The Broken Warrior's Daughter Chapter 11 Read Online Free Novels & Stories

"Why do you need a chosen one when your fated mate appears and stands before you? I can do more than her." "It's what you think. Have you got the answer? Or do you want to hear it twice?" "You-" She moved forward, passing the border with a fist on--I assumed she was going to attack me--but the warriors soon interrupted her. "How dare you touch your Luna." She snarled at them. I took a chance to glance at her wrist, which I noticed was clean. Strange. The warriors looked confused but removed their hands from her right away, though they didn't move from their positions. They were guarding the line with their bodies, preventing Casey from stepping into the territory.

Jada was startled when she heard Honey yelling. She wanted to stop her, but she was in full warrior mode, so she didn’t bother. “Hey! Hey, you! Stand up, bitch!” Honey called off the woman as she pulled her arm. The girl sat up, rubbed her eyes, and tried to recognize who was the woman that was harassing her. “Who are you?” she even asked. The blonde girl was about to speak again, but Honey’s palm flew across her face. “You don’t have to know! What you need to do now is to get out of that bed,” Honey continued.

The doors slowly slid shut, and Yvonne declared smugly, "No one's coming, Dr. Greenwood." That look on her face reminded me of the hundreds of diseases I had endured in my previous life. I refused to go through that again. I grabbed the pen Zoey threw away and stabbed my thigh. Blood dyed my pants red. The pain shocked my legs into moving for a moment. While the three of them were caught off guard, I slipped through the narrowing gap just before the doors closed. They tried to come after me, but the doors were firmly shut. I dragged my body across the corridor, and then I heard their footsteps echo. Quickly, I darted into an empty ward nearby.

And grabbed one of the chains. The entire valley froze. The creature examined it briefly. Then squeezed. CRACK. One chain shattered. The sound echoed across the world. The chained warrior staggered. Blood appeared at the corner of his mouth. Then another chain snapped. CRACK. Then another. CRACK. The hope vanished instantly. The creature wasn't struggling. It wasn't even trying. Then the chained warrior fell to one knee. For the first time. Defeated. The creature looked at him. Its expression softened.

Mama is mine. END OF CHAPTER 14

chapter 104 Hey guys, my correct spelling and grammar app is down. Please bare with me, ok Cheyenne pov I couldn't believe that my daughter and Son was back, it's been such a long time for me to see them, Well i knew Bryce has been traveling the world, I knew that Carrie was hiding from her mate that is now gone, i didn't realize that they found each other, neither of them told me, i guess it's good because then if Donald had captured me, i wouldn't be able to tell him where she was at because well, i wouldn't know. I knew that Bryce, Mercury, Isiah, William, and Axel were at the edge of the territory. one of the warriors came and told him that Rogues needed to speak with him, that it was ur

My mystery girl, the one that didn’t submit to me, the one that I completely insulted by not knowing who she was. She’s the Broken Warrior’s daughter. My Guardian.

Pain, rejection, forgiveness, growth. "Thank you," Aria said simply. Kade nodded. "I failed to protect you once. I won't fail again." As the war council reconvened to plan their attack, Aria looked down at Luna sleeping peacefully in her arms. Her daughter. Her impossible, blessed, powerful daughter who represented everything good about choosing love over fate. In four days, they would face Marcus Vane at Moon Lake. The place where Aria's old life had ended would be where she fought for her new one.

A sharp laugh ripped from me, hollow and harsh. “Punish you?” I stepped forward, eyes locked on hers. “Do you think that’s why I’m angry? That punishment would fix this?” Her lip trembled. She shook under my words. “Is that all?” I pressed, my wolf rising inside me. “Was that your only betrayal?” Her tears slid freely now. She froze, caught like prey. “When I lost my place to the true daughter, when I still tried to hold onto what we had, why did you destroy me?” My voice cracked but I kept it firm.

RAVEN “You cannot break me like this, Kieran. You will not do this to me. Right? Right? Kieran, please answer me!” My voice cracked, raw from screaming, but I didn’t care. I struggled against the warriors’ grip, my body weak but fueled by desperation. Mother’s eyes locked onto mine, filled with regret and resignation. I shook my head no. It wasn’t over, not now. I still needed her, so much but she was gone just as I watched the blade come down…