บททั้งหมดของ Lilly Riverwood and the Moon Rose Ritual: บทที่ 181 - บทที่ 190

Lilly laughed, the sound light and musical. "I hope so. I still have so much work to do before the audition." "You'll be ready," Axel assured her, his confidence unwavering. Luka chose that moment to knock softly on the door frame. Three pairs of eyes turned toward him expectantly. "Sorry to interrupt," he said, stepping into the room. "I thought you'd want to know how the meeting went with your fathers.” Kenny and Axel straightened immediately, their expressions shifting from adoration to alert concern in an instant. Lilly lowered her violin, her amber eyes wide with anticipation. "Well?" she asked, her voice barely above a whisper. "What did they say?" 

Axel stepped closer to Lilly, his height making him tower over her petite frame. "I look forward to seeing what you've got, Riverwood," he said, his voice dropping to a playful growl that sent a visible shiver through Lilly. "Careful what you wish for, Blackthorn," she replied, not backing down an inch despite the blush creeping up her cheeks. Luka cleared his throat, breaking the moment. "Right, well, I should let you get back to practicing. Dad wants to go over some details for the weekend." As he turned to leave, Lilly called after him. "Luka? Thank you. For everything you're doing for us." Luka paused, looking back at his sister and her mates. The three of them stood together, a united front against whatever challenges might come their way. His chest swelled with pride and determination. "That's what family doe

Luka held his breath, sensing the delicate nature of this moment. The three pack leaders were acknowledging, in their own subtle way, what they all suspected about the relationship forming between their children. Mick turned to face Ryan and James fully. "Our children share a unique bond," he said carefully. "One that I believe will only strengthen the alliance between our packs." Ryan's expression remained guarded, but he nodded slowly. "Perhaps the Moon Goddess has plans for them, for all of us, that we're only beginning to understand." "The legends speak of rare bonds that transcend ordinary connections," James said thoughtfully. "Bonds blessed by the Goddess herself." The three men fell silent, each

Harmony turned to face her daughter fully, her expression gentle but serious. "Lilly, listen to me. No one expects you to be perfect at this. You're fourteen years old, with extraordinary gifts and an extraordinary destiny. There will be mistakes and missteps along the way. That's part of growing up, part of finding your path." "But there's so much at stake," Lilly protested. "The alliance, my audition..." "Yes, there is," Harmony agreed. "But you don't have to carry that weight alone. Your father and I, Luka, Kenny and Axel—we're all here to support you. To catch you when you stumble and celebrate with you when you soar." Lilly's eyes filled with tears. "I'm scared, Mom. What if I let everyone down?" Harmony pulled her

Lilly accepted the bouquet, burying her nose in the familiar scent of home. "They're perfect," she murmured, her voice thick with emotion. Axel moved closer, extending the velvet box. "This is from both of us," he said softly. "A token for good luck." With trembling fingers, Lilly opened the box to reveal a delicate silver pendant in the shape of a crescent moon, with three small stars nestled in its curve. The symbolism wasn't lost on her, the three of them, united under the Moon Goddess's protection. "It's beautiful," she whispered, tears welling in her eyes. "May we?" Kenny asked, reaching for the necklace. Lilly nodded, turning so Kenny coul