All Chapters of Alora's Windsong: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

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Chapter 71 Recovery

Morning came softly.Warm light poured through the thin hospital curtains, painting my room in pale gold. The rhythmic hum of machines mixed with the faint cry of another newborn down the hall, but for once… everything felt still. Safe. Whole. I was getting so tired of hospitals. I wanted to go home.Storm slept against my chest, nursing with his tiny hand on my breast, warm and secure, his breath a soft flutter against my skin. His fingers curled tightly around the fabric of my cotton gown, as if even in dreams he refused to let go. I couldn’t blame him. I didn’t want to ever let go either.For a moment, I just lay there, breathing him in. Milk and skin and the faintest scent of rain. My son. My miracle. The storm who saved us all.The door clicked open. Dr. Brooks entered quietly, clipboard in hand, his voice low and kind. “Good morning, Luna Alora,” he said with a smile. I don’t think I’ll ever get used to people calling me that. “Vitals are steady. You’re healing beautifully. An

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Chapter 72 The Name She Buried

The day after the storm broke, calm finally returned to our mountains: twin peaks, one owned by Ryker, the other owned by Jenna.Snow glistened everywhere, under a pale winter sun, the world deceptively peaceful, as if the earth itself wanted to forget the blood, the cries, and the blizzard that had nearly torn everything apart.Inside the Alpha mansion, warmth filled every hall. Fires crackled in the stone hearths, and the scent of herbs and honey drifted through the air. Ryker stood by the great window of the east wing, watching the tree line fade into mist. His gaze was distant, his expression unreadable.Behind him, his long-time maid moved quietly through the rooms, laying fresh linen and refilling the water pitchers. Her movements were deliberate, graceful. She was older than she appeared. She had served this family for decades, long before Alora had been born. She never spoke much, but she always knew when something was wrong.“Thank you, Mara,” Ryker said without turning. His

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Chapter 73 The Cellmate

Weeks later, The metallic click of boots echoed down the narrow corridor. Jake sat on the edge of his cot, the fluorescent lights buzzing against his skull. Concrete walls sweated damp in the winter air; the whole place smelled of bleach, rust, and despair. For six months, he’d been locked away in solitary: no voices, no music, just his own mind whispering at him in the dark.*Someone’s coming.* Jake's wolf said.“Pack up. You’re moving,” barked a guard—broad shoulders, a face that had forgotten how to be kind. Keys clinked, punctuating each word.Jake lifted his head slowly. His throat was dry. “To where?”The guard’s mouth twisted into something like a smile. “You’re getting a new roommate, lucky you.”The words hung there—strange, leery, heavy. Lucky? He was never lucky.Jake laughed once; the sound was dry as dust. “After months alone? Guess somebody up there finally decided I’m worth company.”“Something like that,” another guard muttered, and the cuffs bit into his wrists and a

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Chapter 74 Fall Finals

Beth had kept me caught up on all my classes while I was out, and somehow, despite everything that had happened, it was already time for finals. The campus looked different now, brighter, calmer. Maybe it was just me, seeing the world with a little more gratitude after everything we’d been through. There were more guards around now, but that was welcomed.It was my first day back, and the chill in the air carried that familiar end-of-semester tension. Students rushed past, clutching coffee cups and laptops, backpacks slung over their shoulders. The scent of cinnamon and roasted hazelnut drifted from the campus café.I sat astride my bike, the engine idling softly beneath me, scrolling through my phone just to make sure Jenna hadn’t texted me about Storm. She hadn’t. He was home, safe, probably babbling at the ceiling while Jenna read one of her children’s books. I smiled just thinking about it.“Alora!”I looked up just in time to see Beth running across the campus, papers flying in h

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Chapter 75 – Christmas

The smell of pizza and pine filled the air. It was late, the snow still falling in lazy spirals outside, and every window of the condo glowed gold. The fire cracked softly, our music played low, and Storm was sprawled on a blanket by the tree, amazed by the twinkling fairy lights that reflected off his wide, curious eyes.Beth handed me another ornament from the box, a green Grinch and a tiny glass moon. “This one goes near the top,” she said. “It catches the light better.” Blaise took it from me and lifted Storm, balancing him easily in one arm. “Think he can reach?”“Let’s find out,” I said, laughing.Storm’s little hand clutched the moon ornament. Blaise guided him forward until his tiny fingers brushed the branch. For a second, the lights flickered — then one, two, three bulbs lit brighter than before, pulsing softly in rhythm with Storm’s heartbeat.Beth gasped. “Okay… that’s not normal.”I smiled. “It’s him. He’s just showing off.”Blaise grinned proudly. “My boy’s already got

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Chapter 76 Moon Goddess Visit

