All Chapters of Desired By The Biker Twins Alpha: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Mira's POV I smiled warmly at her, even though she had slapped me so hard last night and still had the nerve to report the situation to the Council. Yet I did not care about that because I knew for certain that very soon, they would be out of here. All of them. And she would have nothing left to stand on. Elara turned to the Council like she was expecting full support from them. Her chin was lifted and her hands were folded neatly in her lap, the picture of a grieving widow who had been wronged. I had seen that performance before. I was not moved by it. "Whatever she says and no matter how she says it, do not listen to anything she is saying. My husband Drake does not have a lawyer." "What do you have to say, Mira, about the lawyer and the fact that his wife is not aware of it?" "Would she believe it if she hears and sees a video of him and his lawyer ascertaining the authenticity of the will?" I asked and her mouth flew open. She tried to speak but her lips were trembling and sh

Alder's POV I had just arrived at the mansion when I saw Mira and Kade standing together, the close bond between the both of them was something that hurt my chest really hard. The pain was so intense that for a moment, I almost didn't even know how to breathe. I stood there watching them. Mira was so relaxed around him like the both of them had been together forever. There was a warmth between them that felt natural, effortless, the kind that made me feel like a complete stranger standing outside looking in. Alder had been so lost staring at them and didn't even realize when Eira came forward standing behind him, that he caught her scent. He immediately pulled away from her. "What are you doing here?" He asked as he released his tightened grip. "I should be asking you that. I mean you should have taken a good look at your face and the expression you had while you were staring at them, how does it feel?" Eira asked and there was a part of me that badly wanted to talk to someone, t

Mira's POV I didn't know when I had become so angry, not sure if it was when Alder had walked in with Eira or if it was when he had tried to touch me after betraying me with Eira. But I knew that after Alder walked in, I didn't get myself again, I was so angry and trying to control it was not working at all. "Are you alright?" Kade would ask from time to time and I would force a smile on my face. "Yeah, I am fine" I told him but I knew he had seen the way I was looking at Alder and Eira. I wasn't jealous. I was very pissed at the fact that he was with my worst enemy and that was making my head spin. Every time I looked over and saw Eira's hand locked with his, something inside of me twisted so tight that I had to force myself to look away and focus on what was happening in front of me. It wasn't jealousy, I kept telling myself that. It was just the principle of it. Eira of all people. But as soon as the rites were over and almost all our guests had left, except for the ones that

Alder's POV By the time Mira left my car, my cock was already rock hard. I didn't know how long I would be able to bear it, but I knew for certain that I badly wanted her. I had even been restraining myself for far too long now. I waited twenty minutes just as she instructed before stepping out of my car and taking the back door of the mansion. But my eyes kept scanning around like a thief, trying to make sure that no one was watching. I never thought that as a rough Alpha that had led my pack through different wars, that I would ever find myself sneaking around like this. But it was Mira and there was nothing that I wasn't ready to do for her. I came to a halt in front of her room and as I twisted the doorknob, I was relieved to find it open. But more surprised to see that she was already in her room in just her pants and bra. My cock immediately became rock hard at just the sight of her, every fear and anxiety quickly flew out the window. The room was dim, only a soft light com

The city entered a phase that felt unfamiliar to those who had survived its burning. It was not quiet in the way ruins were quiet. It was not calm in the way surrender felt calm. It was deliberate. Movement continued. Trade resumed. Voices filled the streets again. But beneath it all there was restraint. A sense that something was listening even when nothing seemed to be watching. Mira felt it every time she stepped outside. The city no longer reacted to danger. It anticipated it. That shift mattered more than any victory she had claimed with force.She spent the morning walking without destination. No guards. No escorts. Not as a test of bravery but as an act of trust. The streets accepted her presence as naturally as they accepted sunrise. People did not stop what they were doing when she passed. They did not stare. They did not bow. They continued. That continuity told her more than any report could. A city that continued despite its leader was stronger than one that paused in her