Todos los capítulos de Moon bound to the ruthless alpha: Capítulo 61 - Capítulo 70

Vanessa’s POVI knew I had gone too far the moment I saw the expression on Kael’s face. He had become suspicious. The training grounds had been crowded that morning, which was exactly why I had chosen it. Too many people were moving around for anyone to notice one small mistake.Or so I had thought.The plan had been simple.A missing set of medical supplies had been placed inside a storage room Anna frequently used when helping the healers. I had made sure her name appeared on the inventory sheet.By the time the supplies were discovered missing, it would look as though Anna had taken them.It wasn’t enough to get her punished but enough to get people questioning her. But when the head healer brought the matter to Kael, he didn’t react the way I expected.“Who signed the inventory?”The healer handed him the sheet. “It was Anna.”Kael studied it.Then he looked at the healer.“When?”“Three days ago.”“Who was present?”The healer hesitated. “I don’t remember.”Kael’s eyes narrowed. “

Kael’s wolf CurseMy body knew the full moon was coming before I saw it.The restless energy had started two days earlier. It lived beneath my skin, making it difficult to sleep and harder to control my temper. Sounds seemed sharper. Scents were stronger. Every movement around me felt like a threat waiting to happen.I had learned to live with it.For years, I had locked myself away during the full moon.The warriors knew not to come near my chambers unless there was an emergency. Jason and Eric were usually the only ones allowed close enough to make sure I didn’t hurt anyone.It wasn’t something I talked about.especially not with Anna.But this time, something was different.I was standing in my office when the first wave hit.My hands tightened around the edge of the desk.A growl rose in my throat. “Not now.”Achak pushed against my control.Moon.“I know.”It’s too close. he said again.I closed my eyes.The curse had always been worse around the full moon.The first time it happened

DesmondThe moment Desmond stepped into the eastern wing of Ironfang’s packhouse, some of the tension he had carried since leaving home finally began to ease.The rooms prepared for him and his warriors were larger than he had expected, warm and well furnished, with tall windows overlooking the dense forest stretching along Ironfang’s eastern border. Fresh linens covered the beds, a fire had already been lit in the common room, and several baskets of food and supplies had been placed inside for them.His father had warned him not to expect anything beyond basic hospitality.Yet Kael had done more than that.“This is generous,” Desmond said quietly as he looked around.His beta, who had followed him inside, gave a small nod. “Ironfang knows how to receive an ally.”Desmond smiled faintly.That was true.Despite Kael’s reputation, his pack had treated them with respect from the moment they crossed the border. Warriors had guided them through the territory, servants had made sure they had

Anna’s POVThe next morning, Ironfang felt unusually busy.There were more warriors moving through the courtyard than usual, carrying tables, barrels, and crates from one side of the pack grounds to the other. The kitchen was louder too, with the sounds of chopping, laughter, and instructions being shouted back and forth.I was on my way to find Emma when I heard two women talking near the kitchen entrance.“Alpha Kael wants everything ready before sunset.”“For tonight?”“No. Tomorrow.”I slowed slightly to hear them.“Why?”“They’re our guests, aren’t they? He said they should be welcomed properly.”I continued walking, but a small smile touched my lips.Of course.Kael might be cold, intimidating, and almost impossible to read, but he wasn’t careless when it came to his responsibilities.By the time I found Emma, she was standing in the middle of the courtyard with her hands on her hips, watching several warriors struggle to position one of the long wooden tables.“What happened here

Anna’s POV—The FeastBy the time the day of the feast arrived, For once, there was no tension hanging over the territory.Everyone seemed determined to enjoy the evening.I stood in front of my mirror, running my fingers through my red hair before letting it fall loosely over my shoulders. I didn’t want anything too formal. It was a feast, not a royal gathering.I settled on a simple cream-colored dress that fell just above my knees, the soft material fitting comfortably around my waist before flowing loosely over my hips. I paired it with a thin belt and simple sandals, leaving my neck bare except for the small necklace I’d been wearing lately.When I looked at myself again, I smiled faintly.It was casual,but I liked it.I had barely stepped outside when I found Emma waiting near the courtyard.She looked me over and grinned. “You actually dressed up.”I glanced at her. “This is barely dressed up.”“For you, it is.”I laughed. “You’re one to talk.”She looked beautiful herself, wear