Todos los capítulos de Four Mates and a She wolf : Capítulo 41 - Capítulo 50

The journey through the forest had been exhausting, and the group decided it was time to take a rest. They had been trekking for hours, their feet sore from navigating the uneven terrain and their bodies aching from the relentless pace they had maintained. Finally, they stumbled upon a small clearing that seemed safe enough to stop and take a rest. The canopy overhead filtered the late afternoon sunlight, casting dappled shadows on the forest floor, giving the place a serene, almost magical atmosphere. Avery sat with her back against a sturdy tree, its rough bark pressing into her skin, feeling the day's exertion begin to weigh heavily on her. She let out a deep sigh, closing her eyes for a moment to savor the brief respite. Around her, the sounds of the forest were a gentle symphony: the rustling of leaves, the distant call of a bird, and the soft murmur of a nearby stream. Shane, ever the pragmatic leader, was close by, methodically checking their supplies. He counted their rati

As they set out to move, the rogue leader—who Avery had mentally dubbed the "Rogue Lord"—made a decision that filled her with a fresh wave of anxiety. "Hold on," he commanded, raising a hand to halt their progress. He eyed Avery's mates with a mixture of suspicion and cunning. "The girl stays with me. Just in case you four get any ideas." Shane, Sean Cruz, and Romeo exchanged tense glances, their protective instincts flaring. Shane took a step forward, his muscles tensed. "You can't separate us. If you want our help, we need to stay together." The Rogue Lord sneered, clearly enjoying the tension. "That's where you're wrong. I don’t need all of you together. In fact, I think you’ll behave much better knowing your precious lady is within arm's reach of me." He grabbed Avery's arm roughly, pulling her closer to him. Avery winced at the harsh grip but held her head high, refusing to show fear. She knew she needed to keep her composure for her mates' sake. "I'll be fine," she a

The forest echoed with the aftermath of the battle as Avery and her mates stood amidst the fallen rogues, panting and covered in dirt and sweat. The air was thick with the scent of blood and the acrid tang of adrenaline. Shane, Cruz, and Romeo looked around warily, ensuring that none of the rogues remained alive to threaten them further. "We did it," Cruz said, his voice a mixture of relief and exhaustion. He wiped the sweat from his brow and looked at Avery. "Are you okay?" Avery nodded, though her hands were trembling slightly. "I'm fine. Thanks to you guys." She took a deep breath, trying to steady herself. "We need to keep moving. We can't afford to stay here any longer." Shane, ever the protector, moved to Avery's side and gently touched her arm. "You're right. But let's take a moment to regroup and make sure we have everything we need. We can’t let our guard down now." They quickly gathered their supplies, checking for any useful items the rogues might have had. Cruz f

As they began their journey back home, the reality of their situation quickly set in. The exhaustion from their battle with the rogues and the taxing ritual weighed heavily on them. Their supplies were nearly depleted, and the thought of continuing without food or rest seemed daunting. Shane noticed the fatigue etched on Avery's face and the weariness in Cruz and Romeo's steps. He knew they needed a plan, and fast. "We need to rest and resupply," Shane said, his voice breaking the silence. "Continuing like this isn't safe. We’re all running on fumes." Avery nodded, her eyes heavy with fatigue. "But where can we go? We’re still far from home, and I don’t think we can make it without food and proper rest." Shane thought for a moment, then a solution came to him. "I have a friend, someone who can help us. He’s the Vampire King, and his palace isn’t too far from here. If we can make it there, we can rest and get the supplies we need." Cruz looked skeptical. "The Vampire King? A

As the evening progressed, and the meal came to an end, Lucian turned to Avery and her mates with a somber expression. "There is something I must ask of you," he began, his voice grave. Avery glanced at her mates, a sense of unease settling in her stomach. "What is it?" she asked cautiously. Lucian took a deep breath, his gaze flickering between them. "I would be honored if you would attend my wedding tomorrow." Avery's eyes widened in surprise, and she exchanged puzzled looks with Shane, Cruz, and Romeo. "Your wedding?" she repeated, unable to hide her confusion. "Yes," Lucian confirmed, his tone earnest. "It's a significant event for our kingdom, a union that will strengthen our alliances and ensure our prosperity. I understand if it seems sudden, but I would be grateful if you would join us." Shane spoke up, his voice laced with skepticism. "We appreciate the invitation, Lucian, but is it wise for us to attend? Given the circumstances..." Lucian nodded, understanding