Semua Bab Ravished By Four Insatiable Beasts: Bab 31 - Bab 40

ZORYAThe training hall smelled like metal and raw, grounding sweat. Exactly what I needed.Gunner stood in the center of the mat, arms folded, shirt tossed somewhere behind him, bare chest rising and falling slowly like he had all the time in the world. His tattoos glowed faintly under the neon lights, shadows dancing over hard muscle.“You look like you’re about to explode,” he said.I dropped my bag, rolling my shoulders. “I need to hit something.”His grin was instant in a wolfish, hungry way. “Lucky you, sweetheart. I’m something.”I shot him a glare but stepped onto the mat anyway.“Rules?” I asked.“No rules,” he replied. “Just instincts.”That should have warned me. It didn’t. Gunner lunged first. He moved fast, faster than I expected, forcing me to duck beneath his swing and twist away from his reach. My heart thudded, adrenaline hitting me instantly.He laughed. “You’re still too slow. Try catching up.”“In your dreams.” I swept his leg, but he jumped over it with ridiculou

ZORYABy morning, the entire campus felt different.I felt different.It was like the air itself had changed, thicker, sharper, tuned to the frequency of four Alphas circling one girl who absolutely did not want to be the center of attention.Too late.Students whispered openly when I passed. Some stared with wide eyes; others looked at me with envy, curiosity… suspicion. I even caught a professor watching me like I was some rare, volatile creature.A girl brushed past me in the hallway and hissed under her breath, “Lucky bitch.”I pretended not to hear, but my wolf preened, smug and wild. I slipped into my first lecture praying for peace. Instead, Ares dropped into the seat beside me without hesitation, one big arm draped over the back of my chair like he owned it.“Morning, sweetheart,” he murmured.I glared. “Don’t you sweetheart me.”He smiled. A slow, cocky, infuriating smile. “Your mouth says no. Your heartbeat says yes.”My pulse stuttered in betrayal. “Ares,” I warned, “you’re

ZORYABy morning, the entire campus was vibrating with one rumor… my rumor.I didn’t even make it through the university gates before whispers flooded the air like bees orbiting a hive.“That’s her, right?”“The one the four Alphas are chasing.”“No way, she’s not even a ranked wolf.”“She must have something up her sleeve.”I tugged my hoodie lower over my face, but it did nothing to soften the sharp stares slicing across the courtyard. Some students looked curious, others amused, but a few, mostly girls from Ares and Finn’s classes, glared at me like I’d personally offended the moon.I walked faster, ignoring the comments. This was the price. This was the consequence. This was the world reacting to something they didn’t understand.But I hadn’t expected the professors.Inside my first lecture hall, Professor Elwin paused mid-sentence when I took my usual seat. He didn’t say anything, but his eyes flicked from me to the four empty chairs in the back row where Ares, Kai, Finn, and Gun

ZORYAThe next week passed in a blur that left my head spinning.I’d thought I had a handle on campus life, balancing lectures, assignments, and keeping the Alphas’ growing attention at bay, but nothing prepared me for Kaelen Drayke.He had requested I join him for the advanced Lunar Law seminars, optional for other students, mandatory for me, apparently.“You have potential beyond your peers,” he had said softly, voice smooth as silk, “and I want to see it realized.”I hadn’t been able to refuse. His calm intensity was magnetic, but the way he lingered just slightly too close… It was unsettling. Every time I answered a question, he’d tilt his head, smile just enough to make me feel like the only person in the room.I shivered once, realizing that the heat in my body wasn’t just from nerves.Kai had been the first to notice.“You’re spending too much time with him,” he said one morning, catching me between lectures as I walked to the library. His usual calm, calculating voice had an e

ZORYAI barely remembered the walk back from the river that night. My mind was a tangle of adrenaline, fear, and something far more primal. The chill of the water had done little to dampen the heat coiling inside me, and my wolf was restless, clawing at every barrier I tried to erect. Every step toward the apartment felt heavier, as though some unseen weight was pressing me down—but it wasn’t fear alone.Ares and Finn flanked me, silent at first, their presence a gravitational pull I couldn’t resist. I could feel Ares’ heat pressing in from one side, Finn’s mischievous energy brushing against me on the other. It wasn’t just proximity; it was ownership and playfulness, control and surrender, all wrapped together in a way that had my pulse hammering in my ears.“You’re trembling,” Ares said finally, his voice low, rough, like gravel sliding under pressure. He stepped closer, tilting my face up with one careful hand. “Not from the cold.”I shivered, though it wasn’t the night air. My wol