Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Secret Love of the Wolf Prince: Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 30

His teeth pressed softly the back of my neck, sending a chill down my spine and sparkling a prick in my womb. I arched my back until my butt brushed his hips, letting out a muffled moan. He caressed my buttocks before holding me in his arms, wrapping me in his warmth.“Sleep, child,” he whispered in my ear.His voice seemed to push my eyelids down behind the blindfold, and I fell asleep a heartbeat later.I opened my eyes to the empty cave and I was surprised to find in the fire had just been fueled. Maybe the wolf had just left, and that was what had waken me up? Outside it was still snowing, but the wind was winding down.I felt rested, full of energy. I pulled the blanket away and hurried to wear the hunter outfit. I ate some nut while I did some tidy up. And I took a moment to smell the bed sheet before covering it with the blanket and the bearskin, enjoying the trace of the wolf’s essence left in the fabric. When I had nothing left to do, I filled the pot with the water I had left

“And you?” I asked in a thread of voice.“I’d be taken to trial and punished.” He shrugged, kissing my forehead. “But not before the immortals find you north of the Red Woods. I would never get to you in time to save you and run away with you across the mountains."“Why would you do that, my lord?”“Run away with you?”He chuckled once more and lifted me in his arms to kiss me. Then he lay me down on the pellet to lie on top of me.“Because you’re mine, child,” he breathed before kissing me again. “And soon I’ll be yours forever and ever.”At any other time, such a statement would have turned me into a sea of tears out of happiness and disbelief. But he didn’t give me a chance. He finished talking already taking off his jerkin, and kept kissing me as he undressed me.Within minutes, he made me moan and shiver against his mouth, lost to that blinding pleasure, that thrust through me like a fiery spear, from my groin to my chest.

He went into the cave ahead of me, and as soon as I walked in, he came with the black ribbon in his mouth. I dropped what I was carrying, covered my eyes without a word and turned to face the wall. He took me in his arms a heartbeat later, made me turn around and kissed me deep, holding me against his naked body.“I’m sorry,” he whispered by my ears. “I wanted you to move freely the whole day, but I couldn’t wait any longer to kiss you and talk to you.”“Get dressed, my lord, please,” I murmured, breathing in the exquisite fragrance of his body. “It’s so cold.”He lifted me in his arms, chuckling, and on his way to his chest, he sat me down on the pallet. I heard him get dressed and grab firewood from the pile.“We came back just in time,” he said, fueling the fire. “Your buns almost burned and the fire almost died out.”The comforting heat of the flames caused me a chill. He sat down by my side and held me in his arms.“I’m sorry I pushed y

I was sorting our supplies when the wolf jumped from the pallet, where he was laying, to go stand past the fire and face the entrance to the cave on the alert. I paused what I was doing and heard footsteps in the snow. A moment later, a tall figure wrapped in a white fur cloak blocked the light coming in from the outside.“Look at you!”I recognized the princess’ voice. She took two steps into the cave, a hand on her hip. To my surprise, the wolf lowered his head and flattened his ears.“The whole castle is asking about you and here you are, playing the puppy with a crush! Come, let me speak to Joy alone.”The princess stepped aside and the wolf trotted out, taking the scolding. She shook her head, snorting, and smiled at me.“Hello, little one.”“My lady,” I murmured, bowing my head.“Looks like you’re making it work here,” she said.“I am, my lady.

While we had dinner, I tried to ask about the hunt the princess had mentioned. But his answers were vague, evasive. So I tried another approach.“Shouldn’t I go too? I always helped Teah with the refugees.”“Your friend can do it by herself,” he grunted.I just nodded, understanding he didn’t want to talk about it. So I asked him about the humans working at the castle, whom I would soon join.“They’re mothers whose children have already joined the pack. Once that happens, they’re given the choice of going back to the village or staying to work for us. They all chose to stay,” he replied, and there was a cold edge to his voice.“What is it, my lord?”“I wish my sister hadn’t talked to you about it,” he grunted. “Guess now you can’t wait for winter to be over.”“Why would I, my lord? To leave here?”He let out a