Semua Bab Her Wilde Mates: A Reverse Harem Wolf Shifter Romance: Bab 91 - Bab 100

Morning came too quickly, the first rays of sunlight streaming through the windows and painting golden patterns across the tangled limbs of my sleeping companions. I extracted myself carefully, pausing to take in the sight of my three mates and Eowyn, all still deep in slumber.Xander lay on his back, one arm flung above his head, his features softer in sleep than they ever were in waking. Kane was curled on his side, his expression peaceful, while Dax had somehow managed to sprawl diagonally across the foot of the bed, one leg hanging off the edge. Eowyn was nestled between them, her silver hair a stark contrast against the dark sheets.They looked... right together. Like pieces of a puzzle that had finally found their proper arrangement. The thought should have sparked jealousy, but instead I felt only a deep contentment. This was my family, in all its unconventional glory.I slipped into the bathroom, turning the shower on hot and stepping under the spray. As the water cascaded ove

The days following my connection to Fenrir's memories were a blur of preparation and planning. Armed with new understanding of the breach and how to address it, we worked tirelessly to develop a strategy that would create the equilibrium Fenrir had envisioned."The ritual will require seven focal points," I explained to our gathered allies in the war room. "Each positioned at a major ley line intersection surrounding the central nexus point beneath our compound."Xander leaned over the map where I had marked these locations, his brow furrowed in concentration. "These points form a perfect heptagram around our territory.""Not coincidentally," Lyra noted. "Your ancestors chose this location precisely because of this pattern. They understood, on some level, that it would be needed someday.""Each point needs to be anchored by someone with a strong energy signature," I continued. "My mates will take three positions. Lyra, Ronan, and Sage can take another three.""And the seventh?" Kane a

Within the hour, we had positioned ourselves at the seven points I had identified from Fenrir's memories. Xander, Dax, and Kane took the three primary positions, their natural Alpha energy making them ideal anchors. Lyra, Ronan, and Sage occupied the remaining outer points, each supported by a small contingent of pack warriors and witches to bolster their energy and provide protection.Eowyn and I stood at the central nexus point, a natural clearing where the ley lines converged beneath our compound. The Moonshard Crystals had been arranged in a circle around us, their silvery surfaces already beginning to glow as they responded to the building energy.Above us, the sky continued to darken, unnatural lightning flashing between clouds that spiraled inward toward a central point directly overhead. The air felt thick, charged with potential, as if reality itself was holding its breath in anticipation of what was to come."It's starting," Eowyn murmured, her silver eyes on the disturbance

I woke three days later, emerging from a dreamless sleep that had restored my energy but left me feeling strangely disconnected from time. The familiar weight of Xander's arm was draped across my waist, his steady breathing warming the back of my neck. Kane slept on my other side, his usual alertness softened in slumber, while Dax had somehow managed to sprawl across the foot of our massive bed, one hand still reaching toward me.They had kept watch, I realized. Taking shifts to ensure I was never alone during my recovery.The connection to the barrier hummed quietly at the edge of my consciousness—present but not intrusive, like the awareness of one's own heartbeat. I took a moment to focus on it, testing the new sense. The barrier was stable, the equilibrium holding perfectly. Through it, I could feel the Void Walkers, still present beyond the boundary but no longer pressing against it. There was almost a sense of... curiosity from them now. Observation rather than invasion.I slipp

Six months after establishing the barrier, our vision for a new kind of supernatural sanctuary was taking shape. What had begun as a theoretical discussion in Xander's office had evolved into a tangible reality as word spread throughout the supernatural communities.The Council, after initial resistance, had eventually recognized the wisdom in our proposal. The barrier's stability had proven itself through multiple lunar cycles, and the benefits of having a dedicated territory surrounding it—managed by those most connected to its maintenance—became increasingly difficult to deny.Today marked the arrival of our newest residents, a small coven of water witches from the Pacific Northwest who had requested sanctuary after conflicts with local shifter packs made their position untenable."That's the third magical group this month," Kane observed as we watched from the main house balcony while Sage showed the newcomers to their quarters. "Your sanctuary idea is gaining traction faster than