Lahat ng Kabanata ng Pregnant Luna - Lawful Rebellion : Kabanata 371 - Kabanata 380

DECLAN -The wind whipped across the rooftop, but all I noticed was Suki. She stepped closer, placing her palm firmly against my chest. The touch steadied me, holding me in place. I trembled, nerves raw, exhausted beyond limits. Suki texted her lips on me neck. “I’ve waited forever for this.” she looked up at me. I opened my mouth to reply, but she shook her head, pressing a finger gently against my lips. “No words.” Her touch lingered, gentle and warm. “Just feel.” She leaned in, brushing aside my collar. My pulse quickened, adrenaline mixing with something deeper and primal. I shut my eyes, bracing for pain. Instead, when her teeth pierced my skin, warmth flooded through me. My heartbeat raced and then steadied. Her presence filled me completely, overwhelming every empty space grief and exhaustion had carved out. Everything inside me stilled. The confusion, dread, and fear vanished beneath her certainty. Memories that weren't mine flickered vividly behind my eyes. I saw stole

DECLAN -The Roman house felt different now, quiet but comforting. A sanctuary just for us. It had always been beautiful. White columns, double porches, black shutters that still creaked if the wind hit them right. Old Georgia plantation bones, kept alive by pack hands even though no one had lived here in years. Not since my dad moved to the Oxford land with Mom and Linc.The house had history in its bones. My grandfather rebuilt the east wing after a fire, and Dad reinforced it after a border skirmish when I was a kid. That had been the first and one of the only times I'd been to the place. Every inch had a story. Every hallway had been walked by wolves who built the legacy we were still trying to live up to. And some I was trying to leave behind. Much like Dad had when he moved to the Oxford land.The furniture stayed dusted. Repairs were always made quick. Pack members rotated through on upkeep duties. But no one stayed. Not anymore. Until now. We stepped inside, Suki looking aroun

The teasing, the push and pull was everything I wanted. Everything I needed. She brought something out of me I hadn't realized was still buried, something stronger, sharper. Not just the Alpha I was supposed to be. The one I actually was. Not because someone told me. Because she showed me. Because she demanded it. Not with orders. With expectation. With that look. That smirk. That unshakable faith in me.I'd spent my whole life surrounded by people who would bend for me. Who would give me space to doubt, to retreat. She didn't. She stepped right in and met me there, dragged me out of my own head, and made it clear she wasn't going to let me play small. Not anymore.She challenged me. Not to break me down, but to build me better. Not a test to survive like before, when I'd been marked by Gaia and struggled to hold the pieces together. This was something else entirely. This wasn't about surviving. This was something to rise to. Something that demanded more, but gave just as much in retu

I pulled back and kissed her hard enough to make her laugh against my mouth.She sat up slowly, stretching again. Her back arched, her fingers brushing through her tangled hair. I stayed where I was and watched. She looked like she belonged in that bed, in this house, tangled up in my bond. She looked like something I wanted to chase.She caught me watching and grinned. "You going to just stare or get up?"I reached for her again. "We'll run. Just not yet."She smacked my chest lightly and rolled away, climbing out of bed. I followed.She didn't bother with real clothes. Just grabbed one of my shirts off the floor and tugged it over her head with a smirk. The hem hung halfway down her thighs, sleeves loose enough to slip past her hands.I stared."Seriously? That's what you're going with? That shirt's been through hospital visits, a fight, and however many hours of me trying not to fall apart. I probably sweated through it a dozen times. It must smell insane to you now."She stretched

We didn’t leave the woods.Not that day. Not that night. I didn’t want to, and neither did she.We ran until our legs trembled. We played, circling and snapping at each other’s heels, tackling and wrestling in the mossy patches of clearing. We swam again, slower this time, more tangled up in each other than anything else. We lay in the grass and the sun, curled together, drowsy and content.And then we shifted.Over and over.Human, wolf, back again. Each shift smoother than the last. No moon. No pain. Not really. Not like the pain I had braced for my entire life. Just choice. Pure choice and ability. The power that came with it was almost addictive. I always wondered what they meant when saying the power overtook the pain. It was raw. It was strong. I loved it.And I loved her.We didn’t talk much, not out loud. But we didn’t need to. We were in each other's heads and had no plans to leave. When we shifted back to skin, we couldn’t stop touching. Couldn’t stop reaching. It was like