All Chapters of Alpha Step Daddy : Four Mates, One heart: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

RAVEN The door clicked shut behind us and a shiver raced down my spine. The room felt smaller suddenly as I stood in the center, heart hammering against my ribs as I stared at all four of them. “This is… new,” I whispered again, but the word felt inadequate. New didn’t cover the ache already building low in my belly.Jax’s low chuckle broke the tension first. “Yeah, sweetheart. But you’re not alone tonight. None of us are leaving.” He pushed off the wall and came closer, his bandaged hand brushing my arm with surprising gentleness. “We’ve got you.”Dominic’s eyes darkened as he stepped into my space, his big hand settling at my waist and pulling me flush against him. “Look at you,” he murmured, voice rough and low, the kind that always melted me. “You think you can handle all of us tonight?”I swallowed hard, nodding before I could find words. Heat pooled between my thighs at the promise in his tone.Theo didn’t wait for permission. He crossed the room in two strides, his uninjured

RAVENDominic had stopped near the entrance, giving me the space I had asked for, but I was aware of him all the same. After spending hours in the library, I finally came across a book of spells that could help me deal with the issue. However, nothing could have prepared me for what I was about to read. I stood in the hidden section of the library, the book open in my hands, reading the same passage for what felt like the tenth time because my brain refused to accept it the first nine.The ink of the text had faded in places but it was still legible enough to make sense of what it was trying to say. I flipped through slowly at first, scanning, searching for anything else that made sense. At first, most of it spoke of bindings, ancient wolves who had tethered themselves to places, all irrelevant stuff and I was almost about to put the book down when I found it.“A shadow bound to blood and root may be restored to flesh only through severance. The severance requires replacement. A livin

RAVENI stared at the page so long the words started blurring together and my fingers tightened slightly around the edge of the book.Marek could live.My eyes dropped to the last line again. The vessel, however, will survive only if the blood willingly given is freely returned before dawn.That part was too frigging vague! Ancient magic loved loopholes and riddles. Nothing was ever simple with this kind of thing. But still, this was more than I’d had before and I couldn’t stop the small flicker of hope that pushed through the exhaustion weighing down my body.Then footsteps echoed outside the library doors and I froze instantly as voices followed a second later.“Check the east wing.”“The Alpha said she shouldn’t leave the compound.”My stomach tightened.Shouldn’t leave?I snapped the book shut quickly and looked around before shoving it back into the shelf exactly where I found it. My pulse was beating too fast now, instincts prickling painfully under my skin. Something about thi

RAVENDominic stood a few feet away from me now, one hand braced against the stone railing near the stairs while Jax and Theo argued quietly near the scouts. Marek had disappeared again without another word, but I could still feel him somewhere nearby, like a cold pressure sitting just behind my ribs.Nobody was calm.Not really and the worst part was that I understood why.Three rival packs did not move together unless something catastrophic was happening or unless they were afraid.I wrapped my arms tighter around myself as another gust of cold wind swept through the courtyard. The silver marks along my wrists burned faintly beneath my sleeves again and I immediately regretted noticing it because now I couldn’t stop.Dominic noticed too.His eyes dropped to my hands instantly before lifting back to my face. Something shifted in his expression.“You need to go inside,” he said finally.I stared at him. “Absolutely not.”“Raven—”“No.” I stepped toward him before he could continue. “I

RAVENThe second I heard Dominic’s howl outside the compound, my entire body reacted.The bond slammed through me so hard it almost knocked the breath out of my lungs. Heat rushed beneath my skin instantly and my wolf surged forward hard enough that silver flashed across my wrists and up the side of my throat.The Redfang Alpha noticed.His eyes dropped briefly to the marks before lifting back to my face and for the first time since I woke up in this place, something that looked almost like satisfaction crossed his expression.“That’s impressive,” he said quietly.I stared at him in disbelief while another howl ripped through the night outside and this one sounded closer.“What the fuck did you do?” I demanded.“Nothing,” he replied calmly. “Your mates did exactly what I expected them to do.”The confidence in his voice made my stomach tighten painfully.He wasn’t nervous.He wasn’t even surprised. Outside, shouting suddenly erupted somewhere deeper in the compound. Doors slammed. I h