The Luna’s Choice by Kat Silver

Chapter 131: Theo
Kieran squared off against Rafe, Harry’s wolf, fueled by pure rage. The sight of another male behind our mate’s naked body, her face contorted in pain and fear, had thrown Kieran into a frenzy. Harry wouldn’t be leaving in one piece.
But I had to keep Kieran focused. We had fought against Harry in practice, and he was always a formidable opponent. Rafe was smaller than Keiran, but he was fast and agile. We could use our hatred for his betrayal to motivate us, but not to the point of self-destruction. And Kieran would if I let him.
We stepped to the side, taking in the crazed look in his eyes. The animal before me wasn’t the wolf I had known all my life. The sting of his treachery burned deeper as I wondered when he decided to turn on
us.
Rafe lunged at me. We evaded, turning and grabbing his leg. We threw him against the ston
wall, diving toward his exposed throat. But he was too fast. He met us head-on, slamming us backward, sending us skidding across the stone floor.
He lunged again. We still managed to evade him but didn’t get close enough to do any damage. But we would. He was lunging high, leaving himself exposed. When he launched at us again, we dove low, catching his underbelly. Tasting first blood.
But our victory was short-lived as he kicked against us. He dragged a claw threw the flesh of our shoulder. We threw him to the ground hard and he slid into the shadows.
We risked a glance at the other side of the room.
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Kylee was working at Ayla’s bonds.
Where the hell was Pierce? Why was she still here?

Her eyes met ours, making it hard not to rush to her. Until they went wide and she called out to us. We turned, but it was too late. A sharp pr**k pierced our neck. A burning sensation quickly spread throughout our extremities. Kieran stumbled.
Wolfsbane. How could we be so st**id?
Kieran managed to turn us toward Harry, now back in his human form. He threw the massive needle away from him. He swayed a little as blood seeped from the abdominal wound we had inflicted.
“You were always easy to distract, boy,” he sneered at me. “How many times did your father have to tell you to focus.”
Kieran growled, fighting against the toxin coursing through us. We just had to hold the shift.
Harry shifted back into his wolf. He moved more confidently, more controlled. He may have been
coursing through my wolf, we were on equal footing. He came at me. We knew our reaction
tineriously injured, but with wolfsbane
be fast enough, so we swung our
body, hurling it against him, rather than waste the energy trying to evade.
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We knocked him off course, but he did manage to take a chunk of flesh with him. He fell to his side and I pounced. Catching him on the chest. We were going for his throat when he managed to kick us off him. His claws catching our face.
Kieran was getting too weak.
It was taking too much effort to hold the shift and fight Harry.
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I shifted back, immediately searching for a weapon. I found a metal pole to use as a staff and picked it up. I took a deep breath to steady myself. Ayla’s scent hit me full force. I wouldn’t fail her again. I wouldn’t lose her.
Rafe darted at me from across the room. I took out one of his forelegs with the pole. He tumbled forward. I took advantage of his momentum and slammed it hard into his shoulder. A sickening crunch echoed against the stone walls. Another swing took out a back leg at the knee.
Rafe rolled across the floor, shifting back into Harry before stopping. His entire left arm and leg were useless, and he was bleeding profusely from the belly wound we had inflicted.
“Why?” I barked out. “Why betray us?”
He laughed weakly. “If you have to ask that, you don’t deserve her.”
I shook my head. “If you think that means you know her, neither do you.”
I watched Harry collapse, his breathing stopped, and I fell to my knees. The wolfsbane draining me. I closed my eyes as I gathered my strength.
A My head was pounding and I didn’t notice Harry get back up. roaring growl was accompanied by a gust of air flying past me.
I opened my eyes and was frozen in awe.