Semua Bab Four Mates and a She wolf : Bab 11 - Bab 20

As the weight of their situation settled over them, Avery and her four mates exchanged nervous glances, each grappling with the impossible decision that lay before them. According to the rules imposed upon them, Avery had to choose one of her mates as her sole partner, condemning the others to death. It was a choice none of them wanted to make, yet the consequences of refusing to choose were equally dire. Silence hung heavy in the air as they sat in the dimly lit living room, the only sound the soft hum of the ceiling fan overhead. Avery could feel the tension coiling in her chest, a knot of anxiety tightening with each passing moment. She knew they couldn't avoid the inevitable forever, but the thought of having to condemn three of her mates to death was unbearable. Shane was the first to break the silence, his voice filled with determination as he spoke up. "We can't just sit here and do nothing," he said firmly, his gaze flickering between Avery and the others. "We need to fi

After her kiss with Sean had left her breathless and Shane's embrace had filled her with warmth, she felt herself being gently tugged by Cruz. Cruz, with his calm and steady demeanor, always had a way of grounding Avery. His presence was a soothing balm, a reminder of the quiet strength that he carried within him. As he pulled her close, Avery felt a sense of anticipation mixed with a deep-seated trust. His arms encircled her, drawing her into the warmth of his embrace. "Hey," Cruz whispered, his voice a soft murmur against her ear. His breath was warm, sending a shiver down her spine. "Hey," Avery replied, her voice barely above a whisper. She looked up into his eyes, finding a mixture of tenderness and passion there that made her heart skip a beat. Cruz's eyes, a deep, soulful brown, held her gaze as he leaned in. The world around them seemed to fade away, leaving only the two of them standing in the gentle glow of the room. His lips brushed against hers, tentative at fir

After her kiss with Cruz, Avery’s heart was still racing, the intensity of their connection lingering like a warm embrace. She had barely caught her breath when she felt a gentle but firm hand on her arm. Turning, she found herself face to face with Romeo, his eyes dark and intense. "My turn," he said, his voice a deep, soothing rumble that sent shivers down her spine. Avery couldn’t describe how she felt at that moment. Her emotions were a whirlwind, her heart pounding with anticipation and excitement. She was on cloud nine, a mix of exhilaration and tenderness enveloping her as she looked into Romeo’s eyes. His expression was serious, yet there was a softness there that made her heart ache with affection. Romeo’s hand slid up her arm, his touch gentle but insistent. He pulled her closer, his other hand coming to rest on the small of her back. The heat of his palm seeped through her shirt, grounding her in the moment. She could feel the strength in his grip, the way he held h

After her mates left, Avery took a moment to tidy up the living room. She felt an exhilarating mix of exhaustion and contentment. The evening had been magical, filled with revelations and deepened connections. Each kiss and every shared laugh had cemented her feelings for Sean, Shane, Cruz, and Romeo, and she was eager to see where their relationships would lead. Just as she was finishing up, the front door opened, and Avery's parents and her younger sister, Haylee, walked in. They had been out for the evening, giving Avery the house to herself and her friends. "Hey, everyone! How was your night?" Avery greeted them, her smile radiant. Her mother, a petite woman with kind eyes and a warm demeanor, immediately noticed the change in Avery's expression. "It looks like someone had a great evening," she said, a playful glint in her eye. Her father, a tall, burly man with a gentle spirit, gave her a knowing smile. "I'd say so. You look happier than I've seen you in a while, Avery.

The sun rose slowly over the horizon, casting a soft golden glow over the landscape as the day began. For Avery and her mates, today was not just any day—it was the day they would seek out the Shaman, hoping to find a solution to their impossible predicament. The stakes were high, but their resolve was unwavering. Avery stood in front of her mirror, brushing her long, chestnut hair with deliberate strokes. She glanced at her reflection, her green eyes filled with determination. She was dressed in a simple, yet elegant, white dress that flowed gracefully around her ankles. It was a day that demanded both strength and serenity, and she felt the weight of it in her every movement. Downstairs, her mates were gathered, each one preparing in their own way. Shane paced the living room, his brow furrowed in thought. His broad shoulders and confident stance exuded a sense of leadership, but even he couldn't hide the tension that simmered beneath the surface. Sean sat on the edge of the s