All Chapters of Desired By The Biker Twins Alpha: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Kade's pov I found myself making excuses to walk the eastern perimeter more often than strictly necessary over the following week, and I wasn't entirely surprised to keep running into Sera along the same stretch of fence line, her dark hair tucked beneath a patrol cap, one of the security dogs trotting obediently at her heel. "You again," she said, amusement threading through her voice as I approached. "Starting to think you don't trust my patrol reports." "I trust them fine," I said, feeling oddly unsteady despite years of far more dangerous conversations. "Just like getting a feel for the whole property myself." "Mm." She studied me for a moment, something knowing flickering behind her sharp eyes. "Is that what we're calling it." Heat crept up the back of my neck despite my best effort to appear composed. "Fine. Maybe I wanted an excuse to talk to you." "There it is," she said, a genuine smile finally breaking through her professional composure. "Honesty. I can work with that."

Kade's pov Sera and I ended up paired together on patrol more often than pure coincidence should have allowed, and I suspected Austin's quiet, knowing smiles whenever he assigned the schedules meant he'd noticed exactly what was developing between us long before either of us properly admitted it aloud. "You're distracted today," Sera observed, glancing sideways at me as we walked the northern tree line together, the same stretch where everything with Kaine had finally come to its violent, exhausting conclusion weeks earlier. "Bad memories out here," I admitted, glancing toward the distant border marker still visible through the trees. "This is where we finally cornered him. Where it all actually ended." Sera's expression softened with understanding. "Austin mentioned some of it. Sounds like all of you went through something genuinely brutal." "Understatement," I said, a humorless laugh escaping me. "Sometimes I still can't believe we all actually made it out the other side." "For

Kade's pov The pack organized a celebration two nights before the wedding, half formal tradition, half excuse for everyone to finally relax after months of relentless danger and tension, and I found myself roped into far more toasts than I felt remotely qualified to give, Jace shoving a fresh drink into my hand every time I so much as paused for breath. "To Mira and Alder," Austin announced, raising his glass high as the bonfire crackled warmly against the cool evening air, "who somehow survived everything this past year threw at them, and came out the other side stronger for it." The gathered crowd cheered enthusiastically, and I raised my own glass, genuine warmth swelling in my chest despite the old, familiar ache that still occasionally flickered beneath the surface of my happiness for them both. Sera found me shortly after, settling comfortably beside me near the fire, two drinks balanced carefully in her hands. "Big night," she observed, handing one over. "Feels strange," I

Alder's pov Standing at the end of that garden aisle, watching Mira approach on Kade's arm, radiant and steady despite everything we'd both survived to reach this exact moment, felt like the culmination of every impossible hope I'd ever allowed myself to carry these past several months. Baldric stood ready to officiate, warmth replacing his usual formal composure as he watched Mira finally reach my side. "Friends, family, pack," Baldric began, his voice carrying easily across the gathered crowd, "we gather today to witness the union of two people who have weathered more hardship together than most experience across an entire lifetime, emerging not broken, but stronger, more certain of what actually matters." I barely heard the rest of his opening words, entirely lost in the sight of Mira standing before me, her eyes bright with unshed tears despite the joy radiating from every part of her expression. "Alder," Baldric said eventually, prompting me toward the vows we'd both written

Kade's pov Sera and I walked slowly back toward the security quarters long after the wedding celebration had finally wound down, the estate settling into quiet, contented darkness around us, the last of the lantern light flickering softly behind us in the garden. "Today was beautiful," she said softly, glancing sideways at me as we walked. "It really was," I agreed. "Strange, watching everything finally settle into place after everything this past year threw at all of us." "You handled it well," she said. "Watching Mira and Alder together, I mean. That takes real strength, being that genuinely happy for someone when it clearly could have gone differently for you." "Took me a while to get there," I admitted honestly. "But watching them today, I realized I wouldn't actually change anything, even if I could. Everything led exactly where it was supposed to." Sera studied me carefully, something warm and hopeful flickering behind her steady gaze. "I'm glad you found your peace with it