Semua Bab Puck Destiny : A Triplet's Claim: Bab 41 - Bab 50

ZANE'S POVI stood in the middle of the living room with my hands clenched into fists. Hunter and Seth walked past me toward the bedrooms like nothing was wrong, like they hadn't just spent three hours destroying our mate's body in the backseat of a car.I couldn't hold it in anymore."What the hell were you thinking?"Both of them stopped and turned around.Hunter frowned. "What?""In the car. Both of you. What were you thinking?"Seth's expression shifted to defensive. "Zane, look—""Did you see her?" I kept my voice level even though I wanted to shout. Hunter's jaw tightened. "We didn't know Aunt Margot was going to start training tonight."That wasn't good enough."That's not the point." My voice stayed quiet but I let the edge show. "You fucked her for three hours in a car. Full moon was last night. She hasn't even recovered yet. Her body was already wrecked and you made it worse."Seth stepped forward. "She wanted it—""Of course she wanted it." I looked at him directly. "She'

HUNTER'S POVTwo hours.I'd been standing outside this damn guest house for two hours, staring up at that hill like it would give me answers.It didn't.Seth sat on the porch steps with his head in his hands. Zane stood with his arms crossed, watching the tree line. Both of them looked as restless as I felt.I should have gone with her. Should have told Aunt Margot to go to hell and followed Inka up that hill anyway.But I didn't.Because Inka told me not to. Because she looked at me with those determined eyes and said to let her do it herself.And like an idiot, I listened.I started pacing again. Couldn't stand still. My wolf was clawing at the inside of my chest, agitated and uneasy.Something wasn't right.I couldn't explain it. Couldn't pinpoint what was wrong. But something in my gut, in my bond with Inka, felt off.Like static. Like interference.I stopped pacing and put a hand to my chest."You feel that?" Seth looked up at me."Yeah." My voice came out rougher than I intended

HUNTER'S POV"Which one of you reported yesterday's incident to my brother?"Margot's voice was sharp. Accusatory. Her coffee cup hit the table hard enough that Inka flinched beside me.I didn't move. Just leaned back in my chair and met my aunt's glare with my own. I'd been waiting for this conversation. Expected it the moment I hung up with Dad last night."We did. All three of us."Her jaw tightened. I could see the muscle jump. "Why."Not a question. A demand for justification.I almost smiled. She really thought we wouldn't tell Dad? That we'd let her nearly kill our mate and keep our mouths shut about it?"Because our mate fell thirty meters into a cave and disappeared for forty minutes." I kept my voice level. Calm. The kind of calm that was more dangerous than yelling. "What did you think we'd do? Keep it secret?""It was handled. She's fine. There was no need to involve Graham—""Handled?" I cut her off. Let the word hang there. "You lost her on a mountain, Aunty. She fell in

INKA'S POVI didn't hear him at first. I was floating somewhere between sleep and that fuzzy half-awake haze, my body still sore and heavy from yesterday's fall.Then the mattress dipped beside me.My eyes fluttered open.Hunter.He sat on the edge of my bed, looking down at me with that intense, commanding stare that always made my stomach flip."Baby... Up. Now."God, that voice. Low, rough, and so sure of itself even in the dark.I pulled the blanket higher, hiding under it like a shield. "It's still dark outside.""Enemies don't wait for sunrise," he said, reaching over and yanking the blanket off me in one smooth motion. "Neither does training."Cold air rushed over my skin. I was only wearing a thin tank top and tiny sleep shorts. My nipples tightened instantly under his gaze.Hunter's eyes swept over my body, slow, deliberate, hungry. I saw the way his jaw clenched, the way his breathing changed just a little.He wanted me. Badly.The thought sent a rush of heat straight betwee

"Or do you want me to make it harder for you?" His hips pressed forward just slightly, letting me feel the hard line of his body against my ass. I bit my lip to hold back a soft sound. Hunter chuckled quietly. "That's what I thought." He stepped back, but the heat of him stayed with me. "Hmmm... let's focus," I chuckled. "Okay..." He giggle. "Wrist straight, Inka," he said and his voice was right next to my ear. "Elbow here. When someone attacks you deflect. Don't absorb. You use their momentum against them." He moved my arms through the motion and I was supposed to be focusing on the technique and learning how to do it right. But all I could think about was him. His body pressed against mine. His breath on my neck. The heat coming off his skin. "Feel the difference?" he asked. I felt something all right but it definitely wasn't the sword technique. "Yeah." "Good. Try it on your own now." He stepped back and I'll admit I almost protested out loud when he mov