All Chapters of Breaking The Bloodwolf Luna: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

*KINCAID'S P.O.V*HE PACED THE room in agitation. Liam sat lazily, lounging on a couch and eating some fruits from the table."Why does she to be so goddam stubborn?" Kincaid snarled, getting angrier that his Beta did not somehow share in his anger."Give her a break, Caid," Liam muttered, biting into an apple."A break?!" Kincaid stopped his pacing and stared daggers at his best friend. "I'm giving her a break by not allowing her to go to the war front with us. That's a break." He sighed. "You don't see my mother arguing to come along with us."When Liam didn't say anything, Kincaid continued, "You don't even see any other lady in the pack wanting to be amongst us.""Isn't that what makes your mate special?" Liam asked. "And shows how good a Luna she is?"Kincaid grumbled as he picked a cherry from the table. "I guess you are right." He muttered. "But it's only right for her to stay here with the pack.""You know she's not going to do that," Liam said. "She has run away before. I hav

*KINCAID'S P.O.V*KINCAID DID NOT know which one hurt him more, the fact that he saw Lucy here in North London, or the fact that he had expected her to be here. He turned away as Adrienne banished her. Caer was raging in his head, wanting nothing other than to grab Lucy by her neck and snap it like a twig. He still might do it, after all, she was no longer a member of his pack. She had been banished."We expected it," Liam mind linked to him. He grimaced and nodded. He turned and looked at Jermaine, he had an annoying smirk on his lips too. A smirk that Kincaid wanted to punch off. Finn who stood beside Jermaine had his eyes wide open, like he could not believe that his sister wielded such power. Finn looked from the squirming Lucy to Adrienne.There was no war to be fought here, Kincaid thought to himself. He was going after Alpha Charles who was the real culprit of all the crimes and chaos. But Charles had outsmarted him by escaping before he could get here. It turned out that aft

*KINCAID'S P.O.V*WHEN HE LED his men unto the clearing and saw Adrienne in all her shiny-red coat of fur, his head swelled with pride. He saw her defeat Lucy, even though it was not an easy win. Lucy was a trained warrior. But Adrienne was resilient, and she was a Luna. His Luna. The bond seemed to have added to her strength and size as she was bigger than he remembered. When Adrienne took Lucy down, Kincaid walked forward to sniff her and comfort her. Then he turned to Lucy, he was going to send her away. His heart still had a soft spot for her, even after everything she had done, he knew she was in pain. But the soft spot immediately hardened after Adrienne said those words, "She killed Roxanne. She wanted you all to herself." He was blinded by rage as he thought back, seeing Roxanne's soft blond hair flitt in the wind, and remembering the nasty stares he had sometimes caught Lucy giving Roxanne. He had not thought of it until now and suddenly it was all crystal clear.The signs

*KINCAID'S P.O.V*HE WALKED INTO the study and nodded at the men gathered around. There was Marcus, the former Beta, Delta Adam, Chief Thorr, and an elderly man with fluffy white hair."This is Chief Evian," Liam introduced. "From the tribe residing in the western border."The man called Evian bowed to Kincaid. "I am sorry I have not come personally to pay homage to you, Alpha." He said."Chief Evian recently lost his mate during labor," Liam explained. "The pup was shifted in the mother's womb. A lot of complications followed"Kincaid grasped the man's hand. "I sympathize with you, chief." He said.The chief nodded and bowed again, clenching his jaws and blinking furiously to prevent tearing up in front of his alpha."We have a total of six tribes surrounding us," Kincaid said, talking a sit. "Why haven't the rest of them answered my call?""They will be here soon, Alpha," Marcus replied. "It takes time to move an entire tribe over such a distance. They have to stop on the way more r

*KINCAID'S P.O.V*"DO YOU THINK Thorr is right?" Liam asked Kincaid after the meeting was over and other men had left leaving just the two of them. Kincaid shrugged. "He sounded right." He stood up from the chair and stretched. "And I know he was right on some things about the packs and alphas being against each other."Liam nodded."You should have seen the looks I received in that council meeting we attended," Kincaid said. "While you were sniffing your mate, I was enduring death stares from almost every alpha around me." He went and poured himself a glass of scotch. "And don't even get me started on what your mate's father said to me. You think that's normal?"Liam chuckled. "Depends on what passes as normal in this day and age." He picked an apple from the fruit bowl on the table. "A few generations back, this would definitely not be normal... but now, it is pretty normal."Kincaid scoffed. "It's not normal. I prefer the older generation when Alphas had a pure heart from the moon