All Chapters of Desired By The Biker Twins Alpha: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

Mira's pov We returned home to find the estate exactly as we'd left it, peaceful and steady, the garden still faintly scented with the last of the wedding flowers, our son shrieking with delighted recognition the moment he spotted us walking through the door. "He missed you," Jace's mother said, laughing warmly as she handed him carefully into my waiting arms. "Though he behaved beautifully the entire week." "Thank you," I said, gratitude swelling deep in my chest as I breathed in the familiar, precious scent of him. "For everything." Life settled into a comfortable, steady rhythm over the following months, cartel business proceeding smoothly under my increasingly confident leadership, the Ashwood territorial dispute finally resolved through careful negotiation that left both packs satisfied with the outcome, Alpha Reyes even sending a formal letter of thanks that Austin still liked to bring up whenever he wanted to tease me about my early diplomatic nerves. "You handled that beau

Mira's pov Alina's next letter arrived nearly six months after the wedding, thicker than her previous correspondence, and I settled into the garden to read it properly, the afternoon sun warm against my shoulders, our son napping peacefully nearby under Austin's careful watch. "Mira," it began, "I hope this finds you and your growing family well. I have news I wanted to share properly, rather than through Austin's usual network. I've been offered a permanent position at the clinic here, overseeing their community outreach program. It feels strange, being trusted with real responsibility again, especially considering everything in my past. But the pack elders here know my full history, and they extended the offer anyway. I think that means something, doesn't it? That people can actually change, given genuine opportunity." Warmth spread through my chest as I continued reading, genuine happiness swelling at how completely she seemed to have rebuilt herself into someone steady and purpo

Mira's povAlina visited nearly a year after leaving, arriving unannounced on a bright autumn afternoon, leaves drifting lazily across the driveway, and I nearly dropped the basket of laundry I'd been carrying at the unexpected sight of her standing at the estate's front gate."Surprise," she said, something nervous but genuinely hopeful threading through her voice as I hurried toward her."You should have told me you were coming," I said, pulling her into a fierce, genuine embrace despite the surprise still coursing through me."I wanted to surprise you," she admitted, laughing softly as we finally separated. "Also, I'll admit, I was nervous you might say no if I asked properly first.""I would never say no to you," I said honestly, studying her carefully. She looked different somehow, steadier, more settled in her own skin than I'd ever seen her, even during our brief, complicated alliance against Kaine. Her hair was longer now, and something in the way she carried her shoulders sug

Kade's pov Sera moved into the small cottage near the eastern fence line just over a year after our first proper date, boxes stacked haphazardly across the small porch, and I found myself standing in the doorway watching her carefully arrange her belongings, warmth and quiet, steady happiness swelling deep in my chest. "You're staring," she said, amusement threading through her voice without looking up from the box she was unpacking. "Can't help it," I admitted, crossing the room to help her with the heavier furniture. "Still feels a little unbelievable, honestly. Having something this steady, this genuinely good." "Get used to it," she said, smiling warmly as she straightened to kiss me briefly. "I'm not planning on going anywhere." We spent the afternoon settling her belongings properly into place, and by evening, the small cottage finally felt like something resembling a real home, shared and steady, entirely our own. "Thank you," I said, watching her light candles along

Kade's povWedding planning with Sera turned out to be a considerably calmer affair than Mira and Alder's had been, or at least it should have been, right up until Austin appeared in the doorway of my office looking like he hadn't slept in days."We have a problem," he said, closing the door behind him despite the empty hallway."What kind of problem?" I asked, setting down the guest list I'd been arguing over with Sera the night before."A woman approached one of our contacts near the coast," Austin said, spreading a photograph across my desk. "Calls herself Renata. Former lieutenant under Kaine, apparently, though she stayed hidden well enough during the compound raid that we never identified her."I studied the photograph, sharp featured and unsmiling, something coldly familiar in her bearing despite never having seen her before. "What does she want?""According to our contact, she's been quietly rebuilding what's left of the Crescent Blade's local network. Recruiting old loyalists