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Under One Roof

Author: CHIBI WRITES
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-08-26 23:06:26

Kael’s apartment sat at the heart of the settlement, larger than Bonita had realized from the outside — stone and timber, built for an Alpha who’d never needed more than a fraction of the space until now.

“There’s a room for each of you,” Rhea said, leading them through on the morning after the feast, gesturing down a hallway Bonita hadn’t seen on her few previous visits. “Kael had the workers finish it two days ago, though I suspect he’d have moved you in with half the plaster still wet if I’
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  • The Alpha’s Rejected Luna and Her Five Daughters   The Ones Who Came First

    The enforcers arrived on the fourth day, not at the border where Kael’s scouts had doubled their watch, but at the trading post two days east — the same clearing where Bonita and Kael had first learned Corin’s name. Word reached them by midday, carried by one of Kael’s men who’d ridden hard enough that his horse was lathered white by the time he reached the settlement. “They didn’t come armed for war,” the scout reported, catching his breath in the council chamber Kael had assembled hastily. “Two men, asking careful questions at the post about the Luna of this territory and her daughters. Harlan gave them nothing useful, according to our contact there, but they didn’t leave either. They’re waiting.” “Waiting for what,” Kael asked. “Instructions, I’d guess. Or reinforcements.” The scout hesitated. “Or they’re simply gathering information before deciding how Drogo wants to proceed. Either way, they’re close enough now that two days’ distance means very little.” Bonita felt the old,

  • The Alpha’s Rejected Luna and Her Five Daughters   What the Morning Brought

    The yard didn’t fully empty until well past midnight, families lingering in small clusters long after the immediate danger had passed, as though leaving too quickly might undo whatever they’d just managed to hold together. Bonita sat with Amira finally quiet against her chest, Kael beside her, Mira curled into her other side despite being long past the age she usually allowed herself to be held so openly. None of them moved to go inside until Rhea finally insisted, gently, that the younger girls needed their mother more than the yard needed her presence any longer. Inside, with all five daughters finally settled and asleep, Bonita found she couldn’t do the same. She sat instead at the window of her room, watching the last of the torches along the training yard burn down to embers, turning the night’s events over in her mind until Kael found her there. “You should sleep,” he said, echoing words she’d said to him more than once these past weeks. “I keep hearing it,” she said quietly

  • The Alpha’s Rejected Luna and Her Five Daughters   What the Moon Revealed

    The air at the yard’s edge folded inward, bending the torchlight around it like heat rising off summer stone, and where nothing had stood a heartbeat before, a shape began pulling itself together out of shadow and cold. It had no clear edges. Bonita’s eyes kept sliding off it, refusing to hold its shape the way they held everything else in the yard, and every time she blinked it seemed taller, closer, wrong in some new way she couldn’t name fast enough to brace for. Someone near the perimeter screamed. A torch guttered and went out entirely, though no wind had touched it. Kael’s hand found Bonita’s shoulder, grounding her, his voice low and fierce beside her ear. “Look at me if you need to. Not it. Look at me.” Amira stirred against Bonita’s chest, a small, sharp cry breaking the silence, and the crescent mark beneath her wrap began to glow — faint at first, then brighter, a pale light pushing back against the unnatural dark pooling at the yard’s edge. The shape recoiled. Not far

  • The Alpha’s Rejected Luna and Her Five Daughters   The Gathering

    The yard filled faster than the feast had, torches burning at intervals along its edges, the whole pack arranging itself into something that resembled formation without anyone having explicitly ordered it — families standing close together, older wolves near the front, younger ones flanking the perimeter where Kael’s scouts had spent the day reinforcing whatever defenses could be built against a threat none of them could fully picture.Bonita took her place at the center, Amira held close against her chest, Kael beside her with a stillness that carried none of his usual restless calculation — only readiness now, the waiting kind.Mira stood exactly where the compromise had placed her, at the yard’s edge near enough to see everything, Rhea’s steadying hand on her shoulder, the younger girls kept safely inside the house behind heavily guarded doors.Corin and Ilsa took positions near the front as well, the journal held between them like something that might yet offer one more piece of g

  • The Alpha’s Rejected Luna and Her Five Daughters   The Final Day

    The last day arrived grey and overcast, the kind of sky that offered no comfort either way — not the ominous dark some part of Bonita had half expected, nor the reassuring brightness she might have hoped for instead. Kael gathered the full pack in the training yard one final time before nightfall, every face Bonita had come to recognize over these past weeks present among the crowd, including several she hadn’t seen attend anything willingly since her arrival. “Tonight, this pack faces something none of us fully understand,” Kael said, his voice carrying steady across the yard despite the weight evident beneath it. “I won’t pretend otherwise, and I won’t ask anyone standing here to pretend they aren’t afraid. Fear is reasonable, facing what we’re facing tonight.” He paused, letting that settle before continuing. “What I will ask is this. Whatever pressure comes, whatever it whispers to convince you otherwise, remember why you’re standing in this yard tonight. Not for me. Not even,

  • The Alpha’s Rejected Luna and Her Five Daughters   The Third Night

    By the third day, the settlement had settled into a strange rhythm — ordinary tasks continuing alongside preparations for something none of them could fully picture, children still playing in the training yard even as their parents reinforced the borders around it.Bonita found Mira sitting alone near the edge of that yard in the late afternoon, watching the younger trainer she’d sparred with days earlier now working with a group of pack children closer to her own age.“You’re not joining them,” Bonita said, settling beside her daughter on the low wall.“I don’t feel like playing,” Mira said. “Not with everything happening in two nights.”Bonita considered her daughter carefully, recognizing the particular weight Mira carried — old enough to understand the danger fully, young enough that no one quite knew how to help her hold it.“You’ve been asking me since the night we left Blackthorn what happens next,” Bonita said. “I don’t have a clean answer for two nights from now. I wish I did

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