Ravished By Four Insatiable Beasts のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 41 - チャプター 50

ZORYA The night had settled over Lunaris with a weight that felt both heavy and liberating. The protests had ended hours ago, the streets emptying, leaving only the echo of chants lingering in my ears. My body still trembled from adrenaline, from the way Gunner had shielded me, from the way he had been impossibly, terrifyingly close when the chaos erupted. He had been everywhere at once, a whirlwind of force and precision, keeping me safe without ever letting me realize how close I had been to danger. And now, in the quiet of my apartment, the memory of him pressed against me was both intoxicating and maddening. Gunner’s hands were still warm in mine as he leaned back against the doorframe of my living room, the dim light from the kitchen casting shadows across his face. His eyes, dark and smoldering, followed every movement I made, yet he said nothing at first. The silence between us was thick, charged, and I felt my pulse spike under his gaze. “Zorya,” he murmured, voice low

ZORYA The lunar field exam had always been my favorite part of the semester,cool mountain air, the echo of distant howls, and the silver glow of the waxing moon brushing the cliffs in polished blue light.Today the world felt sharper, charged, humming.I should have known something was wrong when the safety harness chafed against my ribs as if someone had tugged it too many times. I should have noticed the faint scent of foreign mucking, like metal dipped in bitterness.But I was too focused on the trail ahead, on memorizing root systems, cliff angles, and shadowed crevices the examiners loved to hide trick questions in.Kai walked behind me, close enough for his warmth to brush my back. “Stay in my sight,” he murmured, eyes scanning the narrow ridge.“I am in your sight,” I teased, forcing lightness. “You’re practically breathing down my neck.”“I intend to keep doing that,” he muttered.Ares snorted from ahead. “He’s dramatic. Ignore him.”Finn added, “Do not ignore him; he’ll sulk

ZORYA Kaelen’s classroom always felt too quiet.Not silent just… contained, like the walls were holding their breath. Today was no different. Afternoon sunlight filtered through the tall windows of the Lunar Law faculty room, painting long gold stripes across the polished floor. The room smelled faintly of parchment, ink, and something colder like steel heated just shy of burning.It was just the two of us again.He called these weekly “advanced mentor sessions.” Kai called them “danger in slow motion.” And though I pretended not to agree… My wolf never relaxed in this room.Kaelen stood beside me at the long stone table, reading over the parchment I annotated earlier. His presence filled the space not loudly, not aggressively, but with the quiet weight of someone who knew every shadow intimately.“You have a keen mind for political strategy,” he murmured. “Rare, especially for someone with no pack affiliation.”I tensed slightly. “I wasn’t raised in the typical Alpha household. I ha

ZORYAThe moment I stepped into the Alpha dorm, the silence hit me like a wave.Not empty but charged.The kind of silence that filled the lungs before a storm. The kind that made my wolf lift her head inside me, tense, waiting. Everything from the courtyard confrontation still trembled through my nerves: Ares nearly attacking Kaelen, Finn’s bitten-back fury, Gunner’s protective rage, and Kai’s cold, lethal calm.I should have been angry.I was.But beneath that anger was something hotter, something that pulsed under my skin like a second heartbeat. The door clicked shut behind me. Four pairs of eyes lifted. Ares was pacing like a caged beast, Finn sat rigid on the couch, Gunner leaned against the wall with clenched fists, and Kai stood with his hands behind his back, gaze burning a hole through the floor.Their emotions washed over me; shame, fury, desire, fear of losing me.My wolf rose, stretching, taking the reins.Enough, she whispered.Enough fighting each other. Enough pulling

ZORYAThe day started like any other, but I could feel the tension before I even stepped into the student archives. Something had shifted overnight. A subtle scent in the air—metal, paper, and the faint trace of leather—set my wolf on edge. I tried to shake it off, blaming exhaustion, but my instincts had never steered me wrong before.I hadn’t expected to find them there.All four of my Alphas; Ares, Finn, Gunner, and Kai stood in the quiet archive room, faces taut, eyes fixed on a pile of files that made my chest constrict. The moment I stepped inside, my wolf stiffened, sensing the danger before my mind could even process it.“Zorya,” Ares said, his voice low, almost dangerous, but not at me, at the files. His sharp jaw was tense, and his usually measured presence carried a thunderous weight that made the room shrink around me. “We need to talk.”I froze, unable to move. The four of them standing there together, all so intimidating, should have been comforting. But something in the