Desired By The Biker Twins Alpha의 모든 챕터: 챕터 151 - 챕터 159

Mira’s hand rested on the curve of her stomach as she stepped fully into the cold evening air. Every nerve felt alert. The distant howl that had pierced the estate earlier still lingered in her mind, a warning and a summons all at once. Kade was close, and the mate bond pulled insistently, relentless and urgent, as if it were guiding her straight to the inevitable confrontation. Alder was right behind her, his presence solid and watchful, a tether against the surge of tension. He had made it clear: Mira would speak first. That choice alone had temporarily delayed the eruption that could have been catastrophic. But the tension between them, between all three of them, was tangible, almost suffocating. Mira inhaled slowly, forcing herself to focus. The stakes were not just her safety, or Alder’s, or even Kade’s. They were the child’s. The life she carried demanded clarity, restraint, and courage beyond anything Mira had ever summoned before. The gates were visible now, massive iron stru

Mira’s hands trembled slightly as she adjusted the strap of her bag, though her posture remained firm. Alder walked beside her, eyes scanning the grounds for any sign of intrusion or threat. The bond between Mira and Kade was still pulsing through her, a constant reminder that this was no longer a simple negotiation or cautious interaction. This was about survival, control, and the life growing inside her.“Are you sure you want to do this?” Alder asked, voice low but firm. His gaze met hers briefly, concern evident, but restrained by the necessity of trust. Mira nodded.“Yes,” she said. “I cannot wait any longer. Kade needs to hear me, not just feel the bond. The child deserves clarity, and so do we.”Alder exhaled slowly, his jaw tightening. “This doesn’t mean it will be easy. The bond—Kade—everything. It can push beyond reason. You have to be prepared.”“I am,” Mira replied, though the truth was that the thought of facing Kade in person sent a wave of anxiety rolling through her ch

Mira’s eyes snapped open before the first hint of light touched the room. The bond pulsed sharply, and she immediately knew-Kade was near. Not outside, not distant, but here, close enough that the air seemed to thrum with tension. Every muscle in her body tensed instinctively, the child inside reacting with a subtle, insistent flutter that mirrored her own anxiety.Alder was already awake, moving silently across the room. “He’s here,” Alder said quietly, voice calm but taut with alertness. “Not an immediate threat, but close enough to test boundaries.”Mira nodded, gripping the edge of the bed. “Then we set them,” she said, her voice steady despite the adrenaline prickling through her veins. “Boundaries. Rules. Everything must be clear. The child comes first.”Alder’s gaze softened, but he didn’t relax. “Do you want me to confront him now?”“No,” Mira said firmly. “Not yet. Let him come to reason. Let him see that we are deliberate, controlled. That this isn’t about possession or domi

The room had not felt this tight in a long time.Not because of space.Because of silence.Mira stood near the table, hands resting lightly against the wood. The surface felt steady beneath her palms, but nothing else did. The air carried something unspoken. Something building.Alder remained by the window. Still. Watching. Not outside. Not fully inside either.Kade had not sat since he arrived. He paced once. Then stopped. Then moved again. Each step measured, but restless beneath control.No one spoke first.Mira could feel it before any words came. The shift in the bond. Not sudden. Not violent. But wrong. Like something stretched too far without breaking yet.She inhaled slowly. “Say it.”Kade stopped moving. His eyes lifted to her. “You already feel it.”“Yes,” Mira said.Alder’s voice came low from the window. “Then we stop pretending it is not happening.”That broke the silence. Not loudly. But enough.Mira straightened slightly. “Then speak clearly.”Kade stepped forward. “The

The words lingered in the quiet of the room. Mira felt them pressing lightly but insistently against her mind. She did not flinch. Not outwardly. Inside, her chest tightened, the rhythm of her heartbeat reflecting the same tension that had followed her all day. Hesitation was not uncertainty. Not exactly. It was awareness. The knowledge that every step she took would ripple outward, touching more than just herself.Alder shifted beside her, hands clasped loosely behind his back. His gaze never left her face. There was no judgment. Only observation. Assessment. Waiting. That was his strength. The ability to measure the moment without forcing it. Mira felt a small relief in that steadiness.Kade, however, was restless. He paced again, each step deliberate but tight, cutting across the worn floor. His brow was furrowed, jaw clenched, lips pressed thin. He spoke finally, voice low but insistent.“I do not understand the hesitation.”Mira took a breath, steadying herself. “I am weighing ou