Semua Bab ALPHA KING'S BRIDE: THE POWER OF HIS LUNA : Bab 71 - Bab 80

Debbie felt feverish. Her whole body was burning up. Ayla rushed to help her. She gently helped Debbie take off her clothes because the heat was making her skin itch badly. Debbie’s face was red and sweat dripped down her forehead. “Please, Ayla, get me the suppressant,” Debbie begged with tears in her eyes. “I don’t want anyone to touch me, and I don’t want to go to the heat camp. Please help me.” Debbie’s voice was full of pain and fear. She had never been through heat this strong before. Ayla’s heart hurt to see her friend suffer. But Ayla hesitated, her hand shaking as she picked up the small bottle of suppressant. “The thing is, Debbie,” Ayla began softly, “this is your first heat. You can fight it. I have some herbs that will help ease the pain. They’re safer. The suppressant will stop your heat, yes, but next time it might come back worse and stronger. Please trust me.” Debbie looked at Ayla with tears in her eyes. “But Ayla, I can’t stand this pain. I feel like my skin is b

This time, the arrows were too many to count. They filled the sky like a swarm of angry flies. Ayla’s heart jumped in fear. Her eyes shut tight because she knew there was no way to run from so many arrows. Her hands trembled, but she reached out and grabbed Debbie’s hand tightly. “What is happening?” Debbie whispered, her voice shaking. Just then, a loud noise came from behind them. It sounded like wood breaking or something heavy falling. Ayla opened her eyes, thinking she would see blood or pain—but nothing happened. She looked down at herself, then at Debbie. They were both standing, not a single arrow had touched them. Ayla turned to see what had made the loud noise. Behind them, a few villagers were standing together, looking up at the sky. Their faces were full of shock and wonder. Ayla and Debbie turned their heads and followed the villagers’ gaze. Then, they both gasped at what they saw. The arrows were still in the air. But they weren’t flying anymore. They were hangin

Her hips kept moving, even though she could feel his length pushing so deep it almost hurt. The pleasure was so much that her cries echoed through the chamber. “Oh, goddess…” she sobbed, her voice trembling. “Let it out, my love,” King Rykerr groaned, his breath hot against her ear. “You are everything I crave. You feel too perfect, too good” His words made her heart beat even faster. He pushed deeper inside her, each thrust shaking her whole body. Ayla could barely think, only feel. She clung to him, her nails digging into his back. His muscles tensed and relaxed with every movement, his strength holding her steady even when she felt she might break apart. Her pleasure grew, building like a storm. And then it hit her—a wave so strong it made her cry out his name. Her body shook around him, her legs tightening around his waist as she reached her peak. But he wasn’t done. He kept thrusting into her, his eyes dark and wild. “Give me more, Ayla… You’re my cure. The only one who can

The next morning, the Kingdom of Sea Moon was smiling. It was the day of the royal archery contest. Only royals were allowed to compete, but nobles from all around the land had come to watch. Servants moved around, attending to the guests, especially the powerful Alphas and their graceful Lunas.Prince Raban sat beside his brother, Prince Ulric. And right next to Ulric sat Debbie, close enough to make their closeness obvious. Princess Sheila was also there, seated near Prince Raban. These seats were reserved for royalty.Prince Raban had never seen Debbie before. From the moment his eyes landed on her, he couldn’t look away. Something about her drew him in. His eyes followed her every movement, and he couldn’t help but stare.Prince Ulric, aware of his brother’s gaze and Princess Sheila’s curiosity, decided to speak before either of them said something foolish. "By the way, this is Debbie. She’s Queen Ayla's friend from her father's pack. And she is with me."Sheila’s expression chang

The quiet moment didn’t last long.The silence was broken when an arrow flew through the air and hit the target right in the center. It was the perfect shot.Everyone jumped to their feet, clapped loudly, and cheered with excitement. Joy filled the air. Something amazing had just happened. In all the years of archery contests in the Sea Moon Kingdom, no woman had ever reached the third round. It had never happened. The women usually made it to the second round, but that was where their journey ended. None had ever gone beyond that.But today was different. Something new and special had taken place.Not one, but two women had made it into the third round. They had both done so well that the judges couldn’t ignore them. The crowd was full of joy. People smiled and clapped. The women’s hearts were filled with happiness and pride.King Rykerr held his wife and looked at her with pride, almost like he couldn’t believe what he had seen. He looked at Ayla, his partner in the contest. Even Ay