All Chapters of Alpha Wyatt: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

“What’s going on?” A concerned look on Wyatt’s face as I just blurted out before I could even think what to say to him. I need to tell him some piece of information, even if it’s just about my dreams, or that I feel like I know who is after me. That I know for sure who was behind my kidnapping. As I’m sitting here thinking of what to say, I feel his worry coming through the mate bond.               “I need to tell you a few things before tonight, why I’ve been training so hard and about my kidnapping.”               “I thought you were having second thoughts about becoming a Luna soon,” he chuckled.               “Never.” I smile.      &nb

Alpha Wyatt's P.o.V   I saw her pass out, worry struck me instantly. When werewolves are unmated, their wolf counterparts overtake their human parts. The instinct to mate overrules everything, they’ll go after Remi, take and mate her, even though she’s mated to their Alpha, and it’s not their fault. I will still kill any of them if they lay a finger on my little mate.                I hear rumbling throughout the fighting, feeling the ground shake like an earthquake, I knew this was one of my little wolf’s powers in effect. Her howl, sent a shock of power out, causing the ground to break open and big pine forest trees erupt out of the ground. I managed to run to my mate, the wolves ran off as the trees separated us. My backup came to the rescue to chase them off just in time for me and Remi to reach the safety of our Packhouse. James and Taylor were guarding the front

I’m trying to keep my mind clear; It doesn’t help that I have a wolf inside my head going on and on about Wyatt and Cobalt, whimpering anytime that we’re away from them. I keep losing focus when I’m attempting to study for my upcoming tests, I’ve been training constantly, body and mind, I’ve also practiced escapes out of rope, cuffs, chains, and the hardest of them all, wolfsbane. I started lacing rope in it, to gain some form of immunity—if I get used to the pain and weakness, maybe I’ll be able to overcome it. Anything at this point to ensure that I’ll get back to my mate, family, and friends one day. In between that, I started a nursing program through the pack territories nursing school that no humans can attend, and I can bend the schedule more since being the future Luna. Of course, I hate being “above” everyone else, for now, I need to make everything fit into my schedule, including my mate, Alpha Wyatt. If I show him any indication that I’m hiding something, he won’t stop un

“Already?!” I shouted.                “It’s a failsafe to make sure we can produce an heir, our people, werewolves, need an Alpha and Luna to hold the pack together, to lead us, and to protect. Werewolves become rogues without a pack Remi, and a lone wolf is not the way our wolf counterparts want to live. We thrive in a pack and that’s why the Moon Goddess had created Alpha wolves, to have leadership and to prevent chaos. That’s why your heat keeps coming, until we succeed in mating, you’ll have them. If we can’t get pregnant, there are herbs that keep the heat away, but it also blocks our mate bond.”                I was deep in thought I couldn’t even respond, isn’t that just a lovely way to start a hot steamy night… All I could think about was what if I’m broken and can’t produce an heir for Wyatt’s family legacy? If I can’t g

“What’s going on James?” I asked, getting irritated.                “Your mate, he mind-linked me to take you elsewhere and once I get you to the destination you are to shift into your wolf form. Before you freak out, he has extra clothes for you with him and he said no questions.”                “James, if I have to get into my wolf form to see him, tell him it won’t be kisses that he’s getting,” I huffed.                “He said he’s looking forward to it, Luna,” James chuckled, nodding his head.                “James, when he comes home blood-soaked, don’t you worry, if he made it home, he’s still alive.” I knew I had a look on my face to be reckoned with when he didn’t say