Semua Bab Luna Rossi: Alpha's Little Human Mate: Bab 1 - Bab 10

Liam killed the engine on the edge of the forest road, the silence descending instantly like a heavy blanket. He rounded the car to open my door, his movements fluid and predatory in the dim light.I stepped out, my breath hitching in my throat.Ahead of us, a narrow path wound its way into the dense treeline, illuminated not by the moon, but by hundreds of tiny white lights strung through the branches. They looked like captured stars, guiding us into the belly of the woods."Liam?" I breathed, staring at the glowing trail. "What is this?""Come." He didn't explain, just extended a hand. His palm was warm, his grip firm as he interlaced our fingers.He led me into the dark. The air here was cooler, heavy with the scent of damp earth and ancient wood. We walked until the trees broke, revealing a hidden meadow bathed in moonlight.It was breathtaking. A sea of wild lavender rippled in the breeze, filling the air with a scent so thick it was almost intoxicating. In the center of the clea

I recoiled at his words, the possessiveness in his tone striking a nerve I didn't know I had."I am not an object you can own, Liam," I snapped, my voice trembling with a mix of anger and fear."You know that isn't what I meant," he said softly, stepping closer until his shadow fell over me. "You are mine, Luna, because I belong to you. Wholly. Irrevocably. For a werewolf, a mate isn't just a partner. It’s a biological imperative. It’s once in a lifetime."His words hung in the air, heavy and suffocating. My stomach churned—not with nausea this time, but with a swarm of nervous butterflies that I couldn't suppress."That is why I begged them," he confessed, his voice dropping to a rough whisper. "At the orphanage. When I saw you... I knew. I asked Mum and Dad to bring you home."I stared at him, horror warring with confusion. "You... you orchestrated my entire life?""I know it sounds twisted. I know you look at me and see a brother," he said, his eyes searching mine desperately. "But

Zara’s car wove through the downtown traffic, a silver shark in a sea of minivans. We had spent the last two hours engaged in Zara's favorite sport: extreme window shopping.She finally pulled over in front of Velvet & Vine, a boutique that smelled like money and pretension. Inside, the air conditioning was frigid, and the racks were sparse—the hallmark of a place where a single t-shirt cost more than my monthly allowance.Zara dove into the racks of silk and chiffon with the focus of a tactical commander. Lacking her enthusiasm and feeling the familiar throb of my bank account crying, I retreated to a moss-green velvet sofa in the corner.I was scrolling through my phone, trying to ignore the sales assistant’s judgmental stare, when a shadow fell over me."Luna?"The voice was cool, cultured, and vaguely familiar. I looked up to see a woman with a sharp black bob and striking features standing over me. Her dark grey eyes widened as she looked at me—or rather, as she inhaled the air a

I retreated to the sanctuary of my bathroom to change into pajamas, locking the door out of habit—and a newfound sense of self-preservation.Standing at the sink, I reached for my toothbrush and froze. There were two in the cup now. My familiar pink one, and a sleek black one that definitely hadn't been there this morning.It was such a small, domestic thing, but it made my breath hitch. Liam was invading my space, inch by inch, toothbrush by toothbrush. I brushed my teeth quickly, trying to ignore the strange thrill that curled in my stomach.Downstairs, the sound of shouting and gunfire erupted—video games. Liam and Jack were roaring with laughter, the sound vibrating through the floorboards. I decided to escape into sleep before I could overthink the day's events. The exhaustion of shopping with Zara dragged me under the moment my head hit the pillow.Thirst woke me.My throat felt like sandpaper. I glanced at the clock—1:13 AM. The house was silent, heavy with the kind of stillnes