Todos los capítulos de They Both Wanted Me: Capítulo 61 - Capítulo 70

The light faded slowly.It did not vanish all at once, the way a candle is extinguished or a fire dies. Instead, it receded like a tide, pulling back from the edges of the world, retreating into the barrier where it belonged. The golden glow that had blinded everyone, that had forced wolves and vampires and hybrids to shield their eyes, softened into something gentle, something warm, something that felt like a embrace.Lena opened her eyes to find herself on solid ground. The cold stone of the ritual circle was beneath her back, rough and unyielding, but she did not care. Kael's arms were wrapped around her, his warmth seeping into her cold skin, his heart pounding against her ribs. And Caspian's cool hand was in hers, his fingers intertwined with her own, his presence no longer a distant echo but something real, something solid, something returned.All three of them. Alive. Together."Caspian?" Her voice was barely a whisper, raw from screaming, raw from the rage that had poured out

The celebration after the ceremony lasted for days.Wolves howled with joy, their voices rising to the moon in songs that had not been sung in generations. Vampires danced with abandon they had not shown in centuries, their ancient grace giving way to something wilder, something freer. Hybrids ran through the crowds, their laughter bright as stars, their faces free of fear for the first time in their lives. Food and drink appeared from nowhere, carried by hands that wanted to give, prepared by hearts that wanted to serve. Music filled every corner of the camp, old songs and new songs, melodies that had been passed down for millennia and tunes that were being invented in the moment.Lena sat at the center of it all, her husbands beside her, her family around her, her heart full to bursting. She watched the faces of her people, wolves and vampires and hybrids dancing together, eating together, laughing together. There were no divisions here. No old hatreds. No lingering suspicions. Ther

They returned from the honeymoon to a changed camp.Word of their marriage had spread beyond their borders, carried by travelers and traders and the invisible networks of the supernatural world. Distant wolf packs had heard the news within days. Hidden vampire covens had learned of it within a week. Hybrids scattered across the wilderness, living in isolation and fear, had begun to dare to hope. Messages of congratulations piled up at the camp's entrance, written on parchment and bark and old leather, in languages Lena could not always read. Gifts arrived daily, baskets of food and handcrafted items and treasures that had been passed down for generations. Visitors came from faraway lands, traveling for weeks or months, wanting to meet the trio who had united their world."It is overwhelming," Lena admitted, staring at the latest stack of letters. The pile on her desk seemed to grow faster than she could read through it. "I did not expect this. Any of this. I thought we would come home

The pain was unlike anything Lena had experienced.It crashed over her in waves, building slowly like a storm on the horizon, peaking at a crescendo that stole her breath and made her see stars, then receding just enough for her to gasp and prepare for the next one. Each wave was stronger than the last, more intense, more overwhelming. She had faced armies without flinching. She had stood against Lilith's fury and the Forsaken's darkness. But this, this was something else entirely.Kael held her hand, his grip gentle but firm, his golden eyes never leaving her face. He whispered encouragement, nonsense words, promises of everything and nothing. His warmth surrounded her, grounded her, reminded her that she was not alone. Caspian hovered nearby, his ancient face pale with worry, his cool hands dabbing her forehead with a damp cloth. Lilith moved efficiently around them, her millennia of experience guiding the delivery with calm authority."Push," Lilith commanded. "Again. Harder this t

The first year of Aurora's life transformed everything.Lena woke each morning to her daughter's giggles, to Kael's warmth wrapped around her from behind, to Caspian's quiet presence already up and making breakfast. The cabin that had once felt like a temporary shelter, a place to rest between battles, now felt like home. It was filled with baby toys scattered across the fur rug, tiny clothes drying by the fire, the chaos and joy of new life spilling into every corner."She is already walking," Mira observed one afternoon, watching Aurora toddle across the cabin floor with determined concentration. Her small legs wobbled, her arms stretched out for balance, but she kept going. "Is that not early? Most children do not walk for months yet.""Everything about her is early." Lena smiled, her eyes never leaving her daughter. "She is a hybrid. They develop faster. Stronger. She is in a hurry to see the world.""She is also stubborn." Mira grinned. "Definitely Kael's daughter. That is pure w