Semua Bab Iron Fangs MC The Alpha's Mate Dilemma : Bab 41 - Bab 50

Moon's Rising At sixteen, Luna Moon Sterling-Carson had grown into everything her family hoped she'd be. Her honey-gold hair now fell past her waist, often trailing magical sparkles when she used her powers. The leather jacket Ghost and Tank had given her years ago had grown with her, still spelled with their protection, still bearing the cherished pin that connected her to her uncles. "Looking good, princess," Ghost said as Luna strode into the clubhouse, her dual nature evident in every graceful movement. She'd just finished another training session with the younger Academy students, teaching them to combine different magical disciplines. She was a beauty just like her mom. "Thanks, Uncle Ghost." She hugged him tight, their connection through the pin humming with familiar comfort. At thirteen, Axel followed behind her, his gold-green eyes watching his sister with perpetual admiration. He was as protective as his dad. "Show them what we learned today, Luna!" he urged excited

Blood's Worth The attack came during Axel's training session. At fifteen, Luna's brother was already showing unprecedented alpha strength, but he was still learning to control his dual nature. When the rogue wolves struck, targeting the Iron Fangs' heir, Kai didn't hesitate. Luna felt it through their mate bond first – Kai's fierce protective instinct, followed by searing pain. Through the spelled pin, Ghost and Tank felt her panic: *Axel! Kai! Training grounds!* She teleported instantly to find Kai in wolf form, bleeding but standing guard over Axel. Her mate had taken a spelled blade meant for her brother, his elemental magic fighting against dark enchantments. "No one touches my mate's family," Kai snarled as he shifted back to human, still maintaining a shield of elemental energy around Axel despite his wounds. Luna's power exploded outward, but this time, it wasn't fear driving her magic – it was pure protective fury. She'd grown past her childhood terrors of losing lov

Phoenix's Pain Axel discovered the truth during a training session at the Academy. Sara's sleeve slipped, revealing bruises that no phoenix healing should have left behind. Through their developing mate bond, he felt her instant fear and shame. She tried to hide it just as fast as he saw it. She felt shame he noticed. "Sara," he said softly, his dual nature responding to her pain. "Who did this to you?" She looked down sadly. She pulled away, golden eyes downcast. "It's nothing. My father... he just gets angry sometimes. When my phoenix form isn't perfect enough. When my powers don't meet his standards." She shuddered and tears clouded her vision. Axel's wolf nature surged with protective fury, while his druid magic reached instinctively to heal. But Sara flinched from his power, making his heart break. "Please," she whispered. "You can't tell anyone. He's all I have. And he's right – I need to be stronger, be better—" She was blaming herself for her father abusing her. "S

Healing Hearts Ghost heard the muffled sobs before he reached the bathroom. Sara's phoenix magic was flickering erratically, a sign of her emotional distress. Through Luna's spelled pin, he felt his niece's immediate concern, but he sent back a gentle reassurance: *Let me handle this one, princess.* "Sara?" he called softly through the door. "It's Ghost." The crying paused briefly. "I'm fine," came the unconvincing reply. "You know," Ghost settled onto the floor outside the door, "I once spent years helping another young girl who said she was 'fine' when she wasn't. She taught me that being strong doesn't mean facing pain alone." Having a shoulder and ear helped so much. There was a moment of silence before Sara's quiet voice responded: "Luna?" "My princess," Ghost confirmed. "She used to hide her fears, too. Thought she had to be strong all the time because of who her parents were. Sound familiar?" The bathroom door cracked open slightly. Sara's golden eyes were red fr

Wolf's Warning Rachel's attempts grew bolder after the Academy confrontation. She started appearing everywhere – pack gatherings, territorial meetings, even trying to interrupt Axel's training sessions. But her most daring move came during a full moon run. Sara was participating in her first official pack run, her phoenix form a gorgeous streak of gold among the wolves. Through their mate bond, Axel felt her joy in being accepted, in running with family. She looked at ease and extremely happy. Then Rachel appeared, deliberately cutting between them in wolf form. She was boldly trying to push Sara away from Axel. "Enough," Axel growled, shifting to human form as the pack gathered protectively around Sara. "This ends now." Rachel shifted back, tossing her hair. "Come on, Axel. You can't tell me you prefer a phoenix who can barely maintain her form to a true wolf. Someone who understands our world, our traditions—" She was delusional to think he would reject Sara for a whore.