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Chapter 27 Mira

Author: Chastyn Heart
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-03 04:56:24
Mira had worn armor before. Not the tactical kind, though she had plenty of that, but the emotional kind. The kind that kept people from seeing the wolf beneath the uniform. The kind she’d needed her whole life to survive duty, rejection, war.

But this… this was different. This time, she had to armor everything—her instincts, her scent, her bond. Someone was coming who had the authority to rip their lives apart, and if the Council decided she was part of a triad mating, she wouldn’t just be reassigned; she’d be exiled—or worse.

She stood at the edge of the training ring, watching pack members spar in the morning haze. The earth smelled like ash and pine. Sweat clung to the air. And beneath it all was the low pulse of adrenaline that never quite left her since the night of the Kalyven attack.

Behind her, Rhett was speaking with Kellen. Jace flanked her right side, pretending to observe footwork but glancing at her every other breath. They were close. Too close, and every second fe
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  • Fated in the Dark    Chapter 45 Jace

    The moment the small glass vial was placed in Mira’s palm, my wolf snapped inside me, claws raking against my control. Neutralizing oils. My wolf hated it.The thought of Mira smelling like nothing—like no one—ignited a deep, primal rage inside me. My mate should smell like me. Like us. I clenched my fists, nails digging into my palms as I fought the growl threatening to rip free. Rhett stood across the room, broad shoulders taut, arms crossed like he was carved from stone. His wolf was just as restless as mine; I could feel it humming through the bond. Mira, though, she was steady. She turned the vial in her hands, expression calm, accepting even as she looked between us. “It’s a necessity,” she said softly, her voice carrying quiet strength. “This isn’t just about us. If we draw too much attention, the Council won’t ask questions, they’ll act.” Rhett’s jaw tightened, but he didn’t speak. I wasn’t so restrained. “It’s wrong,” I bit out, stepping forward before I could stop myself.

  • Fated in the Dark    Chapter 44 Mira

    The bond was different now. I felt it the moment Jace brushed his fingers against mine as we approached the pack’s border. A subtle hum beneath my skin, warm and solid, like the earth itself had shifted beneath us. Strength. Security. A connection we had needed and taken. But with it came the weight. Consequences. Jace walked quietly beside me, his Beta presence calm but unyielding, his steps measured. Yet, I could feel his tension as clearly as my own. Neither of us spoke it out loud, but we both knew: what happened between us last night had changed everything. Our bond was stronger, steadier, undeniably real. But there was no ignoring what it meant for Rhett and the tangled, forbidden triad we were still pretending didn’t exist. I tightened my grip on my bag and forced myself to focus on the path ahead. The drive back to the pack was quicker than I thought it would be. Rhett was waiting when we reached the outskirts of the Alpha house, leaning against the railing of the front s

  • Fated in the Dark    Chapter 43 Rhett

    The bond burned. I didn’t know the details. Didn’t need to. The moment the thread between us flared hours ago, I’d felt it, the deep shift that told me Jace and Mira had crossed a line we couldn’t come back from. Now, pacing my office, I couldn’t stop the restless energy crawling beneath my skin. Jealousy coiled low in my gut, sharp and unyielding. It wasn’t just about Mira. It was about Jace, too. My Beta. My mate. Damn it. This wasn’t supposed to happen like this. The thought struck me like a blade: the pack would smell it. Jace’s scent,, already tangled with Mira’s before the Summit, would be stronger now, unmistakable. The moment they walked back into the pack, everyone would know. Questions would spread like wildfire. And the Council? They were already watching us too closely. Drayce was circling like a predator, just waiting for the smallest misstep to bring us down. I raked a hand through my hair and swore under my breath. I needed a plan, fast. Somehow, I had to protec

  • Fated in the Dark    Chapter 42 Jace

    The road to the northern outposts was long and mostly silent. Mira sat next to me in the transport, arms folded, her gaze locked on the dark stretch of forest rolling past. We didn’t speak much, but the bond between us hummed, charged, and restless. I could feel her quiet frustration at leaving Rhett behind, her tension mirroring my own. By the time we arrived at the elders’ settlement, night had fallen, and shadows stretched long across the mountainside.The elders gave us what little they could, scattered fragments of stories about ancient beasts, unnatural mutations, whispers of something older than any of us wanted to believe. But there were no answers, not yet.That night, away from the Council, the packs, and Rhett’s ever‑present control, it was just Mira and me.We were staying in a small, one‑room cabin perched on the cliffside, the air outside cold enough to seep through the wood walls. A single lantern cast a dim glow over the room.Mira sat cross‑legged on the edge of the

  • Fated in the Dark    Chapter 41 Mira

    I didn’t need to see them to know. The bond told me everything. It thrummed under my skin in a quiet, steady rhythm, carrying whispers of their closeness, the intimacy they were beginning to allow themselves, even if I didn’t know the details. Whatever had shifted between Rhett and Jace last night, it was different, but right. I’d been waiting for this. Hoping for it, because for us to survive, against the Council, against the monsters, against every ancient law threatening to tear us apart, we needed to be united. For that to happen, Rhett and Jace needed to stop fighting what was inevitable. I noticed it the moment I saw Rhett in the training yard. He was lighter, more certain. There was a confidence in his stance I hadn’t seen in weeks, not the commanding dominance of an Alpha used to being obeyed, but a quiet, grounded strength born of acceptance. When his gaze landed on Jace, the shift was unmistakable. A touch on the shoulder as he passed him water. A brief brush of fingers

  • Fated in the Dark    Chapter 40 Jace

    Jace’s mind raced with conflicting thoughts as his hands roamed Rhett’s body. Should it feel this good to touch and be touched by Rhett? His mind screamed no, he isn’t gay. His wolf bristled yes, this is his mate. The primal part of him told him that they were made for each other. Nothing between them could be wrong. He couldn’t stop himself from responding to Rhett’s touch and he didn’t want to, nor right now when it felt so good. Rhett’s kisses tickled his stomach and Jace gripped his hair and arched his back. “I’m sweaty. I should go take a shower,” he objected but Rhett didn’t stop. “Shower later. You taste delicious, sweat and all.” Jace gasped when Rhett ran his hand down the length of his cock and back up in a slow caress. Even through his boxers it made him ache. “Fuck, Rhett,” he gasped. His mates tongue circled his belly button as he continued to caress his length. “Yes, mate. I want to hear you say my name like that again,” Rhett’s reply was husky with arousal. Jace rugg

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