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Two Mates of the Rejected Luna #69
Ryan's POVI simmered with internal rage as I made my way to the Crescent Moon Packhouse. She was in our hotel room with Raven. Out of all the people in the damn world, why him?The mere thought of them together, sitting in proximity, drove me mad. My wolf was roaring in my mind the moment I caught sight of him. Every fiber of my being screamed for me to tear him to pieces right there.I cherished this woman; she was everything I'd ever wanted. I knew I was being unreasonable, but an overwhelming urge to mark her then and there clawed at me. The bond had been relentless these past few days, aching to make her unequivocally mine.To prevent myself from doing something reckless, I ordered her to travel in another car. Having her beside me would be an invitation to lose control. I needed air, time for the heat surging through my body to subside."Mark her!" shouted my wolf."Stop meddling; you know the situation is delicate," I tried to reason with him.He persisted, ignoring my explanat
Last Updated : 2023-11-30Two Mates of the Rejected Luna #70
Ryan's POV The room seemed to exhale as James and Jackson exited—or so I thought. The door didn't shut immediately, and my instincts tingled with suspicion. James lingered at the doorway a beat too long, and his hesitation set off alarms in my mind. "If you have something to tell me, do it now," I growled, my patience worn thin. James hesitated, glancing back into the corridor before finally closing the door behind him. He walked back to where I stood, a certain unease in his demeanor. "I want to talk to you about something," he began tentatively. "I'm listening, Beta," I prompted, my tone firm but open. “It's about my sister... she hasn't recovered enough. I know you want us to go to America so you can question Eve and Raven, but I don't want to leave her alone.'' An invisible hand clenched around my heart. In the heat of pack matters, Amy's condition had been relegated to the recesses of my mind. Guilt gripped me. “Of course. Sorry, we'll stay until Amy recovers,” I admonish
Last Updated : 2023-12-01Two Mates of the Rejected Luna #71
Ryan's POV The interrogation room exuded an air of cold formality, the atmosphere tense as Raven sat stoically across from me. His usually expressive eyes were now guarded, revealing nothing. I was determined to navigate the labyrinth of truth and deception, to unravel the mysteries that had entwined our packs. "Why did you come to Venice, Raven?" I began, maintaining a steady tone. Raven's gaze met mine, a fleeting shadow of uncertainty or guilt passing through his eyes. "I was here to sign a peace treaty between our packs. It was my father's idea. He thought it would be a step towards unity." The irony of a peace treaty hung heavy in the air. "So, signing a peace treaty was the primary reason for your visit?" He nodded, but the hesitation lingered in his response. "Yes, but things got complicated." "Complicated how?" I pressed, narrowing my eyes. Raven sighed, a hand running through his hair. "I discovered something, Ryan. Something that made me question the real purpose of t
Last Updated : 2023-12-01Two Mates of the Rejected Luna #72
Eve’s POVThe guest room, a luxurious prison of sorts, felt stifling with the weight of boredom and frustration. My mind was a tempest, a clash of anger and understanding, the dichotomy of being both furious at Ryan and comprehending the primitive nature of alpha werewolves.Ryan's jealousy, a volatile force that I had dealt with for years, felt especially potent in this situation. The urge to strangle him for his actions warred with the knowledge that this was, unfortunately, typical alpha behavior.His avoidance only fueled my irritation. I'd repeatedly urged him to communicate when something bothered him, but the deafening silence spoke volumes. Dumb, dumb, dumb—my internal refrain for the alpha who couldn't see beyond his own insecurities.A knock interrupted my brooding, and as the door swung open, Amy stood there as a welcome distraction. Joy surged through me, and I hugged her tightly, momentarily forgetting her recent ordeal. "God, Eve, I'm not quite well yet," she mumbled as
Last Updated : 2023-12-04Two Mates of the Rejected Luna #73
Eve’s POVMy breath caught instantly. His disheveled appearance and the tension in the air created an uncomfortable atmosphere. He avoided my gaze as he spoke."Amy, I'm going to ask you to leave the room. I have to question Eve."Amy's curiosity was evident as she looked at me. I nodded, trying to convey that everything was under control. Amy shook my hand in solidarity and exited the room. Cari followed her, but Ryan positioned himself in her way."You stay, Cari," he said, his tone firm.Cari responded with a coquettish smile, and I couldn't help but frown. Even now, Ryan glanced at me and offered a small, apologetic smile. I narrowed my eyes at him, the lingering frustration from our recent disagreement still vivid.“Let's get this over with,” I sighed, gesturing for him to take a seat.Ryan sat down next to me, closer than was appropriate for a routine questioning. The tension in the room intensified."What was Raven doing in our room?" he asked, maintaining his unwavering gaze.
Last Updated : 2023-12-04Two Mates of the Rejected Luna #74
Eve’s POVAs Ryan's firm grip enveloped my arm, pulling me away from the chaotic scene unfolding within the room, I could feel the urgency in his movements. The air crackled with tension, and my heart raced in sync with the rapid beats of his footsteps. His protective stance spoke volumes, a shield against the impending storm that threatened to engulf us.The tumultuous symphony of clashes and shouts echoed behind us, each step accompanied by the distant clamor of the Packhouse in disarray. Ryan's presence was a fortress, a bulwark against the danger that loomed. I stole a glance over my shoulder, witnessing the chaos we left behind. My comrades battled fiercely, but my attention quickly reverted to Ryan, his unwavering determination etched across his face.As we navigated through the labyrinthine corridors, Ryan's body tensed with each passing moment. The weight of his protection bore down on him, and I couldn't shake the guilt that crept into my chest. His sacrifice, both immediat
Last Updated : 2023-12-04Two Mates of the Rejected Luna #75
Eve’s POVRyan and Raven sat on either side of me, exchanging looks so laden with hatred that I couldn't help but burst into laughter. The intensity of their animosity struck me as absurdly comical.“What's so funny?” Raven asked, irritation evident in his tone.In response, I heard a low growl escape Ryan's throat, a clear warning for Raven to approach the conversation with more caution. I rolled my eyes at Ryan, dismissing the need for his protective stance."I'm laughing at you two. Look at each other; you both desire peace, both want to halt the attacks. Instead of working together and setting aside your differences, you're fighting over me as if the final decision isn't mine," I said, studying their reactions."The problem is, I'm not convinced he's not behind the attacks," Ryan retorted, his glare still fixed on Raven."Because you don't consider all the possibilities, Ryan. I don't mean to offend you, but momentarily set aside your feelings about Raven and focus on his actions.
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Eve’s POV"You called me," Jackson says as he stands in front of us.“I want to ask you about something. We'd better go inside the house.” I say and without waiting for an answer I head inside.Ryan motions for him to follow me and without protest, Gamma follows me into the house.The air in the room hung heavy with tension as we entered. Jackson usually cocky, now looked scared. I took a deep breath, breaking the silence that enveloped us."Gamma," I began, my voice steady but laced with concern, "I want to know everything you know about Cari's behavior in the days leading up to the poisoning two years ago. Every detail could be crucial."Gamma straightened, his eyes meeting mine. "Eve, I'm not sure why I'm being interrogated about my sister. ""I'm asking the questions, Jackson. My motives are none of your business.'' I reply coldly.Gamma leaned against the table, a habitual gesture of cont
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