All Chapters of Her Second Chance Mate: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

The drive to the Bloodmoon Pack House, nestled in the heart of Mount Hood Village, always took my breath away. In August, its wood and stone accents glowed warmly under the summer sun, surrounded by bright wildflowers and the scent of pine. The sprawling house resembled a luxury lodge, with wide balconies and large windows reflecting the evening sky. Before I could park, Aurelia stepped onto the stone steps, her red hair shining in the sunlight and her green eyes sparkling as she spotted us. How did she know we were coming? Did Tristan text her? “Alex! Tristan!” she called, waving us over. Tristan practically bolted out of the car, his usual mix of excitement and energy on full display. I followed at a slower pace, grinning as Logan appeared behind Aurelia. As Logan stepped outside, despite their twelve-year relationship, their stark differences still caught me off guard. Logan was her complete opposite in stature—short, with a stocky build. His wild brown hair and beard made him

As I stepped out of the barn on Christian Ranch, the crisp morning air was filled with the scent of fresh hay, and my mind was tangled with thoughts of Holly. It had been two days since we last met at Boland Farm, where we worked side by side, our boys playing nearby. Holly had shared something that weighed heavily on her: she couldn’t have more children. I felt her tension and, at that moment, pulled her into my lap, offering comfort as she cried. She kissed me—a soft, desperate touch—before agreeing to a date. Just an hour later, Tristan interrupted my thoughts about her to reveal that Samuel’s hotel room had been broken into. Holly confirmed that her laptop was stolen, a targeted theft. Two days later, despite the best efforts of Bloodmoon’s trackers and Silvercloud’s tech, the thief remained elusive, always slipping away just ahead of the hunt. I pulled my phone from my pocket and flicked on the screen. Holly’s contact name, Wildflower, sat at the top of my messages. I scrolle

The filly was making slow, steady progress as I moved carefully, wary of spooking her. She watched me, eyes filled with caution. Beautiful and strong, she held onto her wildness, requiring patience to earn her trust. As the late afternoon sun cast a warm glow over the ranch, the filly snorted and tested me, taking a hesitant step closer. I thought, ‘Good girl,’ silently encouraging her. At that moment, I lost track of the world beyond the pen and focused solely on our silent, patient connection. Then I felt it—a presence watching me. I turned, and there was Holly, leaning against the fence with her arms crossed, her calm expression unreadable. My stomach flipped, thrilled to see her but also worried why she was here so suddenly. I knew she had been out with her friends all day, but here she was, unexpected and magnetic. I stepped back to give the filly space, then approached the fence where Holly stood. “Didn’t expect to see you here,” I said, brushing dust from my hands. My g

Death by edging. I wasn’t sure if that was possible, but it sure the fuck felt like a possibility. No fantasy I ever dreamed of being with Holly could hold a candle to reality. Holly was going to be the death of me, and even if I don’t get to cum before I meet that end, I could say I would die with a smile. I would die a happy man because Holly Boland, the star of every fantasy I’ve had since I was sixteen, TIED me up in the hayloft and gave me the most mind-blowing blow job without ever blowing my load. And now? Oh fuck, now she was naked and riding my cock like she was made for it. I suppose she was since we are mates. Or maybe it’s more that I was made for her. No, it’s both. We were made for each other. I don’t care which it is. All I cares about was that Holly had let me in. Maybe not completely in her heart, but I was currently balls deep in her slick heat, wanting for nothing except to be untied so I could touch this woman in all the ways I’d dreamed. As she leaned over me,

The barn air was thick with hay and dust, but all I could smell was rage. It burned through me like a wildfire, every word from Claire’s mouth stoking the flames higher. I had known she was hateful and had a mean streak a mile wide, but this? Calling Holly a kennel slut? Spitting venom about Tristan being tainted by being around supernatural creatures? The way she had screamed my full name like she had any right to command my attention after all these years? If I hadn’t already been at my breaking point, how she mocked Aurelia would have done it. I forced myself to breathe. Losing control wouldn’t help anything. It wouldn’t protect Tristan or Holly. It wouldn’t undo the damage Claire had already caused. What I could do was make sure she never got another chance to wreak havoc in our lives. I yanked my phone from my pocket, my fingers tightening around it so hard I thought I might crack the screen. I didn’t hesitate before opening a group text with Aurelia and Holly. Alex: Claire is