Novelas de CharryK

Raven’s POV Months had passed since the night on the quad when Luna walked away. Ridgeway University now looked different. Fresh paint on the arena walls and new ice resurfaced. The old pack house had been torn down and rebuilt into something open, with wide windows and no locked doors. The new laws were posted on every bulletin board: Omegas have equal rights. Bonds are chosen, not forced. Hybrids, pure bloods, and humans coexist. No exceptions.I stood on the steps of our new home just off campus and watched the world move on. For the first time, no one was waiting for the other shoe to drop. My chest didn’t tighten when I heard footsteps behind me. Peace wasn’t fragile anymore. It was solid and ours.Aurora came into the world on a quiet Tuesday morning in early fall. There were no crowds, no cameras, just us in the small room at the campus clinic. The midwife had been gentle, and the doctors had been dismissed before I even started pushing. Ethan held my hand the whole

Raven’s POV The quad was packed. Hundreds of wolves stood in the open grass under the late afternoon sun. Alphas in dark jackets, Omegas in soft sweaters, hybrids who never used to show their faces at pack events. Everyone was here. No weapons and no guards. I stood on the small wooden platform the elders had built overnight. My hands rested on my belly. The baby was active today, little rolls and kicks that made my shirt move. Ethan stood to my right, his shoulder brushing mine. Luca on my left, arms crossed but calm. Dante behind me, and Eli next to him, fidgeting with the sleeve of his hoodie.The elders sat in a row of folding chairs facing us. They looked tired. One of them, Elder Mara, stood up first. “We called you here today not for a trial,” she said, voice loud over the crowd. “But for truth. We were wrong. We sought control over power we didn’t understand. We tried to cage what was never meant to be caged.”Murmurs rippled through the people. Some nodded and cros

Raven’s POV My head pounded. I tried to move, but my wrists were strapped down tight. My legs too. Panic hit me fast in my chest. I couldn’t feel my baby. I couldn’t feel the little kicks, not the warmth that had started to feel like a second heartbeat inside me.My mouth was dry. “Hello?” My voice came out cracked and small. No one answered, just the hum of machines somewhere close. I pulled at the straps again, harder this time. Pain shot up my arms, I had to get out and get to my mates. The bond. I reached for it, that invisible thread that tied me to Ethan, Luca, Dante, and Eli. It was there, but faint, like a radio signal cutting in and out. I pushed harder. Come on. Come on. I felt a flicker of Ethan’s anger, then Luca’s steady calm trying to hold it together. They knew. They felt it.I closed my eyes and breathed slowly. I’m okay. I’m here. But the words didn’t reach them. Something strong was blocking me.The door opened and a blinding bright light entered the roo

Raven’s POV The doctor’s office made my skin crawl. The ultrasound machine hummed low while she moved the wand over my stomach. Cold gel smeared across my skin. I stared at the ceiling, counting the tiles to keep me from shaking. Ethan held my right hand. Luca held my left. Dante stood behind me, his hands on my shoulders. Eli paced near the door, stopping every few seconds to look back at the screen.The doctor paused and adjusted the wand. Her face stayed calm, but her eyes widened a little. “There it is. Heartbeat strong, about eight weeks. Everything looks normal so far.”She pointed to the screen. A tiny shape flickered, a steady heartbeat. “But the DNA results are clear. This child carries markers from all four of you. Not one dominant, it’s all equal. It’s never happened before, not in any recorded pack history.”Ethan squeezed my hand harder and his thumb rubbed over my knuckles. “So it’s… ours. All of ours.”The doctor nodded. “Yes. A true multi-bond child. The first d

Raven’s POVThe doctor’s words hung in the air. I sat on the couch in the room, legs tucked under me, and hands pressed flat on my stomach. The guys stared. Ethan’s hand still rested on my shoulder. Luca knelt in front of me, frozen. Dante paced behind the couch, boots thumping. Eli stood by the door, phone forgotten in his hand.No one spoke for a long time.I looked up at the doctor. My voice came out small. “How far along?”“About eight weeks,” she said. “We’ll do an ultrasound soon to confirm.”Eight weeks. My mind raced back to Luna’s evidence. Is that why I’ve been losing strength? I felt heat rush to my face and I felt sick again.Ethan cleared his throat first. His voice shook. “You’re sure?”The doctor nodded. “Blood test doesn’t lie. HCG levels are strong.”He looked at me. His blue eyes wide. “Raven…”I couldn’t see his gaze. I stared at my hands instead. They trembled and I clenched them into fists.Dante stopped pacing. He dropped onto the arm of the couch beside m

Raven’s POV I couldn’t look at the crowd. After the debate, I slipped away from the arena as fast as I could. The crowd’s shouts still rang in my ears. I walked straight to my room, locked the door, and sat on the floor with my back against the bed. My knees pulled up to my chest. My hands shook so bad I had to press them between my thighs to stop it.Luna’s words kept playing over and over. I pressed my forehead to my knees. My chest ached from guilt. If I was weakening them, I had to stop. I couldn’t keep clinging to them like some parasite. They were Alphas, they deserved to be strong, free and not tied to an Omega who might be poisoning them.The next morning, I skipped breakfast. I avoided the cafeteria. I took back roads to the arena. When Ethan texted me, I stared at the screen for a full minute before typing back: Busy today. Talk later. Luca found me first. He always knew when I was hiding. I was sitting on the bleachers behind the arena, staring at the empty ice.