บททั้งหมดของ Three Alpha Bikers Wants An Open Marriage(An R-Harem): บทที่ 91 - บทที่ 100

This is the continuation of Gunnar's ordeal with the prime wolves before Riley arrived~“Now you are truly one of us.”The growl had barely finished echoing in the cave when both beasts stepped back at the same time, and right before my eyes their massive wolf bodies began to change in a swift shift and within seconds, two very tall muscular men stood where the prime wolves had been. They both had jet black hair that fell around their shoulders and their bodies were covered in marks and scars that spoke of centuries of perhaps wars.For a moment I just stared at them.What the hell?It was said everywhere that the prime wolves were trapped in their wolf forms and could never shift back into men. That was one of the reasons they were feared so much. Yet here they were standing in human form like nothing was wrong.“Do not look so shocked, Gunnar Dravenmoor,” the first one said, his green eyes watching me carefully. “We are just like you.”Just like me.The second one tilted his head s

Riley's POVTrigger Warning: The chapters ahead contains explicit scenes of wolf-like beasts and mature themes. Reader discretion is advised.“How do you know that name?” I asked again, my voice cracking because no one had ever called me Aemoria except one person, and this beast standing naked in front of me should not know it. My heart slammed painfully against my ribs.He did not answer immediately. He only stared down at me with those glowing amber eyes that felt far too familiar and far too dangerous at the same time. He stood so close that I could feel the heat radiating off his skin, and his cock that washard and heavy between us, brushing against my stomach every time he took a breath.Slowly, he lifted his hand and cupped my chin, forcing my face up toward his. His thumb dragged across my bottom lip, and a shiver ran through me even though I did not want it to.“Quit the questions, Riley,” he said, his voice low and rough, like it scraped over my skin. “Stop thinking about th

3rd person POVThe room was quiet, but Caden could not stay still.He paced from one end of the room to the other like a restless animal trapped inside a cage. His boots struck the wooden floor again and again in a steady rhythm that showed just how uneasy he felt. His hands were clasped behind his back tightly, his jaw clenched as his mind kept returning to the same thought over and over again.Gunnar.Meanwhile, Cane sat on the chair near the table, his posture relaxed but his expression serious. He had one arm resting on the armrest while the other hand slowly tapped against the wood in front of him. His eyes followed Caden every time he passed by, but he did not say anything at first.Caden stopped pacing suddenly and turned to face his brother. His expression looked troubled and impatient at the same time.“Do you think he succeeded?” Caden asked, his voice carrying a tight edge. “We should go find him.”Cane lifted his gaze calmly and shook his head.“No,” he said simply.Caden

Daphne's POVI closed the door behind me the moment I stepped into the room.Sapphire jerked in surprise. She had been standing near the mirror, pulling a dark dress over her shoulders. Her hair fell down her back and she turned quickly when she saw me.“Daphne?” she asked, confused. “Why are you—”I didn’t let her finish.I rushed toward her, grabbed her by the arms, pulled her close and kissed her hard. My heart was beating fast and I could barely contain the excitement inside me. When I finally pulled back, I was smiling so wide my cheeks hurt.“It’s happening,” I said breathlessly. “It’s finally happening, Saph.”She stared at me for a second, then a slow smile spread across her face.“I knew it would work,” she said calmly.I laughed softly and held her hands. “Of course you did. You always act like everything is already planned in your head.”She shrugged lightly, looking proud of herself. “Because most of the time it is.”I stepped back a little and looked at her carefully.“Ho

Cane's POV Leslie’s words did not leave my head.They kept repeating again and again like a terrible echo.‘If the antidote is not found under seventy-two hours, she’ll die.’I stood there staring at Summer’s small body on the bed while the words kept hitting me harder every second.She’ll die.She’ll die.She’ll die.I turned sharply to Leslie.“Where can I find it exactly?” I asked.My voice came out rough and urgent.“The antidote,” I added quickly. “You said the herb grows in Blood Tithers territory. Where exactly in that town can I find it?”Leslie looked at me for a moment like she was thinking about how to answer.Then she spoke slowly.“It grows in the heart of the Tithers town.”“The heart?” I asked immediately.She nodded.“Yes. The central area of their territory. It grows around the old black marsh behind their main gathering ground.”I frowned hard.“That place is heavily guarded.”“I know,” she replied calmly.I ran a hand through my hair in frustration.“Then how the hell