The fire burned low in Ryker’s chambers, its light dancing across the pine-scented air. The Christmas tree in the corner twinkled softly, casting gold and silver over the walls. Jenna lay naked and sleeping in his arms, her breath slow, her head resting against his chest.For the first time in years, peace felt real. But peace never lasted long in a house marked by prophecy.A soft warmth stirred the air, faint at first, then brighter. A glow shimmered through the room like moonlight rising from nowhere. Ryker opened his eyes. A figure stepped from the light.Ryker slowly got out of bed, careful not to wake Jenna.It was the Moon Goddess herself.“I have a special gift for you, Ryker,” she said, her voice melodic, carrying the weight of eternity. She extended her hand toward him.He rose slowly, careful not to wake Jenna. “A gift?”Her smile was soft but knowing. “Come with me.”When his hand touched hers, the light consumed them both. The world fell away.They reappeared in anoth

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Chapter 77 The Portal Beneath the Cabin

Ryker didn’t sleep that night. The faint glow of the Christmas tree shimmered in the corner of his bedchambers, its lights casting slow, golden reflections over the walls. Jenna lay asleep, her breathing soft and steady, but his mind refused rest. He paced his room. Her touch still affected him in ways he had long forgotten.‘The storm will return to where it began.’ Lyra’s words pulsed through his heart and thoughts like a strong heartbeat.He stood before the double doors that led to his balcony. Snow drifted over the ridge outside, the same ridge that hid the witch’s cabin, the one Mara had spoken of. The world looked calm, but he knew better. Peace was often the calm before the storm.He poured himself a strong glass of Bourbon and Coke on the rocks, trying to still his pounding heart. The fire in the hearth barely flickering now, he stared at the mountains until dawn threatened to rise.A knock came softly at his door. “Enter,” he said softly. He recognized her scent.“Mara,” h

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Chapter 78 Morning After

Morning found our mountains heavy with silence. The storm had passed, leaving our world painted in white and gold. I drove up to my father’s mansion as the sun broke through the pines, my breath fogging in the cold air. I didn’t know why he’d called me so early, only that his tone over our link hadn’t sounded like an Alpha’s command, but a father’s plea.When I entered his study, the fire burned low, and the scent of pine lingered in the air. The Christmas tree in the corner shimmered faintly, its lights a ghost of last night’s warmth.He stood by the window, his back to me, a strong glass of bourbon in his hand.“Close the door,” he said quietly.I did.“Dad… what’s going on?”He didn’t answer right away. His shoulders were rigid, trembling slightly. Finally, he spoke, voice rough and unsteady.“She kissed me.”I blinked. “What?”He turned, eyes glassy, not from his drink, but from something deeper.“Lyra,” he said softly. “When she came to me… she placed her hand over my heart, and

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Chapter 79 The Prophecy of the Storm Maker

The Alpha King’s mansion was quieter than usual that night.Outside, snow drifted in slow spirals through the dark, muffling the world beyond the tall glass windows. The fire crackled in the hearth of Ryker’s study, flames painting the walls in amber light.We were all there, me, Blaise, Jenna, Mara, and Alpha Ryker, all the people who carried too many truths to keep silent any longer, and Kira, my father's most powerful sorcerer, was on her way.Ryker poured himself a drink but didn’t touch it. His eyes were distant, fixed on the flames. “You all need to hear this,” he said. “Every word of it.”Jenna leaned forward, worry shadowing her face. “You look like you’ve seen a ghost, Ryker.”He gave a bitter half-laugh. “Both a ghost and a Goddess.”The words dropped heavily in the room. I glanced at Mara, she didn’t flinch, just folded her hands together as if she’d been waiting for this moment for a long time.“The Moon Goddess came to me,” Ryker continued. “Twice. Once in my bed chamber

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Chapter 80 The Witness

A quiet knock came at the Alpha’s office door.“Enter,” Ryker said, not looking up from the folder in his hands.Michael stepped inside, the morning light catching the faint scar on his jaw. “I’ve got a message from Cline.”Ryker’s head snapped up. “Cline?”Michael nodded. “He’s got intel on Jake. Says it’s important. I had him transported from the federal block. Jake still thinks he’s just being moved for his trial, and that he's being held at the local jail for now. Cline’s on his way here, now.”Ryker leaned back in his chair, eyes narrowing. “Good. Let’s see what kind of storm he’s bringing with him.”Three hours later, the door opened again.Cline filled the frame like a wall, tall, built from muscle and scars, his presence heavy enough to shift the air. He carried himself with that quiet power only special ops soldiers had, no need to prove a damn thing to anyone.“Alpha,” he said, extending his hand.Ryker clasped it firmly. “Cline. You look better than the last time I saw you.

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