All Chapters of Whispers of the Wild Hunt: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

I groan, throwing my head back and arching my hips toward him, but manage a breathy, “Yes. Fuck, yes.”“Good girl,” he growls and I almost cum a third time.I should be worried, but my body was made to stretch for him. For all three of them.He pushes in slowly, before pulling back and thrusting again. I whimper at the stretch, but need more, and patience has never been one of my virtues. I hook my legs behind him, pulling him toward me in one swift motion.My scream at the bite of pain swiftly turns into a groan of pleasure as he’s seated within me fully. His breathing comes in short pants, as he stares down at where we’re connected.His eyes are blood red as he looks up at me, heat swimming in their depths. “I wanted to take this slow for our first time together, do this right. But the bond is pulling so hard, I won’t be able to go easy.”“I don’t want slow or easy. I just want you. Forever.” I smile shyly, waiting for rejection like in the past. But instead, it’s as if those words

Later that morning, after a breakfast of granola bars and berries the forest so kindly found for me, we were back on the move. The forest is thicker, the farther north we drive, which seems counterproductive to nature. Why would there be the most trees in the biome they have to fight hardest in to survive? Is it because the humans and supernaturals alike are less likely to live there because of the cold? Less likely to tear down the forests filled with magic if it hurts to live there…The stolen pieced together tank rattles over the rocks and roots with a weird sort of ease as the terrain begins to slope upwards. When coming to Earth, I hadn’t paid much attention to where the packs call home, I merely found a small town that could use a doctor and invited myself in. Just how far north will we need to drive before we get to the sacred land of the King? As a forest Fae, I’m not really made for mountainous climbs, but anything beats where we’ve been.I sandwiched between Kai and Brax, cu

We stop for camp one last time, deciding it’s better to mentally prepare to meet the crazed wolf king than to go in tired and grouchy. A part of me is still worried that he won’t see Kai as the little brother that went missing, but a hindrance to this Fae treaty he is trying to get signed.I couldn’t cut it as Fae royalty, there’s no way I’ll cut it as Wolf royalty if I kill the current king and force Kai to take over. Would he even be allowed to take over as a half-vampire?I shake my head, watching as the fire light dances along the tall pine trees, casting eerie shadows around us. I’m not worried, the forest is calm and watching out for us, but it doesn’t mean we should let our guard down when we’re so close to potential freedom.Where will we go next if Talon won’t guard us like Kai hopes? Faerie is out, even if they wanted me there, Kai would be killed on principal, my mate or not.There’s a whole wide world out there that we could hide in, create our own little homestead to live

My mates climb out of the car slowly, keeping their hands visible and movements deliberate. Kai reaches a hand in, stilling as the wolves around him growl a warning, but I ignore it as I place my hand in his. He pulls me gently from the car, giving me something to lean on, though I’m not sure I need it anymore.My healing magic has done it’s job, healing the aches and pains from my body, but something still feels off. My magic buzzes at my fingertips, dancing just under my skin as if supercharged. Like the wires inside of my body are short-circuiting.It’s as if the magic from the border hadn’t just faded, but settled inside of me, pressing against every cell in my body. My instincts are amplified, my senses overloaded, and my pulse roars in my ears. Everything in me is telling me to protect my mates, to get us to safety. But I can’t move, my feet rooted to the ground as my magic tried and fails to center

The forest falls eerily silent as Lena crumples into Kai’s arms. I saw that look she gave him, saw how it broke him, and know there’s nothing we can do about it right now. But we will be lucky if our mate doesn’t hate us. I shake off the thought, focusing instead on what I can fix.The wolves around us are all wide-eyed, their bodies tense as they pace around the clearing, their eyes never quite leaving the woman in their princes arms. The younger wolves all look moments from bolting, and I can’t say I blame them. They shouldn’t have been out on a patrol yet.I step toward the group, leaving Kai to tend to our mate. I raise my hands, trying to get them all to focus. “Okay, I need everyone to just breathe.”“Breathe? Breathe?” Kai’s father, Darian scowls at me. “She could have killed us.”