All Chapters of The Alpha's Seventh Luna : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Kolton The heavy pickup truck rammed into the back of my SUV a second time, the metal crunching loudly as my tires screeched across the wet asphalt.Pain tore through my left shoulder as the silver poison burned in my blood, but I refused to let go of the wheel. I stomped on the brake pedal for a fraction of a second, causing the rogue truck to slam violently into my reinforced bumper and stall. I used that opening to slam my foot onto the gas, turning the steering wheel hard to the right and whipping my vehicle around in a tight circle on the narrow road.The three Blood-Claw rogues in the truck jumped out into the headlights, drawing heavy iron blades and guns.I kicked my driver’s side door open, ignoring the dizziness in my head as my boots hit the ground. My wolf roared inside my chest, pushing through the weakness of the silver poison. I ducked beneath the first rogue’s swinging blade, grabbed him by the throat, and slammed his head back into the side of his truck with enough

Eve The door locked with a sharp, heavy click that echoed through the dark room.I sat frozen on the edge of the mattress, my chest heaving as I stared at the closed door. My wrist still throbbed from the pressure of Luke’s grip, the skin red and tender where his fingers had crushed into my flesh.“We have to leave. Right now,” Zee urged inside my head, her voice sharp with panic. “This place is not safe. And you can't stay here if it makes you so nervous.”"Where are we supposed to go, Zee?" I whispered back, pulling my knees up to my chest. "We just got here. I don't know this city. I don't know where any of these roads lead."“It does not matter!” Zee snapped, pacing back and forth inside my mind. “That man will come back into this room the moment his sister leaves. He touched you, Eve. He will do worse if we stay in this bed until morning!”I looked around the dark bedroom, my mind racing in panic. She was right. Luke h

Kolton I held Eve tight against my chest, my hand still flat over her mouth as the bright beams of the flashlights cut through the dark night air.Just thirty yards away, three rogues were tearing open the doors of my parked SUV. One of them smashed the driver's side window with the butt of his rifle, sending glass shattering onto the asphalt."Check the floorboards!" the commander barked from the middle of the street. "Look for blood or a dropped trail!"I leaned my head down until my lips were touching the side of Eve's ear, keeping my voice in the quietest whisper possible. "We have to run. Now."She pulled my hand down slightly, turning her head toward me in the dark. Her eyes were wide with panic. "It is one straight road, Kolton! Where are we going to run?""Back down the sidewalk," I whispered, glancing over my shoulder at the dark stretch of street behind us. "We stay low behind the hedge line.""No!" she whispered back urgently, her fingers digging into my arm. "I was litera

Eve Seconds later, heavy gunfire exploded right outside the house. Automatic rifle rounds tore through the air, answered by the sharp crack of police shotguns as human law enforcement engaged the Blood-Claw rogues directly in front of the driveway. Screams, shouted orders, and shattering glass echoed from the pavement.The overhead lights in the living room suddenly switched off on their own, plunging the entire house into absolute darkness.I gasped, burying my face into the side of Kolton's neck as he instantly wrapped both arms around me, pulling me flush against his chest in the dark. Outside, the gunfire rattled against the front lawn, but inside, not a single person moved."They can't know we're in here," Barclay's voice whispered calmly through the blackness.The twelve vampires sat in total silence. They didn't flinch at the sound of bullets hitting the street outside. They sat with calmness and stiff postures, motionless in the dark like statueses.My heart hammered wildly

Kolton Eve walked over to the far side of the massive bed, pulled back the heavy duvet, and climbed beneath the dark silk sheets. She rested her head against the soft pillow, and within two minutes, the heavy strain of the past few days pulled her completely under into a deep, peaceful sleep.I stood near the foot of the bed, watching her chest rise and fall in a steady rhythm.I walked over to the mahogany door, checked the heavy brass lock, and tested the frame. It was solid. I paced around the wide bedroom, inspecting the windows, the heavy velvet drapes, and the thick walls, double-checking every corner to ensure no one could enter without my wolf sensing them first. Satisfied that we were secure for the moment, I dragged a plush armchair over to the side of the bed, sat down, and rested my arms on my knees.Sitting in the quiet room, I reflected on everything that had happened so far. A wave of relief washed over me. I was damn glad I h