced gently in the evening breeze, casting flickering shadows across the trees.There was something different about everyone tonight.Usually, whenever the entire pack gathered, there was always laughter, conversations and the occasional teasing between friends, but tonight everyone seemed quieter. Even the younger wolves who had been talking among themselves kept their voices low as we walked.It felt almost as though we were approaching something sacred.Then the singing began.The elders started first, their deep voices carrying through the trees as they sang in the ancient wolf d

The bonfire still burned brightly beside the ancient stone, though the flames were no longer as wild as they had been earlier in the evening. The music had softened into something slower and easier, and the crowd that had once filled the clearing had thinned considerably. Some members of the pack were still gathered around the fire, laughing over drinks while others had moved farther away to play games, their voices carrying through the trees whenever someone shouted in victory or complained about losing.The loyalty oath ceremony was over, but just like every year, nobody seemed quite ready to let the night end.I watched everything from where I stood for a moment, taking in the familiar sight of pack members slowly settling into the night. The tents had already been set up deeper in the forest, spread around the area where the decorations had been placed earlier. It was another Ironfang tradition. After the loyalty oath, everyone stayed the night near the ancient stone instead of r

Branches whipped across my face as Gamma Moses dragged us deeper into the forest.But I could barely feel the scratches.My lungs were already burning, but I forced myself to keep moving. Jack was beside me, gripping my hand so tightly that our fingers hurt, while Jayden struggled to keep pace on my other side.Behind us, the forest came alive with the sounds of pursuit as Rogue wolves crashed through the trees, their snarls carrying through the darkness.I didn’t dare look back.I couldn’t cause If I turned around, I would see my parents lying on those bloodstained stones.So I kept my eyes forward and ran because my mother had asked me to.I ran because my father had given his life for those words.And I ran because two boys beside me were depending on me to keep them alive.“They’re gaining on us!” Jack shouted.Gamma Moses glanced over his shoulder.“Keep moving!”A growl suddenly erupted ahead as three rogue wolves burst from the darkness.Gamma Moses immediately shifted direction,

Kaels POVI kept holding Anna’s hand as the silence stretched between us. She seemed calmer now, as though finally speaking the words aloud had loosened something inside her, and I knew that feeling well enough. Perhaps that was why I couldn’t stop thinking about the things I had buried inside myself.I looked up through the branches of the maple tree, watching the moon hanging high above us.“Anna.”She turned toward me.“There is something I’ve never told you.”Her expression changed immediately. “What is it?”I took a slow breath. “My parents.”The words alone made something twist painfully inside my chest. I looked away for a moment, trying to gather myself before continuing.“My father was one of the strongest Alphas Ironfang ever had. Not because he was feared, but because of the way he led. He could walk into a room full of angry wolves and somehow make everyone listen without raising his voice. He was powerful, but he never needed to prove it.”A faint smile touched my lips at