All Chapters of Abused Luna Mature Alpha: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Hours after Kane and Tanner had vanished into the night, Gideon and Thomas set out to uncover their fate. The old mill, a place of grim memories and dark associations, stood silent and desolate under the moonlit sky. Gideon hated going near the place because it reminded him of what he almost lost. He would have burned the place down if it was on his land. However, an unexpected sight awaited them at the front gate: Hattie, the missing piece of their frantic search, slumped against the cold metal, her presence both a relief and a precursor of more troubling news. "It was Yorgan," she gasped, her voice barely a whisper, loaded with exhaustion and pain. "He left me... took Tanner and Kane," she managed to say before collapsing into their arms, her strength finally giving way. They transported Hattie back to the safety of the pack house, where her wounds were tended to. Luckily, Yorgan seemed to have a soft spot for Hattie, because he did not harm her much. As she regained a semblan

The tranquility of the night was shattered when Avery, caught in the grip of a nightmare, screamed and inadvertently kicked Gideon right in the face. The sudden commotion awakened everyone, and they rushed to her side, only to find her sitting in bed, wide-eyed and disoriented, unable to comprehend the worried faces surrounding her.In the chaos, Ashleigh's cries added to the moment's urgency. Avla, quick to prioritize, handed Ashleigh to Marcus with instructions to feed her, clearing the space for them to focus on Avery.Once the room had emptied, leaving only Avla, Gideon, and Avery, Gideon gently probed, "What do you remember from just now?""I was so scared... I... I... I saw Yorgan," Avery stammered, the fear still noticeable in her voice.Avla, her concern deepening, pressed for details. "Avery, where was Yorgan? Do you remember?"After a moment of concentration, Avery described a chilling scene. "It was in a blue room with really bright lights. He was standing in front of me, c

In a nondescript blue building, Tanner and Kane found themselves in a dire situation, bound and periodically forced to endure the biting cold of dry ice beneath their feet. Despite the physical torment, they remained resolute, determined not to grant Yorgan the satisfaction of seeing them broken.Yorgan, observing their defiance with cruel amusement, couldn't help but mock their current state. "It's so funny," he taunted, his voice dripping with disdain. "You both were so strong when you locked me in the basement. Look at you now. All broken and weak."Yet, even in the face of such taunting, Tanner and Kane's resolve only hardened. They understood the true measure of strength wasn't just physical prowess but the unyielding spirit to stand against adversaries, even in the most challenging circumstances.Yorgan, after a moment of mockery, abruptly pushed Tanner and Kane off the block of dry ice. With a sarcastic tone, he announced, "Take a few minutes to gather yourselves... We'll go on

As the vehicle approached the pack house, Tanner hastily donned some clothes from the stash they had in the truck, preparing for the reunion.Arriving at the long driveway, Tanner's gaze immediately found Avery on the porch. Despite the ongoing lockdown and the house's secured state, the news of Tanner and Kane's return had propelled Avery and Avla outside, their anticipation overriding protocol.Avla, cradling Ashleigh, was cautioning Avery at her feet. She gently explained that Tanner's feet were severely injured and his ribs broken, advising Avery against any exuberant greetings. "You have to be really sweet and really careful with him," Avla instructed, emphasizing Tanner's fragile state.Avery, full of resolve, assured me, "It'll be okay. I'll take care of him until he is better." Avla, with a touch of humor and truth mixed in her thoughts, considered the lifelong commitment Avery was unknowingly making, given an Alpha's propensity for finding trouble.The car came to a stop, and

The atmosphere within the pack had been steadily returning to its usual rhythm of life, a delicate balance of routine and recovery knitting the community back together. However, this fragile sense of normalcy was abruptly shattered when Marcus approached Gideon with unexpected and unwelcome news."Talia's at the front gate," Marcus reported, his voice carrying an anxiety that immediately set Gideon on edge. "She's asking to speak with you."The mere mention of Talia's name acted as a spark to Gideon's already simmering emotions. The thought of her, a person who had betrayed their trust in the most heinous way, daring to show her face at the gates of the pack she had wronged, ignited a fierce anger within him.Gideon marched to the gate without a word, each step heavy with resentment and disbelief. As he reached the gate, he saw Talia, her appearance of desperation and weariness, totally different from the person who had once been a trusted community member."I need to come back," Tali