All Chapters of Moonlit Rivalry: Raya's Heart: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Raya’s POV“What do you think? Should we get it?” Dane asked as we looked down at the blue sapphire necklace. It matched Amaya’s eyes so well, I thought it would make a good gift. I missed her already, but I spoke to her when I could. “I think she’d like it.” I nodded. Dane and I had woken up this morning in pure bliss. Granted, my body was hurting all over, but last night was well worth it. It was as if Dane could read my mind and give me exactly what I wanted. Now I understand why Amaya had so many hookups. Sex is amazing!After breakfast, Dane insisted we walk around and get to know the area better before my ceremony tonight. It made sense to me, as we really should know our people better. Everyone was so friendly

Raya’s POVMy grandfather, Harold, and I spoke for hours in the back of his shop. He closed early on my account, guiding me to the small room he had behind the beaded curtain. He made me promise never to take the necklace off. My father and he had worked very hard on it, and he kept it around just for me. How could I ever take this thing off? He used to be a very powerful wizard alongside my father, but he inadvertently lost his magic. He tried using forbidden magic, causing the gods to take it away as a consequence. Apparently, he is still able to detect magic in objects as well as people, and can still be affected by magical items. He just can’t cast spells or use magic himself. I felt great sympathy for him when he shared his story. I wished I could give it back. Heck, I even tried. He laughed, telling me I don’t have that kind of power. Eventually, I knew I needed to go and prepare for my ceremony, but I didn’t want to leave his side.“Go, Raya. I’ll

Hunter’s POV“Elliot, this is madness. You can’t do this!” I yelled at him as I followed him back inside from the outrageous speech he gave the pack. Not only had he lied, but he knowingly was willing to sacrifice pack members' lives for this fight. The Elliot I once knew would have died fighting off the sorcerers rather than working for them. This is it– the moment I no longer blindly follow Elliot. "Think this through, brother, or you'll lose more than just a few lives."His growl, in response, pushed Kiaro back inside me, causing him to submit to the Alpha waves. "I didn't ask for your opinion. It's been a long time since you've called me brother, brother," he spat the word as if it were some sort of filth. "Either fall in line or become my enemy." Halted in my steps, I allowed him to wall ahead without me. His mood was sour and his mind was set. There would be no getting out of this fight. The question I have to ask myself now is whose side do I want

Stella had another vision shortly after we had stopped the festivities, telling me I needed to rush into the forest. She gave me exact directions, telling me two important wolves would come across our path. I never would have imagined that it would be Dru and Hunter. That’s not to say I wasn’t happy to see Hunter, because I was actually very happy when my eyes spotted Kiaro. It was more that I was wary of Dru, and where her loyalties truly were. I wanted to believe that she truly was on our side, but the way she acted when I was held prisoner, made it hard to do. When Stella dropped the news that one of the wolves would be Garret’s mate, but that he would have to get over her past to accept her, I never imagined she meant Dru. I had already told Garret that I would support his decision when it came to his mate. Even though it is Dru, my statement was still true. Garret has always su

Elliot’s POV "Anything?" I asked the lowly wolf that had taken the place of Hunter. His betrayal ran so deep, cutting me down further. Hunter being unhappy was nothing new with how he'd been this past year, but I never would have guessed it was enough to make him leave. He called me his brother, and then deserted me the moment he got the chance. Not only did he leave, but he took Dru with him. That shouldn't have been a surprise, as they were attached at the hip. I thought Dru would have convinced him to stay. "No, sir. No word on where they went," the wolf answered. "Let them turn into rogues. I don't have time to lick their petty emotional wounds." The words hurt even myself as I spoke them. I wanted to whimper away, feeling hurt and angered. It was all jumbled into one large ball of negative emotions, with anger being the prevalent one. "We head out as planned." "Yes, sir. I will alert the others." I watched the wolf run off in the direction of our troops. He was strong, but