All Chapters of The Alpha's Seventh Luna : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Eve I scrambled off the bed, my boots hitting the carpet as my eyes stayed glued to the silver door handle. It jiggled again, slowly turning a fraction lower before stopping."Hello, ma'am," a female voice called out softly from the hallway. "It's room service."A brief wave of relief washed over me, and I let out a low sigh. But before I could take a step toward the entryway, a faint, muffled cry echoed through the heavy wood, followed by a sudden scuffle of feet against the floorboards outside.The woman's voice returned, higher this time and shaking with a clear edge of panic. "It's room service, ma'am! I... I've brought you dessert."My stomach tightened. Something was completely wrong. I swallowed the lump in my throat, forcing my voice to sound as calm and steady as possible."I already had dessert with my meal," I called back, staying several feet away from the door. "I didn't ask for any special order.""I've brought you towels!" the girl blurts out instantly, her words tumbl

KoltonI dropped flat onto the gravel behind the rear tire of my Bentley as a second spray of automatic fire punched holes straight through the passenger doors. "Return fire! Cover the flanks!" I roared over the deafening noise of the gunfire.My men raised their pistols, leaning around the edges of our damaged trucks to fire back into the high grass across the two-lane road. Muzzle flashes lit up the dark tree line opposite us every split second.*These are not from Romeo,’ Wolf growled inside my mind, his instincts sharp and alert.‘Their shootings are messy. They can only be of one kind and source.’He was right. A sudden realization hit me as I leaned out, firing three rapid shots into the shadows. These were members of the Blood-Claw faction—a ruthless group of rogues I had chased out of our surrounding lands four years ago.Before my pack rose to power, those bastards had terrorized, robbed, and extorted every smaller pack along the border, claiming the entire territory belonge

EveThe central bus terminal was a nightmare of noise and confusion. Hundreds of humans packed the boarding lanes, shouting over delayed schedules as heavy exhaust fumes filled the humid air. I adjusted the hood of my dark jacket, keeping my head down as I clutched my single travel ticket to the neutral border town past North Bravil.“He is here, Eve,” Zee’s voice panicked inside my chest, her wolf spirit thrashing against my ribs with terrifying strength. “The bond is burning! He is close!”"Keep it down, Zee," I thought back, my heart hammering like a trapped bird against my chest. "He cannot scent us through this crowd if you stay quiet."I pushed through the glass double doors toward Bay 4, where the long-distance coach was idling. Just as I stepped onto the concrete boarding platform, red emergency lights began flashing across the ceiling. Sirens wailed overhead, drowning out the loudspeaker announcements."All passengers remain where you are!" a heavy voice boomed through a mega

KOLTON The chaotic noise of sirens, shouting humans, and running security guards filled the main concourse of the New Halo bus terminal. I ignored every bit of it, stepping past two city guards who scrambled out of my way as I marched straight through the double doors leading into the central administration office.The security supervisor jumped up from his desk, his face turning pale as I kicked the door open and stepped into the small room."Hey! You can't be in here!" he yelled, reaching toward his belt radio.I grabbed him by the front of his shirt, pulled him out of his rolling chair, and shoved him toward the wall. "Open the footage for Bay 4. Right now.""Sir, that is private city property—""Open it," I growled, my voice low and flat as I pointed at the banks of black-and-white monitors mounted on the wall. "Or I will tear this console off the floor."The man trembled, grabbing his mouse with shaking fingers and pulling up the camera feeds for the long-distance departure plat

Eve "Get some rest, Eve," Linda said, pointing toward the heavy wooden door at the end of the second-floor hallway. "You look like you haven't slept in days.""Thank you, Linda," I murmured, stepping into the guest room.The room was massive, modern, and spotlessly clean. A wide plush bed sat in the middle of the dark hardwood floor, flanked by floor-to-ceiling windows that looked out over the quiet, tree-lined streets of North Bravil. I set my small travel bag down on a chair, walked over to the bed, and collapsed onto the soft mattress without even taking off my shoes.My body was completely exhausted, but my mind was spinning in circles.“Eve,” Zee's voice suddenly echoed inside my head, her tone heavy and restless. “He is on his way.”I sat up slightly, staring at the ceiling in the dark. "What are you talking about, Zee? We took a human bus for four hours. We crossed the district line."“The mate bond is burning,” Zee insisted, her spirit pacing back and forth inside my chest. “