Semua Bab Claimed by the Forbidden Alpha: Wild Bond : Bab 141 - Bab 150

The night in Blackwater no longer carried the weight of fear or the omen of death; now it stretched like a mantle of silent celebration over the cabin that had become the center of a new world. Under the watchful gaze of the moon, which shone in the sky with a peaceful silver clarity, Dante Blackwood observed the horizon. The forest, once a labyrinth of mysteries and threats, now seemed to whisper in reverence for the union that had finally brought balance to its shadows.Dante felt Helena’s warmth even before he heard her. The bond that united them was now as fluid as breathing — an invisible line of electricity and tenderness that turned every thought into a silent conversation. When she stepped onto the porch and wrapped her arms around his waist, Dante covered his mate’s hands with his own, feeling the Thorne mark pulse in sync with his Alpha heart.“Do you feel this?” Helena whispered, resting her head against his broad back. “The silence… it’s different now. It’s not the silence

The water still rippled around Athos, his heart pounding like a drum in his chest, but Carbius’s presence dominated his senses. The merman floated effortlessly, staying close, watching him with those impossible-to-ignore eyes.“I… came to explore the island,” Athos managed to say, though his voice was still weak. “I’m a cartographer. I make maps.”Carbius narrowed his eyes, studying him.“Humans and their obsession with drawing the land,” he said, his tone full of irony. “But you shouldn’t be here.”Athos frowned.“Why not?”Carbius’s expression shifted slightly, as if there was something he couldn’t say openly.“Because this island is not a place for mortals,” he replied, his voice lower, almost a whisper carried by the wind. “There are secrets in the ocean that should remain untouched.”Athos felt a shiver run down his spine, his stomach twisting.“What kind of secrets?”Carbius didn’t answer immediately. Instead, his gaze drifted to the horizon, where the sky was beginning to fill

The cave was wrapped in a serene silence, with only the soft sound of waves breaking at the entrance echoing off the stone walls. Athos lay on the damp sand, his body still warm and slightly trembling, while Carbius remained by his side, his tail now visible again, glowing softly under the faint light entering the cave.The human looked at the merman, his thoughts still clouded by the intensity of what they had shared. He felt vulnerable, but in a way that didn’t frighten him. There was something deeply comforting in Carbius’s presence, something that made him feel safe even amid so much uncertainty.“Was… was that real?” Athos asked, his voice soft, almost a whisper, as if afraid to break the spell of that moment.Carbius turned to him, his dark eyes reflecting a mix of tenderness and something deeper, something Athos still couldn’t name.“It was real,” the merman replied, his voice deep and filled with a sincerity that made Athos’s heart race. “As real as the ocean that brought us h

The beach stretched out before them, illuminated by the silver light of the moon. The sound of waves breaking against the sand was now a distant reminder of the world Carbius had left behind. His chest rose and fell heavily, his body still adjusting to the human form granted to him by the elders’ ritual. He felt solid ground beneath his feet in a way he had never experienced before. It was strange, uncomfortable, yet at the same time, fascinating.Athos walked beside him, casting constant glances his way, worried about his condition. The exiled merman seemed lost in his own thoughts, his eyes fixed on the vastness of the ocean that no longer belonged to him.“Are you okay?” Athos asked, his voice soft but filled with concern.Carbius took a few seconds to respond. When he did, his voice came out hoarse, as if he were still getting used to the sound of it.“I… feel different,” he admitted, staring at his own hands. His fingers were long and strong, but they no longer had the scaly text

The morning arrived gently, illuminating the inn room with rays of sunlight filtering through the curtains. Athos and Carbius lay side by side, their bodies still intertwined after the night of passion. The silence between them was comfortable, filled with an intimacy that could only exist between two truly connected souls.Carbius was the first to move, stretching his arms and feeling his still-dormant muscles. He looked at Athos, who was still sleeping peacefully beside him, and felt a wave of affection flood his chest. That human had changed his life in a way he could never have imagined.“Good morning,” Athos murmured, opening his eyes and meeting Carbius’s gaze.“Good morning,” Carbius replied, his voice hoarse from sleep.Athos smiled and pulled Carbius into a soft kiss.“How are you?” he asked, his voice full of concern.“I’m fine,” Carbius replied, his eyes shining with gratitude. “Better than ever.”Athos chuckled softly and sat up in bed, stretching his arms.“Today we’ll co