The Heartless Alpha’s Beloved Luna

Chapter 134 Amovement at the edge of the arena caught my eye, and I turned to see Gideon stalking into the training grounds, his gaze fixed on Ian and I where we trained. I froze, which caused Ian to glance over. He didn't back away immediately, "Would you like to end our practice, Luna?" he murmured in my ear. "No." I said loudly, "Training is important, and the Alpha has made it clear where we stand regarding romance.

He has Dierdra now, and no claim to my body, emotions, or who I spend my time with." Gideon's keen hearing would certainly have picked up my words, and I saw him stiffen as he leaned against the wall, watching us. Behind me, Ian gave a low huff that was half- amusement, half-pain, "You play a dangerous game, Luna, but I can understand it," His expression was pained as we turned to face each other and walk to the next group of equipment. "Have things gotten any better with her?" I asked, curiously, "I am sorry that I have not been a very good friend since you told me. I have had...

other ---- distractions." "Understandable," Ian forgave easily, "but no, Jessica continues to reject my advances, despite the way I can feel our wolves pulling towards each other. She refuses to talk to me." "J am sorry," I said, with genuine empathy, "are the wolves always correct?" Ian frowned at the question, "It's very rare that a wolf rejects their true mate. Usually it is our human sides that get in the way, and our pride. Sometimes I know she goes out of her way to run into me, though.

the mist was burning away. Some had come to do

helping me work up a sweat before she arrived," he struck a body-builder pose that was so ridiculous that Thad

you can take me down." Ian had mass, muscle, and height on me. My first few grappling attempts were pathetic at best, but soon we were both grunting as I managed to knock him off balance and clamber on top of him, binding his legs with my own and trying hard to wrench his