The Perfect Luna
Chapter 70. Darkness Before Th…
Riannon didn’t even gasp when Gideon lifted Brayden up in the air, growling fiercely. She expected for it to go this way between the two of them at some point.
“If you think that I am leaving my mate with a piece of garbage like you, you must be crazy!” he snarled. The werewolf tried desperately to fight the clutch of death but was
unsuccessful.
“Gideon,” Ria placed her hand on his chest, calming him down instantly. “Please… Just let him go. Not now, okay?”
The lycan unclenched his fingers and the other man fell all the way down to the ground.
However, he got up quickly, baring his teeth at the opponent.
“Bray!” his ex-wife warned him, “You asked for our help, remember? Not the other way around! Be grateful we do this for you in the first place and behave. Remember our deal.”
He took a step back, still panting and looked at her. “I asked for your help. Not his!” “Well, too bad,” she folded her hands on her chest, “We come as a pack now.”
She could swear she heard him grit his teeth. But decided to ignore all that. None of this was important now.
“They will kill Harper the moment they see him!” he said spitefully.
“Plainly speaking,” Gideon interjected, “I don’t care about Harper. If you don’t like something, I am taking my queen back and we are leaving this very moment. Good like getting
your sister and fake mate out on your own.”
Another growl emerged from the Alpha’s chest but this time someone else interrupted them.
“Why leave if we are all already here?” Castiel’s voice echoed through the forest, and they all turned to see him in the company of two bulky warriors and Harper with tied hands. She
was typical of her.
There was no sign of Roxie, though.
“You!” Bray recognised the man and his lips parted as he was stunned. But the next second he furrowed his brows as he realized that he was tricked.
“Me,” Castiel grinned wickedly, “Long time no see, Alpha. And such different circumstances. Don’t worry, I treated your little sister and the mother of your future child better than you did me. One might say they enjoyed staying with me.”
The fox chuckled and the wolf snarled at him.
on!”
“It’s indeed not what we agreed on,” the fox king confirmed with ease as a sneer formed
on his handsome face. “You brought one more person and I brought one less. It’s only fair.”
Brayden turned to glare at Gideon as if blaming him for what was happening, but the latter didn’t give a care in the world.
“No,” Ria smirked, “You were supposed to bring three. We counted the baby too. So…. “Riannon,” Castiel smirked, “ always a pleasure.” “Can’t say the same,” she retorted, and his lazy grin only grew wider. He enjoyed this
game.
Brayden grunted,
is here,” Riannon sniffed a few times and pointed to the East, “And not that far. I would recognise
let Ash and Maya know the location via the
to feel his mate’s closeness. Or at least her scent like Ri did. Yet there was nothing. His wolf Ragnar wasn’t restless, he was only thinking about
you don’t stop to impress me. I placed her at a distance that would be far enough for any alpha
say that you are disappointing so far,” Riannon coc.ked her brow, trying to change the subject. She wasn’t aware of all her powers and abilities herself and had no desire to share that information with strangers. “Why don’t we
touched his heart with a smirk. “But you are right. Why don’t we? So, want the lycan king to denounce himself
in the heart right now to save me the trouble,” Gideon scoffed. “Those two girls are not worth it. And considering that
“Their Alphas aren’t
can go to your land,” Castiel sneered and tilted his head. “After all, you still have a vast territory and no money to sustain it. You can charge them.
in the direction of her ex-husband, but he looked
as
you didn’t know?” the fox gave them a sly smile.
that great
under his feet. His ex circled him angrily but whispered,
did before. He realised that he missed this. But this wasn’t the
lands and you know it,” Gideon intervened, a mask of
having the time of his life. Riannon tried to figure out his plan. Did he want to simply kill them all? Or was there something
personality now.
I won’t,” the lycan chuckled, looking down on the fox. “I just wanted to finally
Castiel bowed mockingly. “It was hard after your father killed mine. But staying incognito helped me to do so
fox Alpha,” Gideon narrowed his eyes at the
There is no imagination! Such predictable way of thinking! How do you even live with him? You must be
king growled so loudly that the ground shook underneath their feet. “Bray!” Harper squeaked through tears,
was a trap.
menacingly and wrapped his hand around the tied girl, pulling her closer, “Sweetie, don’t you see that they already know? They’ve been preparing for me! They really did
holding their people hostage. The ones who were hidden in the places Ria practically pointed out
to make it believable after all. And Harper started crying louder when she saw him, the desperation evident on her face. She really did
him.
Castiel smirked, “I got them all. And also, I am a bit insulted you didn’t take many fighters. I am a far more serious threat than you
did,” Riannon said, and he looked at her
did what?” he asked and this time her lips curled
the mind link. Howl after howl was sounding
come.
suggested
Harper closer, covering himself with her body
shield.
snort. That, somehow, made his eye glow just for a second. Her words definitely had an effect on
Marcus, who was released on his own,
aconite injections. The dosage was the biggest
to pierce his captor with the short but thick
example, but it didn’t work the same
shouted, “I
to the ground.“ We know. My Beta
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