Semua Bab An Alpha Bound By The Moon: Bab 11 - Bab 20

The return to the Moon Swept Pack lands was unlike anything Aurora had experienced before. As the convoy of cars crested the final hill, she could see the lush valley town come into view, framed by the towering eucalyptus trees and golden sunlight that painted the hills in warmth. Nestled between winding rivers and rolling fields, the town buzzed with life, children darting across dirt paths, elders chatting on porches, and the smell of fresh bread from the bakeries lingering in the air.Jason leaned over, his hand finding hers in the backseat.  "Welcome home, Luna," he whispered. His voice was low, reverent, the word hanging between them like a sacred promise. Aurora's heart fluttered.Stepping out of the car, Aurora was met by Nathan's father, now acting Alpha in Jason's absence. He greeted her with a respectful nod.  "The elders are ready to begin planning the Luna ceremony," he said. "They've waited a long time for this day."Preparations

A few days had passed since Aurora's meeting with the expecting mothers and Dr. Thorn. The sunlit days in the pack town moved with a gentle hum of progress, and her evenings were spent deep in thought, often in conversation with Mia or one of the town advisors, shaping the ideas they’d gathered into something real.It was Jason who called the next meeting a formal gathering with the town planner, the pack’s accountant, Luna Aurora, and a few senior advisors. Held in the community hall’s strategy room, the long wooden table was covered with maps, ledgers, and steaming mugs of tea.“As we all know,” Jason began, standing at the head of the table, “our town is growing fast. It’s time we stop thinking of ourselves as a small country town. We’ve become something more.”The town planner, a tall man with sandy grey hair and a notebook full of scrawled diagrams, cleared his throat. “That’s true. From a pl

The late afternoon sun cast long golden streaks across the rooftops of the Moon Swept Pack lands. From the upper path that wound behind the Pack Hall, Jason stood with his arms folded, gazing out over the town that had changed so much in what felt like the blink of an eye.It had been months now since the battle. Since assuming the full mantle of Alpha. Since finding no, being found by his mate. In that time, his world had shifted, reshaped, and come alive in ways he hadn’t known he’d needed.Nathan and Mia had remained constants at his side. Loyal, grounded, brilliant. And then there was Aurora, his Luna, his equal, the other half of his soul. With her presence, everything had clicked into place.He exhaled as he stepped through the construction site of the new kindy. The building was nearly complete fresh timber beams framed wide, sunlit windows, and colourful murals were beginning to be painted on the outer walls. It would be ready in a few weeks.

It had been a long week of ceremonies, hospital tours, and endless meetings. So when Mia suggested a proper night off, Aurora jumped at the idea.“I’ll cook,” she offered with a grin. “A real New Zealand meal. You lot need to try more than meat off the BBQ.”That’s how Jason, Nathan, and Mia found themselves gathered around the long timber table in Jason and Aurora’s home. Candles flickered softly, and the air was rich with scents both familiar and exotic: roasted garlic, caramelized onions, and something sweet with an earthy tang.“Alright,” Aurora announced, stepping out from the kitchen, apron tied over her dress, a flushed glow on her cheeks. “Baked purple kumara, lamb slow roasted with rosemary, and a side of kūmara salad with fresh herbs. Don’t say I never give you anything.”Nathan blinked at his plate. “Purple potatoes?”“Kumara,” Aurora correcte

 As the weeks turned into months, the Moon Swept Pack flourished in new ways. The once quiet rhythm of daily life now beat to the soft cries of newborn pups, the laughter of exhausted but elated parents, and the steady hum of growth.Aurora and Mia embraced the surge of life with purpose. Their days were filled with visits to Kindy, assisting overwhelmed new mums, organizing meal deliveries, and offering support where it was most needed. They’d become the pack’s most visible symbols of strength and gentleness and their friendship, once budding, had grown into something deeply rooted.Jason and Nathan continued to hold the pack steady, their bond as Alpha and Beta and as brothers in arms only growing stronger. The logistics of a rapidly expanding community kept them busy, but they never missed a chance to check in during patrol walks or morning briefings.It was during one such walk that Jason's thoughts drifted from pack numbers and bord