All Chapters of Luna To Breeder: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Amalthea's pov “I don't need your pity!” I barked, and stormed off again, my footsteps fueled by my anger, which I couldn't exactly place why I was angry, but I just knew I was. Callum's reason was valid–i was in a foreign land and a few friends would go a long way. But for someone who has been through what I've been through in the hands of so called ‘friends’ I needed to be extra careful. Mostly in a strange land that I didn't willingly walk into. But despite all that, I didn't need anyone piting me. I wasn't some charity care that needs pity, and I… Someone bumped into me, which sent me crashing onto the ground. “Are you blind or something?! Can’t you–” I stopped mid sentence as my eyes landed on Alpha Nicholson's. “You're the blind one, don't you think?” He furrowed his brows, as he looked down at me like I was beneath him and not worthy of breathing the same air as him. I scoffed inwardly, and got on my feet, as I brushed off leaves from my clothes "Nic." Callum called o

Amalthea's pov I stared down at the light which seemed to be shining from my chest. What the hell was that? I gripped my chest and it was uncommonly warm. "They are coming for it." A voice called out to me and I turned to face a woman who looked strikingly like me. "Who are you?" I asked with furrowed brows. "That's not what's important." She said with a sad smile. "What's important is that you protect it." She said cryptically. "Protect what?" I questioned. "Can't you feel it beating in your chest?" She retorted. This woman was crazy. "Keep it safe or else the consequences would be dire." She called out to me as I began walking away from her. "Keep it safe." She screamed at me in a panic. I bolted up from my bed as I woke up. I looked around me and sighed when I realized it was just a dream and I was in fact still in my room. I tried to calm my breathing and blinked the sleep out of my eyes. What kind of dream was that? Was it merely a dream or was someone trying to

Amalthea's POV I intended to head back to the pack house but somehow I had lost my way. I wandered aimlessly in the forest, trying to find my way back. It was then I noticed the darkening clouds and the earthy scent of rain in the air. I looked up to the sky and it was obvious a storm was coming. I hastened my footsteps, although I wasn't sure if I was headed in the right direction. My eyes scrambled to find the nearest building or anywhere at all I could take cover under as the first angry raindrops fell onto my face. All I could see were trees...for miles to come. The rain began to fall in all earnesty and my clothes slowly began to cling to my body. I screamed as a thunderclap boomed in the air, startling me. The winds rose and blew with vigour and I had to hold on to a tree before I would be swept off. Pure fear and panic gripped me as it only got worse. I had never imagined this would be how I would die. Why had I let Nicholson's words rile me up and more importantly

Nicholson's POV I crossed my hands over my chest as I watched the pack members train. My expression was stoic as always, revealing nothing as I watched them. My eyes landed on Mikayla and Amalthea at a corner and I couldn't look away. I convinced myself the only reason I stared at them was because I knew Amalthea needed more training than the rest of the pack members but my conscience called me out for the liar I was. I couldn't turn my gaze away no matter how hard I tried as I watched Almathea's clumsy movements. My lips twitched in amusement as she tripped on her own feet and fell to the ground. How could a she-wolf be so weak and clumsy? "If you stare at her hard enough, she might just transform into a powerful, feared warrior." Callum broke into my thoughts, standing beside me. "Excuse me?" I turned towards him, feigning ignorance. "You know exactly what I'm talking about Nick. Stop staring at her so blatantly before your pack members begin to ask questions." He said, giv

Amalthea's pov "Is everything okay?" Jade's voice pulled me out of my thoughts. "I'm fine." I muttered, not looking at her as I flipped a page of my book absentmindedly. "You have been reading the same page of that book for the last fifteen minutes." She pointed out. "I'm trying to dissect the text." I said lamely. Jade snorted, not believing a word I just said. But I couldn't care less at the moment, since we got back from the seer, my mind hasn't been at ease. Different thoughts were racing through my mind but mostly one bothered me the most. If the werebears indeed came for me why hasn't he given me up yet? I definitely meant nothing to him and he had nothing to lose but everything to gain from stopping their attacks on his pack. If the attacks persisted would his decision waver? Would he eventually hand me over to them? I was losing my mind at this point. "You know you can talk to me, right Thea?" Jade said, her face etched with worry. I sighed, dropping the book to th