บททั้งหมดของ Forbidden: My Stepbrother, My Mate: บทที่ 111 - บทที่ 120

Kyle.The news spread through the pack like wildfire.I hadn't intended to tell anyone beyond our immediate circle, but pack bonds made secrets nearly impossible. Within three days of entering the second trimester, whispers circulated. Within a week, the entire Crescent Moon Pack knew their Luna was carrying the next heir.The celebration was immediate and overwhelming.Pack members stopped Ella everywhere she went, offering congratulations and unsolicited advice. The older women cornered her with stories of their own pregnancies. The younger wolves looked at her with awe, like she'd accomplished something miraculous."Your Luna is strong," Elder Katrina said during a pack meeting. "She will give us a powerful heir."Ella smiled graciously, but I could see the exhaustion in her eyes. Being pregnant was hard enough without the constant attention.My parents were beyond thrilled.Mom cried when we officially told them after the first trimester. Dad kept repeating "grandfather" like he c

Kyle.The death threats kept coming. My phone vibrated constantly with messages from blocked numbers, fake accounts, and anonymous profiles. Each one more graphic than the last."We're coming for you, wolf.""Your pack will burn.""Say goodbye to your pregnant wife."I turned off my phone and pulled Ella closer. She was shaking, tears streaming down her face as she stared at the messages I'd shown her."They know about me," she whispered. "They know I'm pregnant.""I won't let anyone hurt you or our baby."But even as I said the words, doubt crept in. How could I protect everyone? The pack had over five hundred members spread across our territory. Families. Children. Elderly wolves who couldn't defend themselves. If humans decided to attack..."Kyle, maybe you should step down from this. Let someone else testify.""I can't. The Council chose me for a reason. I'm young enough to relate to modern society but experienced enough to lead. If I back out now, it shows weakness. It tells huma

Ella.Maya's tiny fingers wrapped around mine, and my heart exploded with a love I'd never known existed.She was here. Our daughter was really here."She has your nose," Kyle said, leaning close to study our baby's face. His voice cracked with emotion."And your hair," I whispered back. Dark wisps covered her head, already thick despite being newborn.Dr. Sarah finished checking Maya's vitals. "She's perfect. Healthy lungs, strong heartbeat, all reflexes normal. For a baby born at what would be six months human gestation, she's remarkably developed.""Werewolf genetics?" I asked."Exactly. The pregnancy accelerated, but she's fully formed. No complications."Relief washed through me. I'd been terrified that early labor meant something was wrong. But Maya was perfect. Small, yes, but absolutely perfect.Kyle sat beside us on the medical bed, one hand resting gently on Maya's head. He looked at us with such awe, such raw emotion, that tears spilled down my cheeks again."We're parents,

Kyle.The plane touched down in New York at seven in the morning. I hadn't slept during the entire flight, too anxious about leaving Ella and Maya behind.Ethan met me at the private terminal with two security guards."Hotel's secure," he said, handing me a folder. "Final speech draft. Council Head wants you to review it before tonight.""Tonight? I thought the address was tomorrow.""Schedule changed. They want you speaking today at two o'clock."My stomach twisted. Less time to prepare meant less time away from home, but also more pressure.The hotel was in midtown Manhattan, surrounded by security. Council representatives from twelve countries waited in the conference room when I arrived."Alpha Torres," the Head of Council greeted me. An older man named Vincent with silver hair and sharp eyes. "Thank you for coming on short notice.""My family needed me home. Let's make this count."Vincent nodded approvingly. "Direct. Good. That's what UN needs to see. No apologies, no begging.

Kyle."How many?" I asked Vincent, my voice barely controlled."We don't know yet. Intelligence says at least two dozen members. Maybe more."I pressed my back against the hallway wall. Through the door, I could hear Ella humming softly to Maya."Where did this intelligence come from?""One of our people embedded in human law enforcement. They intercepted communications. Kyle, these people are organized. They have weapons. Military-grade equipment."My fingers dug into the wall. "What do they want?""Elimination. They see werewolves as a threat to human dominance. Your family represents everything they hate. Integration. Acceptance. A hybrid child."The words hit like bullets."I need to move Ella and Maya immediately.""Already arranged. We're sending a security team within the hour. They'll take you to a secure location. Somewhere Humanity First can't find.""What about the rest of the pack?""Every major pack is being warned. But you're the primary target. Your UN speech made you f