All Chapters of Her Wilde Mates: A Reverse Harem Wolf Shifter Romance: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

ViviWith my mates surrounding me, the strength of our bond enveloping me in an embrace of warmth and safety, I plunged into the depths of the connection, determined to find the other Starfire, to forge an alliance that could reshape our fate.The collective power surged as I opened my eyes, meeting the determined gazes of my mates. "I'm ready. Let's find them."Together, we ventured out into the forest, the cool air tingling with the promise of what lay ahead. The scent of damp earth and pine filled my lungs, grounding me as we moved deeper into the dense woodland. Fallen leaves crunched softly beneath our boots, their brittle edges whispering secrets of the past with every step. The towering trees stretched high above, their thick canopies filtering the moonlight into scattered, silvery beams that danced across the forest floor. A faint mist curled around the undergrowth, clinging to our legs as if reluctant to let us pass. The distant hoot of an owl echoed through the stillness, b

Morning light streamed through the windows, casting golden patterns across the floor as I made my way to the east wing. Sleep had come fitfully, my dreams filled with silver eyes and shadowy pursuers. The weight of responsibility settled heavily on my shoulders—not just for my pack, my mates, but now for Eowyn too.I found her where Kelda had left her, in a small but comfortable room overlooking the forest. She stood by the window, her posture rigid, alert, like a wild animal ready to flee at the slightest provocation. Her dark hair fell in waves down her back, and her silver eyes reflected the morning light like polished mirrors."Did you sleep?" I asked, keeping my voice gentle.She turned, acknowledging my presence with a slight nod. "A little."I stepped into the room, noting how she subtly shifted her stance—not retreating, but preparing. Always preparing. The Council had trained her well."Are you hungry? We have breakfast ready downstairs."A flicker of something—surprise, perh

ViviThe moon hung full and heavy in the night sky, bathing our bedroom in silver light as I stood by the window. The events of the past few days—the battle, the revelations about the Council, Eowyn's powers—had left little time for us to simply be together. My body ached not just from exertion, but from the need to reconnect with my mates, to ground myself in their touch and presence."You're thinking too loud," came Dax's rumbling voice from the doorway. I turned to find him leaning against the frame, shirtless and magnificent, his tattoos seeming to shift in the moonlight. Behind him stood Kane and Xander, their expressions a mixture of concern and desire."Sorry," I offered a small smile. "It's been... a lot."Xander crossed the room in a few long strides, his large hands cupping my face with surprising gentleness. "You don't need to apologize. You've been incredible." His thumb traced my lower lip. "But tonight isn't for thinking.""No?" I whispered, already feeling the familiar

ViviThree days after the ritual, I still couldn't shake the feeling of being watched. It followed me like a shadow, prickling at the back of my neck when I least expected it. I tried to dismiss it as paranoia—a natural response to learning I was essentially a cosmic target—but deep down, I knew it was more."You feel it too, don't you?" Eowyn asked as we sat cross-legged in the training yard, practicing the energy-sharing techniques Lyra had taught us. Silver light danced between our outstretched palms, weaving intricate patterns in the space between us.I nodded, not breaking my concentration. "Like something's... listening. Waiting.""The breach," she confirmed, her silver eyes momentarily clouding. "It's aware of us now. More specifically, aware of you."I suppressed a shiver, focusing instead on the flow of Starfire between us. Over the past days, we'd made remarkable progress in controlling and directing our combined energy. What had once been wild and unpredictable now responde

ViviI woke with a start, my heart hammering against my ribs. The room was dark, but I could make out the silhouettes of my mates—Xander's massive form on one side, Kane's leaner build on the other, and Dax sprawled at the foot of our bed like the perpetually restless wolf he was.For a moment, I couldn't identify what had woken me. Then I felt it—a subtle vibration in the air, a whisper of energy that made the Starfire in my veins pulse in response. I slipped from the bed carefully, not wanting to disturb the others. They needed their rest; tomorrow would bring more preparations, more training, more planning for a threat most of them had never imagined possible.I padded to the window, drawn by an instinct I couldn't name. The compound was quiet under the silvery glow of the waning moon, the perimeter wards glimmering faintly at the edges of my perception. Everything appeared peaceful, yet something was... calling to me."You feel it too."I turned to find Eowyn standing in the doorw