All Chapters of Alpha Son's Fated But Rejected Mate(A Cursed Luna): Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

"I can't undo anything I've done, but I can ensure your safety. You don't deserve the life you've had. It's time for a change," he declared.I found myself contemplating his audacious act of risking so much to help someone he barely knew. "I could say the same thing about you. What if I refuse to go through with the spell?""Listen, I've revealed everything to you. It's already set in motion. The damage is irreversible now. If you don't follow through and break the claim, everything we've done will be in vain," he urged, coming so close that our proximity was almost uncomfortable. "Once we sever this bond, we'll have choices, and you'll regain control of your life."Part of me longed to reach out to him, seeking comfort and support. He had shown me more care and concern than anyone ever had, going to great lengths to help me. "No more deception, no more hiding the truth.""I promise," he assured.Taking a deep breath, I started walking. "We should

 Tony let out a yowl and violently jerked his leg away from Ray's grasp. My heart raced, and I was about to leave my spot by the tree when Tony managed to break free. He snapped at Ray, but Ray skillfully dodged the attack.I held my breath, my brow furrowed with worry. Every time one of them gained the upper hand in their fight, I felt a strange tug toward the injured male. My mind rooted for Tony, but my instincts tugged at me every time Ray was hurt, creating a painful inner struggle.The two wolves continued their fierce battle, taking them farther from my vantage point until they disappeared from my sight. Carefully, I began moving toward the sounds of growls and thuds.Eventually, I found them. Ray lay on the ground, and Tony was holding him down. Both wolves were covered in claw marks and bruises, their fur matted. Tony's wolf panted heavily, its sides heaving. It emitted a low growl, fixated on the wolf beneath it."Surrender, Ray," I

 She had spent several years at the camp, and she was acquainted with everyone there. She shared with me the intriguing tale of Mario, who had acquired his first classic car through a poker game involving a goblin. Mario had previously been a chef in a major city, and while she couldn't pinpoint the exact reasons behind his transformation into a feral being, she strongly suspected the involvement of the goblin mafia."I had no idea there even existed a goblin mafia," I confessed."Every species has its own seedy underworld," she replied. "But among them, vampires are undoubtedly the most treacherous. Nobody dares to cross them.""I always thought witches were the most dangerous," I interjected."Witches can be dreadful, but they tend to be more direct in their actions. Vampires, on the other hand, have the luxury of time on their side, thanks to their immortality," she remarked.Up until that moment, I had never encountered a vampire,

The interior of the home elevated the exterior to new heights. It was akin to stepping into a palace. While the outside resembled a fairytale cottage, the inside transformed into a fairytale castle. Luxurious cream-colored couches, marble tables adorned with vases of flowers, and pale blue velvet curtains graced the windows, each detail meticulously designed and lavish.The polished wood floors featured strategically placed, opulent rugs along the main walkways and at the center of each room. The abundance of rooms was staggering. We found ourselves in an entrance hall, seemingly too vast to fit inside the cottage we had initially entered. To the right, a formal dining room with a table that could seat at least a dozen. To the left, a sitting room, and straight ahead, a hallway branching into numerous other rooms.It became evident that the magic of the meadow extended seamlessly into the house itself, making it akin to a grand castle. Danielle guided us down the hall, past closed doo

Taking a deep breath, I confronted the life-long fear I had harbored for magic, particularly spells cast by witches. The idea of willingly subjecting myself to a spell was unimaginable, yet my life had taken an unexpected turn. I had a homicidal mate pursuing me, and I now bore the mark of the alpha. "Sure, why not?"Star's grin was infectious. "You don't sound entirely convinced, but I'll pretend you're excited.""We have to be outdoors for this spell to work," Star informed me.Glancing down at Tony, I asked, "Will you be okay?""I'm fine. Just don't get attacked or anything while I'm healing," he replied."As long as there are no unpleasant surprises waiting for me out there, I should be fine," I assured him.His wounded expression stung. "One of these days, you'll forgive me."My words had slipped out unintentionally, without forethought. I wasn't entirely over everything that had transpired. Tony's near-death experience had made me realize how important he was to me and how badly