Semua Bab Unwanted mate:The Alpha’s priceless Luna: Bab 31 - Bab 40

Lydia's Point of View"Fuck, Lydia. I'm so fucking close. I’m gonna fill your tight little cunt with my hot cum—"Kade's voice was desperate, his cock slamming deep into my hole, stretching me wide with every brutal thrust. His fingers dug into my hips, bruising my flesh as he pounded harder, chasing that explosive release, his balls slapping wetly against my ass.“Yes… Ahhh! Shit!”I arched my back, letting out a moan that was half genuine, half performance. He liked it when I was vocal. Liked feeling like he was the one driving me wild.His rhythm stuttered, became erratic. Then he tensed, groaning as he came inside me.I collapsed forward onto his chest, breathing hard. Sweat slicked our skin where our bodies pressed together.We lay there for a beat, his heart pounding like a drum against my cheek. His hands roamed lazily over my back, tracing the curve of my ass.Then I felt him hardening again inside me."Already?" I tried to keep my voice light. Playful."Can't fucking help it

Alpha Thorne's Point of ViewI gripped the steering wheel tighter than necessary as we drove toward Silver Fang pack.This meeting was unavoidable, no matter how much I hated it.When Damon Steele had reached out requesting to meet, my first instinct had been to refuse. To send back some curt dismissal about being too busy with pack matters.But I couldn't. Not this time.I needed to know if Sera was still alive. Needed to understand what she might have told him, what damage she could do if she'd survived.So I'd agreed. Swallowed my pride and accepted his invitation.The necessity of it sat in my gut like poison."Remember what I told you," I said to Lydia for the third time. "This is a diplomatic meeting. You're here to observe and learn how to navigate interactions with other packs.""I know, Father. You've said that already.""I'm saying it again because it's important." I shot her a look. "Watch how I handle this. The words I choose. The tone I use. This is how you maintain autho

Damon's Point of ViewI looked at Alpha Thorne and his daughter standing before me, making no effort to hide my contempt.I'd known the truth for weeks now. Giselle had told me everything—how they'd tried to kill Sera, how they'd treated her like she was nothing. Less than nothing. A burden they wanted gone.And now they had the audacity to stand on my territory and spin lies.The only reason I'd agreed to this meeting was to understand why Sera had never shifted. To see if they'd reveal something useful about her condition, about what they'd done to suppress her wolf for so long.But I still wanted to hear what excuses they'd come up with. What stories they'd concocted to justify hunting their own daughter like an animal.Thorne's posture had grown increasingly defensive under my stare. His confidence from earlier—that false bravado he'd tried to project when he first arrived—had evaporated the moment he realized I wasn't going to play his diplomatic games.Good. Let him be intimidat

Sera's Point of ViewI stared at Damon in shock, my mind struggling to process what was happening.He'd come. Actually come to my room at the exact moment I needed him most.Before I could form words, before I could even think, Damon moved. He crossed the room in two strides, grabbed Kade by the back of his shirt, and physically threw him off me. Kade hit the wall with a sickening thud, but Damon didn't give him a chance to recover.“Fuck!” Damon snarled, spun, and hammered an elbow into Kade’s temple.“Arghhh! Shit!” Kade crashed into the dresser, wood splintering, then came up swinging wild.Damon blocked, countered with a brutal uppercut that snapped Kade’s head back, blood pouring from his nose. It was chaos—fists, elbows, knees, bodies slamming into furniture, the room shaking with every impact.Kade wasn't weak—he was an Alpha in his own right, trained in combat, experienced in pack politics and physical dominance. But Damon was something else entirely.Rage made him faster, str

Kade's Point of ViewI stumbled through the forest, blood dripping from my split knuckles, ribs screaming with every breath.That Alpha had nearly killed me. Would have killed me if his sister hadn't intervened.I leaned against a tree, trying to catch my breath, trying to process everything that had just happened.'I need to tell you something.'My wolf's voice in my head made me straighten. He rarely spoke to me directly—we'd never had that kind of relationship."What?"'The girl. Sera. She's our mate.'I went completely still. "What did you just say?"'She's our destined mate. Has been all along. I've known since the moment we met her six years ago.'"Then why didn't you tell me?" Rage and confusion warred in my chest. "Why didn't I feel the bond?"'Because she never completed her transformation. Her wolf was suppressed, trapped. Without her wolf present, you couldn't sense the mate bond properly. It was there, but dormant. Incomplete.'The words sank in slowly, rearranging everyth