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AuroraI woke up to the sound of movement around the room.For a few seconds, I stayed under the covers with my eyes closed, trying to figure out what was going on. I had only just fallen properly asleep, and since our exams had finally ended the day before, I had already decided that I was going to spend the entire day doing absolutely nothing.Apparently, Alec and Maxwell had other plans.I opened my eyes and found them moving around the room. Alec was standing near the wardrobe while Maxwell was checking something inside one of the bags on the floor.I pushed myself up against the pillows."What are you two doing?"Alec looked over at me, and the smile that appeared on his face immediately made me suspicious."Good morning.""Don't good morning me. What's going on?"He walked over to the bed, leaned down, and kissed me lightly on one cheek before moving to the other."Go take a shower."I stared at him."Why?""Because we're leaving in about an hour."I blinked."Leaving for where?
AuroraDinner that evening felt different from every dinner I had shared with the family before. I was sitting at the same table, surrounded by the same people, but something inside me had changed. I wasn't worried anymore about whether my father would accept Alec and Maxwell or whether I would somehow be forced to choose between my father and the family I had built here. For the first time since everything had started, I could simply sit down and enjoy being with the people I loved.Alec was telling a story about one of the younger warriors who had challenged Maxwell during training and had apparently spent the rest of the afternoon regretting his decision. Maxwell kept interrupting him to correct the details, which only encouraged Alec to make the story even more dramatic."You are making me sound like some kind of monster," Maxwell complained."You nearly threw him through a wall.""He deserved it.""He apologized three times.""Because he finally realized he was wrong."I couldn'
AuroraThe moment we drove through the gates of the packhouse, something inside me finally relaxed. I hadn't realized how tense I'd been until I saw the familiar grounds, the large house standing exactly where I'd left it, the warriors moving around the property as they went about their usual duties.Home. The word came to me so naturally that I almost smiled.Alec noticed. "You're happy to be back.""I really am."Maxwell reached over from the other side of me and squeezed my hand. "We're happy you're back too."The moment we entered the house, Selena came rushing toward us. She didn't say anything at first, just pulled me into her arms. I hugged her tightly, closing my eyes as the familiar warmth of her embrace washed over me."Oh, Aurora," she whispered. "I've been so worried about you.""I'm okay."She pulled back and held my face between her hands, studying me carefully. "Are you sure?"I nodded. "I'm sure."She hugged me again, and this time I laughed softly. "I missed you too."
AuroraI had no idea how long I'd been sitting there with Alec and Maxwell before the door finally opened. Both of them looked up immediately, and so did I.Dad walked in first, followed by Alpha Denver, who carried his usual calm, watchful presence beside him. Something about my father's expression had shifted since he'd left the room, though I couldn't tell yet whether that was a good sign.Alec's hand found mine almost immediately, and I squeezed his fingers."Are you okay?" he whispered.I nodded, even though I wasn't completely sure.My eyes stayed on Dad as he took his seat, Alpha Denver settling across from him and offering a brief, reassuring nod to the twins."I believe your father, and I have reached an understanding," Alpha Denver said.My heart started beating faster. "Does that mean I can go home?"Dad looked at me. "It means we've found something we can both accept."I wasn't sure whether to feel relieved or nervous."What exactly did you agree on?"He leaned back in his
Denver.Once the door closed behind them, the room became noticeably quieter. Matteo remained by the window, his hands resting against the back of a chair as he stared at the door Aurora had disappeared through.For a moment, neither of us spoke. I understood why. He had spent years building something he believed would outlive him, only to discover that the person he expected to carry it forward wanted an entirely different life."I understand how you feel," I finally said.Matteo looked at me. "You do?""I do." I moved toward one of the chairs and sat down. "When my boys first told me they had both been mated to a human, I had concerns too."His eyebrows lifted slightly. "You weren't pleased?""I wouldn't say I was pleased." A faint smile touched my lips. "They were young, and Aurora was human. I knew there would be complications, especially because they were both my sons and their mate was someone who had no idea what our world was like."Matteo listened carefully."But I also knew
AlecThe Don's estate was nothing as I had imagined. It was beautiful, almost too beautiful for a place belonging to a man whose name was spoken in our world with the kind of caution usually reserved for enemies. Polished floors, dark wood lining every wall, and armed men standing quietly along the corridors and near every entrance, watching us without bothering to hide it.Maxwell walked beside me, tension rolling off him in waves. Neither of us had said much since leaving home. There was nothing left to say. We'd spent days searching for Aurora, imagining every possible thing that could have happened to her, only to learn she'd been taken by a man who claimed to be her father.Now we were finally here, and she was somewhere in this house. That thought was the only thing keeping me from losing control entirely.The doors to the Don's private sitting room opened, and we followed our father inside. The man waiting for us rose slowly from his chair. He looked older than I'd expected, t







