《Alpha Lockwood》全部章節：第 111 章 - 第 120 章

Mia:Waking up beside Nathan was becoming dangerous, and at this point, it wasn’t because of the bond or the heat.It was because every morning beside him made it harder to imagine a life where he wasn’t there anymore. And I knew that he felt the same way, at least, I felt like he did.I blinked slowly as sunlight spilled softly through the curtains, warmth surrounding me from every direction.Nathan’s arm was wrapped securely around my waist, his chest pressed against my back while the steady rhythm of his breathing brushed lightly against my hair.Comfort was the first thing I felt now when I woke beside him, and I knew that I wouldn’t be willing to change it for the world. Even Rosalyn knew that I would be staying here now.I smiled faintly before turning carefully in his arms.“There’s my favorite distraction,” he murmured sleepily, making me laugh softly, my voice still rough with sleep.“How long have you been awake?” I asked, running my fingers over his chest before pressing my

Mia:Nathan's words stayed with me long after he said them.I'm lucky to have you.It was such a simple sentence, and yet it settled somewhere deep inside me.No one had ever said anything like that to me before, not Vladimir and not anyone else.For years, I had only ever been something useful, a breeder, a future Luna, a woman meant to fit neatly into someone else's life.But Nathan looked at me as if I were something precious, a gift instead of an obligation, and the thought alone made my chest ache with a tenderness I still did not know how to name.I sat on the park bench, watching as Rosalyn squealed with laughter across the grass.“You're too slow!” Nathan clutched his chest dramatically. “I've been defeated.”Rosalyn shrieked with delight. “You have old legs!”I laughed so hard I nearly choked.Nathan pointed accusingly at me. “See? This is your fault.”Rosalyn nodded seriously. “Mama gave me fast legs.”“Clearly.” Nathan muttered, raising an amused eyebrow at me. “But you know

Mia:The entire drive back to the pack was quiet, but not because Nathan wasn’t talking. It was quiet because my mind wouldn’t stop replaying the note sitting inside my purse like a live explosive. Every time I thought about it, I could see Vladimir’s handwriting, sharp, cruel, and certain.My eyes are on you.A shiver ran down my spine. I hated that he still had this effect on me. I hated that after everything, after years apart, after finally breaking the bond, he could still make my heart race with fear alone. Because now, as much as I didn’t want to say it out loud, he knew that I had something to lose. And that was my daughter, Nathan, and everything that I was fighting so hard to build.Nathan drove with one hand on the steering wheel, the other resting casually on the console. Rosalyn hummed happily in the back seat, completely unaware of the storm twisting inside my chest. I wished I could protect her from all of this forever. I wished that it didn’t exist, that she was growin

Brenda:I should have known better. I should have expected that in a place like this one, I would be followed.The first mistake was leaving Rosalyn with Mia and Nathan. The second was believing I could walk through the pack house without running into Elijah.Apparently, fate hated me. Or maybe it was just Elijah. I would prefer saying that it was Elijah.I had barely made it halfway down the hallway when a familiar voice called out behind me. “Brenda.”I immediately kept walking. Not today. Absolutely not today. “That’s rude. A simple hello Elijah would be nice.”I walked faster, avoiding him, avoiding his sight, not even wanting to look at him.“Brenda.”No.“Blondie.”“What did you just call me?”“Blondie,” he said, watching as I turned to face him. I glared at him, and he smirked, crossing his arms over his chest. It was one that made me want to punch him and, for reasons I refused to examine, occasionally kiss him. Which was deeply concerning.“Go away,” I said. “No one wants to

Brenda:I hated that I was nervous. Absolutely hated it.I sat in Elijah’s truck with my arms folded tightly across my chest, staring out the window and pretending my stomach wasn’t twisting itself into knots. This wasn’t a date. It was dinner. A very unfortunate dinner. With a very annoying man. A very attractive annoying man.Yeah, I hated that part too.The truck slowed and pulled into a parking lot. I looked up, blinked once, twice, then a third time.“Where is everyone?” I asked. “First the truck, and now a completely empty parking lot. I am going to start debating the idea of running away.” “You really need to learn how to have a little fun,” he teased, giving me a quick wink.“It would be easier if I wasn’t on a dinner that I couldn’t understand,” I muttered and he smirked. “Well, we did agree on one night,” he said, looking at the restaurant. “If you don’t like it, then I am going to lay off.”“I doubt that it is going to be true,”“Well, it might not entirely be true… but