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Katherine POV I sprang into action, positioning myself between Nathaniel and Quentin. "Stop!" I shouted, spreading my arms protectively around Quentin."If you want to kill her, you'll have to kill me too," I declared, voice shaking but resolute. "Quentin is my friend."“You're standing with a rogue against your alpha. Do you know you have committed the ultimate betrayal?” Nathaniel growled at me but I just swallowed nervously before moving towards him..Nathaniel's jaw clenched, tension radiating from his stance. The air hung heavy with unresolved conflict."Quentin's a good rogue, she's never harmed anyone," I pleaded, trying to reason with Nathaniel.But Nathaniel's expression remained unyielding, his jaw clenched in anger."There's no such thing as a good rogue!" he thundered, his voice echoing through the air. "They're all vile creatures, a threat to our kind."His gaze snapped to Quentin, who trembled, her eyes wide with fear."You have two minutes to leave my sight," Nathaniel
The Lunar prophecy chapter fourty three
Third person POVAs they drove for hours into the downtown area, Katherine's excitement grew. She couldn't help but wonder what Nathaniel had planned for their special evening. The city lights blurred together, a colorful tapestry outside the car window.Finally, they arrived at a beautiful garden, tucked away from the bustling streets. Nathaniel led Katherine through the entrance, and she gasped in awe.The garden was transformed into a romantic haven. Soft moonlight filtered through the trees, casting an ethereal glow. Thousands of flowers – roses, lilies, and carnations – bloomed around them, filling the air with sweet fragrances.Katherine's eyes sparkled as she turned to Nathaniel. "This is breathtaking," she whispered.Nathaniel smiled, pleased with himself. "I wanted tonight to be special."As they strolled through the garden, Katherine's wonder grew. The setting was straight out of a fairy tale.She stopped beside a serene pond, its surface reflecting the starry sky. Nathani
The Lunar prophecy chapter fourty four
*Third person POVThe darkness of the forest enveloped two figures, their faces obscured by the shadows. The only sound was the distant hooting of owls and the rustling of leaves.One figure, tall and imposing, stepped forward, his voice low and urgent. "What's taking you so long to initiate Phase Two? We can't afford delays."The second figure, slightly smaller, emerged from the darkness, his features still indistinct. "I was waiting for the right moment. Most of the packs are still reeling from the attack."The first figure's tone turned menacing. "The packs’ vulnerability is exactly why we must act now. We can't give them time to regroup."The second figure nodded, his voice laced with caution. "Understood. But we risk exposure if we rush."The first figure's voice dropped to a growl. "I didn't hire you for your caution. I hired you for results. Initiate Phase Two immediately."The second figure's gaze flickered, a hint of unease visible in the darkness. "As you wish."A pause hung
The Lunar prophecy chapter fourty five
Third person POV A week had passed since the brutal attack on the Woodland Pack. The injured warriors had recovered, their wounds now scarred reminders of the trauma. The pack had laid to rest the two fallen wolves, their memories honored in a somber ceremony.However, the tension within the pack remained palpable, a heavy fog that clung to every surface. Carolina's venomous words had infected the air, spreading dissent."Nathaniel's distraction is evident," Carolina declared, her voice dripping with malice, during a gathering of senior pack members. "His infatuation with the omega has clouded his judgment."Nathaniel's eyes narrowed, his jaw clenched. "That's enough, Carolina."But she continued, relentlessly. "If he hadn't been so enamored, perhaps he would have anticipated the attack. Perhaps our pack wouldn't have suffered such losses."Kilo stepped forward. "With all due respect, mom, that's unfair. Nathaniel's leadership saved countless lives."Carolina's gaze turned icy. "Sile
The Lunar prophecy chapter fourty six
* Nathaniel’s POV The search for Halo King wasn't as easy as I thought it would be, it was almost as if the man wasn't on this planet. I grumbled as I rubbed my forehead in distress, Jerome told me to be at alert because he suspected he rogues will still attack.Due to my busy schedule I haven't had the time to be training my omega, I’m sure she understands."Alpha," my omega whispered, her voice trembling as she buried her face in my chest."I missed you too, baby," I replied, inhaling her sweet scent and deepening our embrace.Her petite frame fit perfectly against mine, our bodies aligning like puzzle pieces.As we held each other, the tension and stress of the day melted away."I'm sorry I had to leave for that meeting," I said, my voice softening.My omega pulled back, her eyes shining with adoration."You're always busy, Nathaniel," she said, her smile gentle. I brushed a strand of hair behind her ear and she blushed."Never too busy for you," I assured, my fingers tracing her
The Lunar prophecy chapter fourty seven
*Katherine POV My heart shattered at his words, I tried to touch him and ask why the sudden hostility after we just mated last night but my lips was shut at his next words.“I wished I had rejected you on the spot because then all theses people would have still been alive” he snarled at me. Nathaniel scoffed, “you're pathetic and weak, so stupid”. His words made me look smaller as I saw other packmates snarling at me too. Everyone blaming me for the deaths.Nathaniel's grip on my arm tightened, his fingers digging deep, as he dragged me up from the ground. My legs felt like jelly, unable to support me under the weight of his harsh words."I, Nathaniel Hawthorne, reject Katherine Danvers Thompson as my mate!" he screamed, his voice echoing through the devastated pack lands.His eyes, once filled with love and adoration, now stared at me with emotionless contempt, as if I were dirt beneath his feet. The rejection cut deeper than any knife, slicing through my soul."No...no...Nathaniel
The Lunar prophecy chapter fourty eight
Third person POV:The air was thick with tension as two wolves stared at each other, both hesitant to take a step forward. Dimitri smiled as his heart fluttered at the sight of his mate; he knew she intrigued him greatly, so it was because she was his mate.“Can someone explain what is happening?” David snapped, staring between the two, lost at their sudden interaction.Katherine couldn’t decipher her emotions at the moment, so she just smiled shyly.“We are mates!” Dimitri declared confidently as he walked closer to Katherine, taking her hand in his; the spark between them was pleasurable.“You feel it, don’t you?”Any doubt Katherine had about Dimitri being her mate flew out of the window as the sparks spread to her body.David’s eyes widened. “What?”Dimitri rolled his eyes at him and turned to his mate; he suddenly felt fuzzy inside calling someone his mate.As Dimitri came closer to Katherine, such that his breath fanned her neck, “I always knew you were mine” he whispered, and K
The Lunar prophecy chapter fourty nine
Katherine's POVIt had been two days since I arrived at the Redwood pack, and my body was still recovering from the exhaustion that lingered long after Nathaniel's rejection. The forest, once a sanctuary, had become a haunting reminder of my vulnerability. Yet, as I stepped into the warmth of the pack house, a sense of belonging began to seep into my soul.The thought of Nathaniel no longer pierced my heart like a dagger. Perhaps it was the promise of a new beginning, or maybe I was genuinely healing. Whatever the reason, I grasped it tightly, letting the hope of redemption wash over me.As I descended the stairs, my nerves fluttered like birds in flight. Breakfast at the Redwood pack was a communal affair, far removed from the isolated meals I endured at the Woodland pack. Everyone gathered around one table, sharing laughter and stories. The warmth was palpable, and I yearned to be a part of it.My shoes clicked on the wooden floor, announcing my arrival. All eyes turned to me, and
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