Eero's perspectiveOn our way back to the Blood Moon Pack, I could feel Alpha Claudius staring at me, but I did not have the courage to stare back.After arriving at the pack house, the Alpha guided me to sit on the leather couch in his room. I was expecting him to ask me questions, but nothing came out of his lips. The silence between us lingered. My eyelids shut on their own as I could no longer bear the suffocating atmosphere. “I'll go back to the breeder's room.” Before taking a step to leave, I was stopped by him.“Why would you?” Alpha Claudius asked while wiping off the blood stains on my hand and face with a warm towel. I stared at him with my mouth open. I tried hard to figure out what he was trying to imply. “What do you mean by that? I had a long day, Alpha. I need some space. I need to take a rest. Don't you think that, after everything that happened, I deserve that?”“You are not going to leave my room. I know how you are feeling. You are scared and guilty that you to

Eero's Perspective It was already two in the afternoon when I woke up the following day. I was literally murmuring sermons to myself as I made my way downstairs. Miss Cielo preparing dessert for dinner was the first thing that I saw since I opened my eyes. “Luna,” she greeted me. I froze on my spot. I looked behind me to check if she was talking to someone else, but it was really just me. “By Luna… did you mean me, Miss Cielo?” I asked. I needed to have that clarified. I overslept, and now I felt my head was in the cloud.  Cielo, the female butler of the pack house nodded her head to me. “Yes, I was talking to you, and please refrain yourself from calling me Miss Cielo. You can just call me Cielo.” I blinked my eyes. She was about to hold and guide me towards the dining table when I held out my palm in front of her, asking her to stop, which she immediately did.&nb

Eero's PerspectiveTwo months later Everything in Blood Moon Pack fell back to the way it was. We were peaceful at the moment and all the smaller packs around Claudius' territory feared him once again. It was only a matter of time, before he decided to attack Moon River Pack for their long-overdue debt that they must pay for. All the deltas and warriors that he was training in the past two months had gotten ready for great battles. Soon, Claudius and his best tropes would be back at conquering packs, expanding his land and territory. “Fuck!” I cursed under my breath after I saw one red line on the pregnancy test. I was still not pregnant, even when Claudius and I were doing all that we could to conceive. I walked out of the bathroom and the Alpha was up from his slumber. On the next eclipse, that was a month from now, we would finally hold our mating ceremony. We would officially become husband and wife, and me a Luna.&nbs

Eero’s perspective Three hundred warriors and deltas stood behind us, waiting for Claudius' trained mage to break the barrier that hid the boarders of the Moon River Pack. I only had one thing in my mind: I came for Vera's head. This night wouldn't end with her still breathing. "I can feel your rage, Eero. My wolf is alerting me because of it," he said. "I would prefer it if you stay away from me, Claudius. Unlike you, I’m not very good at controlling my wolf yet." I didn't tear my eyes off the mage who was performing her spells. In the corner of my eyes, I saw him nodding his head. "I know, as you evolve into a powerful wolf gradually, there's a high chance that you'll slay everyone in sight if your wolf is taking over your body," he said. Alpha Claudius darted his eyes back at the mage and, stopped from talking. The invisible barriers lit up before it faded into a strong whirlwind, which knocked almost everyone out, except for me. I was just confused about what was happ

Eero’s perspectiveSerra was choking on her tears after the delta finally left her alone.“Luna Eero,” he greeted me after locking Serra’s cell, and then walked back to his post. I saw Serra lying on the filthy floor of the dungeon, covering her nakedness.My wolf felt satisfied. I had finally avenged my poor self.From where I was standing, I could see tears falling from her eyes.“I hoped you had finally learned your lesson,” I said to her.“Did you really think you’re punishing me and teaching me a lesson by asking the delta to rape me?” Serra asked.Serra chuckled. I couldn't fathom where she got the audacity to laugh at me.“Okay. You might have sated yourself with this punishment, but you’ve also proven that I am right.”I remained silent, waiting for her to continue.“You are not an angel, Eero. You are a monster, hiding underneath the cloak of your surfaced-level righteousness. But finally, you are showing your true self, a vicious and sly beast.”Insults! Vile insults!! Those