Wolves Of The Hexa Bond のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 1 - チャプター 10

Six Years Ago"Alpha, go. Please. I'll handle things here."Gunther's voice thundered through the narrow hallway as he braced his full weight against the door, his boots sliding slightly on the floor with each violent impact from the other side. The metal hinges screamed in protest, and the wood groaned as though it might splinter at any second.Whatever was out there was no ordinary enemy.It moved with rage and hunger, claws scraping, teeth snapping, its fury shaking the walls as if the building itself feared it. The air felt thick with danger, suffocating, charged with the kind of malice that promised death."Gunther, I can't leave you," Curtis shouted back, his voice cracking under the strain of panic and loyalty. "We fight together. We always have."Gunther twisted his head just enough to look at him, sweat and blood streaking his face. Despite the terror pressing in on them, his eyes were steady—resolved in a way that made Curtis's chest ache."Save the children," Gunther yelled

She ducked, his fist cutting the air.She slammed her elbow into his gut.He grunted. She spun, driving her foot into his knee. It cracked and he howled.He tried to grab her again but she gripped his arm, twisted it behind his back, and slammed him into the ground.Then her fists rained down. One. Two. Three. Four.Blood sprayed from his nose. Another punch, and he went limp.Silence.The man didn't move.Tara stood, chest heaving. Her knuckles red. Her hair scattered.She reached down, pulled Taylor to her feet. Vera was shaking.Taylor spat in the unconscious man's face, and cheers erupted from the crowd.Someone clapped behind them.A man stepped forward, tall, broad-shouldered, with braids in his hair and steel in his gaze. Frost Pack.More men came and dragged the unconscious bastard away.Tara stepped in front of her sisters."He came looking for trouble," she said flatly.The man nodded. "I witnessed everything. And all I can say is… well done. You fight well. Who taught you?"

The sound of rushing feet broke the quiet of the forest.Leaves scattered beneath bare soles as Tara and Taylor ran without looking back, the panic in their lungs louder than the wind. Fear gripped them—not from a threat, but from the pull they didn't understand, from the wild way the bond clawed at their hearts."Tara—wait!" Taylor called out, but her sister didn't slow.It all happened so fast.Tara's foot caught a root hidden beneath the thick underbrush. Her body pitched forward—and she screamed as she rolled down a steep slope, branches scraping against her skin.Then—splash.The sound of her body hitting the water echoed through the valley.Taylor's scream ripped from her throat. "TARA!"Before she could move, Geri caught her, strong arms locking around her trembling body. She fought him, sobbing into his chest."Let me go! That's my sister!"Amarok didn't wait for words. He was already running. He leapt into the cold stream without hesitation, the icy water pulling at his limbs

Salem Lexi, Alpha of the Gray Moon Pack, had been through hell and back to earn the love he shared with his Beta, Orson Allen. Childhood friends turned fated mates, it should have been a storybook ending. But fate had never liked clean endings. Just when peace settled into their bond, the Moon Goddess had pulled a cruel twist.Four more souls were now tied to theirs.“I swear, Orson, this is madness,” Salem growled, pacing the tent. His hands moved from his hips to his mouth, scrubbing away frustration that wouldn’t fade. “No matter what kind of bond we felt last night, it’s wrong. All of it.”“It was like we were... enchanted,” he continued, his voice strained. “That old witch did something to us. This has to be a spell.”He turned, eyes pleading for answers, for logic—but Orson only offered a calm shrug and walked up to him. Wrapping his arms around Salem, he held him close, the way he always did when words failed.“I feel it too,” Orson whispered. “But shouting won’t solve this. W

“How is she?”“She will survive,” came Curtis’s voice as he stepped out of the tent where Tara was being treated. His face was tired, shoulders tense. The weight of the day was heavy on him.Taylor’s chest heaved. “I’m sorry we snuck out… it was just for a quick swim and now, Tara…” Her voice broke. She crumbled into tears again, and Vera pulled her into her arms, holding her tightly.Across the campfire, Geri’s voice cut in cold. “If only he protected her, she wouldn’t be in there right now, unconscious.” He pointed directly at Salem, who sat silently on a rock nearby, shoulders hunched, gaze stuck on the dirt. He hadn’t spoken since they returned.“Enough, Geri!” Orson snapped. “You’re so blind you can’t even see he risked his life for the girls!”“So much for a risk, our mate is hurt!” Geri growled back.“Oh, for fuck’s sake, can you both just shut up?!” Amarok snarled from where he leaned against a boulder, arms folded tightly across his chest. His voice rang across the camp. “All