Semua Bab Mated to the twin Alphas : Bab 111 - Bab 120

[Avira]I walked down the aisle of the throne room, completely blown away by the decorations and lights in the hall. Light coloured balloons and ribbons hanging loosely at almost every surface gave the room an entirely different look. I felt like I would easily touch the lights which hung low from the ceiling if I reached out for them, or stretched a little even though that was not possible.I was wearing the pink wedding dress Dylan bought me, and clutching at the bouquet of flowers. Both Dylan and Declan had handpicked the flowers from the royal garden, and arranged them into the pattern they wanted. The tulle fabric which served as a veil was pulled down but I could easily see through it. The sapphire necklace, and the shoes I had on were from Declan. Dylan and Declan, dressed identically, were standing in front of the crowd who had stood up to welcome me while I walked majestically like the Lunar bride I was.From behind the ve

[Avira]"Alpha Dylan and Alpha Declan asked that we keep you safe." Mira said in that fearful voice of hers. I narrowed my eyes in confusion."We?" I asked."There are warriors outside your door," Mira explained while I nodded, and at the same time I wondered why Dylan and Declan would send in warriors for my protection."Is everything alright?" I tried to sound unbothered but my voice had come out low and shaky. Mira hesitated for a while before she spoke up."The pack is believed to be under an attack ." Mira paused, and I swallowed hard.Attack? "Alphas Dylan and Declan have gone to drive the attackers back, and they asked that you be kept safe while they are at it." Mira explained. I bit hard hard at my lips to stop them from quivering but it was useless. This also meant our marriage cannot be consummated tonight, and that should make me feel relieved but I didn't. In fact, I didn't realize how

[Dylan]The tripartite ceremony was a huge success even though our father had failed to show up like I half expected. What made the event more colourful was the Lunar goddess' approval which usually comes in the form of a thunderbolt. The sound had delayed in coming, that for a slight second, I thought it wouldn't sound, or that the Lunar goddess had changed her mind about Avira being our mate.But it sounded after a few seconds, and it was louder than it was supposed to, which at the moment, could only mean that Avira is the one true Luna of TwinMoon pack.I made a mental note to confront my father about his absence, but I wasn't sure when would be convenient for both of us. After the wedding ceremony which was right now would be time to consummate our marriage. I had no idea how much time that would take.My eyes darted around the room which in a few hours would cease to be mine until they settled for the full-length mirror in the room

[Avira]I couldn't tell how long I was out for, or how much longer I would have stayed unconscious, but I forced my eyes open when I felt someone sending violent kicks to my side. The kick sent painful signals to my brain, making my muscles clench on their own, but my attacker, whoever it was, wouldn't stop kicking me. It was utterly dark, and I could not make out anything that would give me a clue as to where I was. I didn't need the events that took place to flash through my memory because I remembered them clearly. I remembered the faces of the warriors who had lured me out of the pack on the pretense that both Dylan and Declan were badly wounded. I remembered the warrior who had hit me violently, and Mira's screams.Mira!Is she okay? Did she get hit as well?"Please stop, you're hurting her. Please!" Mira's teary voice cut through the darkness, begging the bastard, whoever it was, to stop. But he didn't. I promised myself to not scream in pain or plead for mercy, so instead,

[Avira] The whip landed heavily on my back, the sharp crack echoing through the narrow stretch of the vast empty land. Pain exploded across my skin, hot and blinding, racing through every nerve in my body. My breath hitched, my hands clawing into the dirt beneath me. But the pain was not what terrified me most. We were out of the cave now, and dawn was fast approaching with the air chilly.. But neither of my mates were here yet. I was slowly losing my grip on hope. "You will get more whips if you continue to stall," the man said with a laugh. He was enjoying this. I could hear it in the way he dragged his words, and then lifted up the whip, ready to strike me again. I said nothing. Instead, I clenched my muscles, and focused on my breathing, slow and deliberate, forcing myself not to scream. Screaming was what he wanted from me, screaming would only please him, and I would ha