All Chapters of Let me go alpha, I belong to your cousin : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Aura's POVI woke up one morning with a hunger so sharp, so wild, I nearly cried. It wasn't just for food. It was deeper, more primal. My body ached for something I couldn't define, something only the growing life inside me seemed to understand.The cravings hit like waves. One minute I was fine, brushing my hair or wiping down a table at Molly’s Diner, and the next, I needed something—no, had to have it. Ice. Lemon peels. Spicy sausages dipped into honey. I never ate like this before. I barely even liked sweets, but suddenly I was mixing peanut butter with pickles at midnight.But the real kicker? I couldn’t hide it anymore. My stomach had begun to round, small but visible, and the cravings weren’t just weird; they were fierce. They arrived with heat in my skin, tightness in my chest, and a sense of yearning that felt like an animal. More than once, I found myself panting softly in the bathroom at the diner, attempting to calm my racing heart after one of the cravings passed. Tha

Aura's POVStanding on the porch of Kai's cabin, the wind was strong that night, cutting through the air like a blade. My hands curved around a steaming cup; the aroma of herbs did nothing to soothe the anxiety rising within me. Something seemed wrong. Beneath my skin, my wolf stirred nervously, her instincts on edge.Kai was inside strengthening the back door. I could tell he had smelled the same peculiar scent I had smelt earlier that day while we were gathering firewood, even though he hadn't mentioned anything yet. Rogue wolves.They're becoming bolder.” Kai said behind me. " I looked over and saw him using a rag to wipe his hands. “We must prepare ourselves.”I nodded a little, grasping the mug more tightly. A soft kick against my ribs from the baby served as a soothing reassurance that I wasn't alone. But the kick felt a little different. More powerful.Kai moved past me and put a gentle hand on my arm. “Please head to the safe room in case something goes wrong. Okay?” I

AuraThe pain had been sudden, relentless, and terrible, like a tidal wave. My screams reverberated through the cabin, bouncing off the walls like thunder. In the improvised bed, I had rolled over and clutched my large tummy as if my hands could hold everything inside.“Kai.” I cried out as the contraction that followed made it difficult for me to hold my breath.Immediately he was by my side, his hands steady and cool, but his eyes betrayed the panic he was trying so hard to hide."I thought it had gotten better earlier," he remarked, sweeping my perspiration-damp hair from my brow. "Hold on, Aura. I’ll call Mavyn." Mavyn. The old healer who resided on the outskirts of town. A half-wolf, half-human woman who was always by herself and was said to hold power ancient than the forest itself. I nodded faintly, my claws burrowing into Kai's arm as another contraction poured through me. My baby. My baby wasn't supposed to come yet. Not now. Not like this. By the time Mavyn came,

AuraThe morning air felt different. Softer, sweeter. Something seems to had shifted in the wind. I woke up with an odd warmth in my chest, like someone had tightly held my heart by wrapping their arms around it. Blinking away the sleep fog, I stretched and saw Kai, shirtless and chopping wood, through the open door.With every swing, his muscles tensed under the gentle sunlight, his brow shone.I felt the pull again.Soft and warm, like a heartbeat that doesn't belong to me, the bond pulsed weakly in my chest. Unlike the frantic fire I'd once felt for Ryder, it was quieter and deeper. It was steady, certain, like a river that knew where it was going, not possessive or suffocating.Feeling the gentle flutter where our bond lived, I pushed my palm against my chest. Like roots burrowing into the soil of my soul. The night before, I had felt it start to grow slowly, but steady. Even though it was just on my forehead, his kiss had opened something wide inside me.I let my hand fall to m

AuraDarkness faded into colors and sounds—rough hands pulling me, the bitter sting of cold air on my skin, the muted roar of my own heartbeat.Though the edges of the world tilted perilously, I struggled to stay awake. Somewhere, I imagined I could hear Kai's frantic, wild voice calling for me. But he was too far away and I was by myself.I found myself waking on cold stone with the weak flicker of torches dancing along the walls. Panic struck my heart. Instinctively clutching my stomach, I rushed upright."Easy, darling," a sneering voice purred.I spun around. A few feet away, arms crossed, Leona stood with her red lips curling in amusement. She looked perfect as usual: her designer clothes unsuitable for the grim surroundings, her blonde hair in soft waves. The only thing that betrayed her was her eyes. They gleamed with a cold, calculating brightness."Where... where am I?" I croaked, my throat sore.She said gently, "Somewhere safe. For now.”I tried to stand, but my knees gave