Todos os capítulos de Three Alphas, One Broken Luna : Capítulo 51 - Capítulo 60

Erica's POV Chris's eyes went wide for a second, before he lost his balance, he fell backward with a thud, and I landed right on top of him. He groaned. The air knocked right out of him. I scrambled to grab my clothes from his hand, but he was way faster. Before I could even think about getting away, he flipped us over, pinning me to the ground like it was nothing. The breath caught in my throat as his body pressed against mine, his warmth soaking into my cold skin. Alpha Chris. Get off of me. I snapped, squirming under him. I won't. In fact, I want to punish you. Push me away if you can. He smirked and leaned down, his mouth immediately finding the most sensitive part of me. I tried to pull my knees together, but he just forced them apart, pinning my thighs to the ground. He took a deep breath, his eyes turning a solid grey. Damn, he mumbled. I've been wanting this again. He slid a finger inside me, while his mouth continued its delicious torture. I dug my fingers

Erica's POV The last thing I wanted to do was go down for breakfast. I didn't want to see any of the triplets. Ever since I got back from the woods yesterday, I'd been holed up in my room, just trying to pull myself together. Now it's a new day, and I wish I could just stay in my room all day long. But I knew I couldn't. I had responsibilities to take care of, and no matter how much I hated it, I knew I would have to see them. So I braced myself. Left my room and headed to the dining room for breakfast. When I got to the doorway of the dining room, I froze. Seated around the table were the Triplets and Becky. But that wasn't what stopped me in my tracks. What made me freeze was the scene playing out right in front of me. Chris was sitting next to Becky. His face softer than I'd seen it in ages. His eyes filled with a gentle warmth. I didn't think he even had in him anymore.

Ken's POV Chris gently laid Becky down on her bed, and I stepped in to tuck the blanket around her. She sighed, her eyes fluttering shut, her breathing uneven and shallow. I reached. Just out to touch her forehead and cursed under my breath. She was burning up. We should call the healer. I told my brothers. No, don't. I'm fine. It's normal for me to feel this way. Becky said weakly. Her eyes still closed. I exchanged a silent look with my brothers. None of us said a word. We just stood there watching her. It's my turn to look after her. You two need to go out there and find out who that bastard is. Chris said through gritted teeth. Question the men who were on duty, Max offered. Chris nodded. Good. And we need to set a trap. If he comes back, we take him down. Can you think? Can we just stop it already? Becky's voice sliced through the air, stronger

Erica's POV Once I reached the woods, I stripped down, shifted into my wolf, and started tearing through the dense forest.Luckily, I slipped past the border without anyone noticing. The guards didn't even sense me—pathetic. I made a mental note to deal with that later, if I ever came back.Goddess, even furious like this, I was still thinking like a Luna. I hated it. Growling, I kept running deeper into the forest.I just wanted to be free, to get away from the hell of being mated to those jerks. The afternoon wind rustled through my fur, and for a moment—I felt alive, but I was still angry. No.I was furious. Ken had called me a horror in front of hundreds of warriors, and I just snapped. I slapped him right there in front of everybody.It was wrong, totally reckless, no matter how much he deserved it. Hitting our alpha was a huge taboo. A part of me was terrified. Would I be punished, kicked out?Or worse. No, I couldn't think about that right now. I kept running, my pa

Erica's POV I followed the stranger into the Shadow Pack. It was a. Crazy move, but I didn't regret it. We were still in our wolf form, starting through the thick woods and into territory I'd never seen before. He never looked back. Not once, but I could feel his presence, powerful, commanding and strangely comforting. Couldn't explain it, but I trusted him, even without knowing his name. When we broke through the last line of trees, I slowed down, my eyes wide with shock. The Shadow Pack was nothing like I'd imagined. It was just like my own pack, the Full Moon Pack, a modern, organized community. Tall buildings of stone and glass reached for the sky. The roads were clean and laid out in a grid. Both on two legs and four moved with purpose, working, talking, training. It was. The hidden city, tucked away in the forest, completely alive. But what really got m