Todos os capítulos de Claimed by the Alpha, Desired by His Blood: Capítulo 51 - Capítulo 60

TianaHe added a third finger, stretching me and filling me so completely that I gasped. The sensation bordered on too much, but he didn’t slow down. His fingers curved inside me, hitting that spot that made my vision white out, while his thumb kept that maddening pressure on my clit. “You feel that?” His breath was ragged now, his control slipping. “Do you feel how your body takes me? How it was made for this?” I could barely breathe, so I gave no answer. His free hand slid up my spine, pressing between my shoulder blades to keep me pinned face-down. The position left me completely at his mercy, unable to move and unable to escape the pleasure building to an unbearable peak. “I can feel you clenching around my fingers,” he murmured, his voice rough. “You’re close. So fucking close.” He was right. The coil in my belly wound tighter with every thrust of his fingers, every circle of his thumb. My thighs trembled. My hands fisted so hard in the sheets that I worried I might

Then again, it was a faint scent. More pronounced was the smell of the herbal trees of our woods. Which meant that he had intentionally masked it. My wolf whined with distress, wanting to go to him. To check on him and make sure he was alright. But I forced her down, kept my pace steady, and said nothing. By the time we reached the border camp, the sun was beginning its descent toward the horizon. Golden light slanted through the trees, painting everything in warm amber. The camp itself was more organized than I’d expected. Several tents already stood in a cleared area, with a fire pit in the center and supplies stacked neatly to one side. Zane dismounted first, his movements still controlled but definitely stiff now. He gave orders in that calm, commanding voice that made wolves snap to attention. Kaius appeared at my elbow as I finished adjusting my boots. “You did well on the run.” “Thank you.” “First time traveling like that?” “As Luna, yes.” He nodded, t

Tiana His silence was answer enough. As usual, he had no intention to tell me. “You should have said something,” I whispered. “You would have gotten better treatment by now.” “I’m fine.” “You’re not fine. You’re—” I cut myself off before my voice could rise. The last thing we needed was to wake the other wolves. “Please. Just let me help.” “I know I can’t heal it.” Frustration bled into my tone despite my best efforts. “But I can at least keep you warm. Keep you from going into shock while your body fights off the poison.” Another tremor ran through him. “Please,” I said again, softer this time. “Just for tonight. Let me do this.” For a long moment, he didn’t move. Then, slowly, Zane’s grip on my wrist loosened. His arm came around me hesitantly, like he wasn’t sure if he was allowed. I settled against him more fully, one leg carefully draped over his uninjured side, my body pressed along the length of his. Sharing warmth. Offering comfort he wouldn’t ask for

Tiana Not keep watch over her. Just keep watch. Like I was part of the camp supplies that needed guarding. “Understood, Alpha,” Rowan said from somewhere behind me. Within minutes, they were gone. Four wolves disappearing into the forest with barely a sound. And I was left sitting by the fire with Gamma Rowan, feeling strangely hollow. Rowan was kind, at least. He didn’t hover or treat me like I was fragile. Just went about his duties maintaining the camp. Most of it were checking supplies, ensuring the perimeter wards were still active and keeping the fire steady. After an hour of sitting uselessly, I stood and stretched. “Is there a place to bathe nearby?” I asked. Rowan looked up from the rope he was repairing. “There’s a stream about fifty yards west. Follow the deer trail.” Noticing the look on my face, he added, “there’s nothing to worry about, you can’t miss it.” “Okay. But is it safe?” “Safe enough. Th

Tiana I raised my face to him, looking through the tears that blurred my vision and then I saw Zane’s face. But there was no mockery in it, instead, there was some tightness around his eyes confusing me. Only then did I pay attention to the way he was holding my foot, like it was some fragile joint that could shatter at any moment. “There’s an herbal balm,” he continued “It’ll help with the pain and swelling.” His hands moved quickly, applying the cool salve to my ankle with touches surprisingly gentle and seemed at odds with the man I knew him to be. When he finished wrapping the bandage, he sat back slightly. “You need to rest,” he said. “Stay off stressing your legs completely for at least a day. Longer if possible.” “I am fine, I already feel better now.” “I was telling you, not suggesting to you what you should do.”  A bob went down my throat as I turned my eyes away. “You’re going inside the tent. Now