The Awakening Of The Hybrid Luna のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 61 - チャプター 70

Rowan’s POVFrom the outside, I looked calm.I always did.It was how I’d been raised — how I’d survived. Keep steady, keep measured, keep the storm contained. My pack needed a rock when everything burned. I’d been that rock. I’d learned to master every flicker of expression until no one saw the cracks.But the truth?Sitting in Zander’s kitchen, watching Aurora blush as she stammered about her wolf, hearing the word Liora fall from her lips—I wasn’t calm at all.I was shaking inside.Her wolf.Her other half.When Aurora said Liora had spoken to her, the bond snapped tighter, brighter. It was like someone had lit a fire in my blood and poured lightning through my veins.My wolf surged, pressing against me. She is awake. She is whole. You feel it, don’t you? The bond has sharpened.I clenched my jaw, sipping my coffee slowly to hide the way my hands wanted to tremble. I feel it.We need her, my wolf growled. We need Liora. We need Aurora. Not tomorrow. Not someday. Now.I shut my ey

Aurora’s POVThe final bell rang, thank goodness because I needed to talk to my best friend before I did anything.My pulse was too loud—drumming in my ears, matching the restless rhythm in my chest. Feeling like I’ve been holding a secret all day, but in all honesty I wasn’t I just haven’t seen Ember yet to tell her.I finally found Ember exactly where I knew she’d be—half-leaning against her locker, thumbs flying over her phone, smiling like she was texting Liam something she definitely shouldn’t be texting at school. Knowing my best friend is exactly what she was doing. She never leaves anything out when we have girl time when it comes to her and Liam. And believe me it’s way past PG-13. Shaking my head attempting to forget how dirty my best friend is. “Em,” I said, my voice cracking halfway through her name.She looked up, eyebrows arching. “Whoa. You look like you either got the world’s best idea or you’re about to confess to a crime.”“Maybe both, depending on how you look at

Aurora’s POVThe kiss had just found its rhythm—Zander’s mouth warm against mine, Rowan’s lips steady at the back of my neck, a hum building under my skin like the air before a summer storm—when the front door flew open with a gasp of cold night.We all jerked apart.“Okay, first of all: do not murder me,” Ember blurted, one hand flattening against the door as it swung shut behind her. She took in the scene—my flushed cheeks, Zander’s rumpled shirt, Rowan’s too-calm posture—and made a face like she’d walked into the final chapter of a book fifty shades of Grey. “Second of all: I knocked. You didn’t hear. Third: your phone won’t stop ringing, Rory.”She held it up. On the screen, three missed calls stacked over two unheard voicemails. Ana. Then Christian. Then an unknown number that made my wolf stir.My stomach dipped.Zander’s arm slid around my waist automatically, anchoring me. Rowan’s gaze sharpened. He didn’t move, but something in him leaned closer.“What happened?” I asked, f

Aurora’s POVThe knock came again—-Three beats. A pause. Three more.It wasn’t threatening. It wasn’t even loud. But it crawled straight through the quiet like it knew exactly where to find the pulse of my heartbeat.Zander stiffened beside me, one arm instinctively shifting in front of me. Rowan moved toward the door, measured and silent, the way only an Alpha could.The house breathed with us—wood creaking, wind whispering against the windows.Then, before either of them could stop me, I whispered, “It’s her.”I didn’t know how I knew. I just did. The same way you know when a storm is coming before you hear the thunder.Rowan’s hand brushed the door handle, hesitated. “Aurora—”“She said she wouldn’t come until dawn,” Zander muttered, tension rolling off him. “Why now?”“Because something changed,” came a voice from the other side. Calm. Feminine. Older than any voice had a right to be. “You called to me, child. Whether you meant to or not.”Zander’s eyes met mine—blue lightning in

Aurora’s POV – “Rory, your heartbeat just rocketed,” Zander said softly, concern flickering in his eyes.I blinked up at him, cheeks flaming. “No kidding,” I muttered under my breath, which only made Rowan snicker from the other side of me.I shot him a glare, which only made him laugh harder. And honestly, could you blame me for being flustered? I was lying between two Alphas — two impossibly strong, beautiful men who somehow both belonged to me. The weight of that realization was dizzying.“Baby girl,” Rowan murmured, brushing his thumb across my cheek. “What’s got that head of yours spinning?” I’m laying on the bed and Zander and Rowan are both now in their birthday suits, but what gets me the most is the thing between their legs.How in the hell is that going to fit inside of me? I pondered to myself and I could feel my cheeks turn another shade of pink. Dang I know they’re alphas but seriously does everything about them have to be so big.“Baby girl, what are you thinking?” M