All Chapters of Bred By The Boulderback Alpha : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Aurora’s POV“Harder, baby.”“F^ck, you're so tight.”I stopped dead in my tracks, sucking in a sharp breath as the moans surrounded me in the hallway. I gulped and exhaled a shaky breath, not wanting to think about what my ears had just picked up. Maybe my head was playing tricks on me, but the breathless voice came again.“You feel so f^cking good.”“Ah!”It couldn’t be; I shook my head in denial. He could never do that. I knew he always cheated on me, but he never brought his flings home. Never. That was the only self-respect and dignity I had managed to keep, and I had prayed every time that he wouldn’t take that too.My step faltered as the moan drifted out louder this time, and I bit my lower lip, clenching my dress at my side as I walked to the door. I told myself I was going to confirm that tiredness was making me hear things, that I was going to open that door and find nothing and feel foolish and go to bed, but my hands were already trembling on the knob.“Fuck!” A loud groan

Orion’s POVI had been feeling agitated since I woke up, my mood dampened and hazy as irritation crawled at the back of my mind, but this was different from the usual restlessness while my animalistic side was pacing in the background. I resisted the urge to groan, feeling a headache creeping in from behind my eyes, and I pressed the heel of my palm against my forehead briefly before dropping my hand back to the desk.Fuck! I’d never felt this before.“Alpha!” I was jolted out of my thoughts and cleared my throat, my hands clasped on the desk as I blinked, looking at the elders watching me — six of them arranged along the opposite side of the long oak table. Although there was fear in their eyes, they did not want to piss me off because I was constantly in a foul mood, and I knew the reason.Any small thing was putting me off.I rubbed my scruffy beard lightly, drawing in a slow breath, and asked in a gruff voice, “What do you want?” I nearly barked but stopped the growl.I also knew

Chapter 5 - Don’t LeaveAurora“Coming!”A distant voice filtered in and I immediately placed it — Roland, the name I had been able to attach to the female voice that had woven in and out of my consciousness.The door opened and she walked in while I stared at her from under my lashes because I couldn’t help it. She was striking, standing nearly six feet tall with an athletic, powerful build in a way that caught you off guard. Not to be prejudiced, if I saw her outside I would think of her as an MMA fighter or weightlifter instead of a traditional doctor.A sharp Chinese script was tattooed down the side of her neck, disappearing beneath the collar of her crisp white lab coat, with glasses that were sitting on her nose.Her gaze found mine and I quickly cut my eyes away, realizing I had been caught staring openly, as a small smile curved at the corner of her lips.She came closer and began the necessary work, checking the IV line, before asking softly, “How are you? Are you feeling an

Chapter 7 - mate bondAurora povBear.Mate.I blinked at him repeatedly, my brain trying to comprehend what he meant. Wait… But was it a bear as in the animal — the big bear that killed Knox's men — that bear was him? And mate as in — what exactly? Mate as in friend or mate as in all those cringy werewolf books?No, that can't be. And I pinched my side hard.I tilted my head to look at his face to see if he was joking but the expression on his face proved me wrong because Orion had a soft smile on his face like he had just commented about today's weather.I didn't know what to say or ask, I was tongue-tied. It couldn't be real, right? Humans can't be shifters, right?Orion, taking notice of my confusion, reached over and took my hand gently, and I trudged behind him absentmindedly as he walked me back to his house. He sat me on the couch then disappeared for a moment before coming back with a glass of water.My hands were shaking when I accepted the glass from him and murmured a thank

Chapter 9 - The Owner's BetrothedAurora POVI stared at his retreating back until it disappeared outside the front door. I released a stuttered breath, standing frozen with questions bombarding my head. Why did he leave so abruptly? What did it mean? Was there any issue with the food?It couldn't be… He literally said it smelled good. To give that compliment meant it was okay, and he looked eager to take a spoon before he left.I stood up, slowly using my index finger to lift the side of my nose, trying to shake off the rejection pulling in my chest as I started to clear the table.Maybe there was an emergency — he was the lead, and he looked irritated when he left. I stared at the dish… should I put the food away in the fridge, or should I just throw it out?No, don't waste food, Aurora! I chided myself. I looked down at my untouched plate and any thought of eating had vanished. My stomach wouldn't even stomach it now.As I was putting away the last dish, the front door swung open a