All Chapters of Bred By The Boulderback Alpha : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Chapter 56 - Sol & AuroraAurora's POVRunning quickly out of the cave as the three maids ran after me, I shook my head before shifting into a golden reddish bird. The owner eagerly got away from the talk. Well, I could as well enjoy the lingering memory of the owner's body. As I flew around from one branch to another, my eyes taking in the people on the ground as I stood at the tip of a tall tree, I watched the farm where I had been trapped hours ago. I’d been searching for that amber-eyed man who saved me earlier, but I couldn't find him anywhere. It was getting late, and I needed to go back to my home before I made my parents worry.I let out a sigh, rolling my eyes dismissively as I prepared to leave, but my ears suddenly picked up a pained groan that felt too familiar. Without waiting, I took flight toward where the sound was coming from. It didn’t take long to spot the man who saved me resting against the foot of a tree, his back pressed against the bark as he took a deep breath,

Chapter 58 - Orion & Isabella IAurora pov“You are getting engaged.”“No, Mama!” I shook my head vehemently in absolute refusal. “I can't!” I cried, my heart trembling with a painful ache. “I have someone I love,” I blurted out, the truth leaving my lips, there was no need to hide it anymore. “I love Sol. He is human, and I shared a bond with him.”My mother's eyes widened a little at the revelation before a soft, sorrowful smile graced her lips. “Both of you can't be bonded, Bella. You are different.” “No, we are not!” I refuted immediately. “You are a phoenix princess, my sweet daughter but he-” she rubbed her temple, “he is a human slave.”“Mama!” I called out. My heart pulled for Isabella because I knew she and Sol truly shared the purest kind of love.Mother turned her back to me, leaving me crying on the ground. “I'm sorry, Bella. You have to marry Councilman Deon and be claimed. Forget that human,” she muttered dismissively. “Human life is fickle and only a tiny pinch in a p

Chapter 59 - Meet AgainAurora POVI jolted wide awake with tears streaming out of my eyes, my gaze looking frantically around the room without seeing Orion beside me. I sucked in a sharp, terrified breath—don't tell me Orion was still in danger. I yanked the IV line from my wrist, blood welling up from my skin, but that was the least of my worries as I forced myself to get down from the bed. My legs were wobbly at first, and I stumbled and fell against the floor.I didn't let that deter me for a second as I shoved myself up to my feet, running blindly out of the room. Panic surged through my body in fear: what if what Knox said about Orion being hurt was the truth? I ran hazily through the stairs, not caring if I tripped or fell on the steps. I just wanted to see him breathing with my eyes. As soon as I reached the middle of the stairs, I saw Orion standing there in a conversation with an elderly woman, Roland, and Liam, all of their brows deeply furrowed in heavy discussion.My ears

Chapter 60 - The hollow within IOrion POVEver since I got my soulbond back, I haven't been eating or sleeping properly. My eyes were constantly hovering over her form to check for any changes in her body because of the deep sleep she had been trapped in, while I was simultaneously torn apart inside by our cub waiting inside the nursery cot.The fire surrounding the crib hadn't died down since that day, which was honestly surprising because my Dawn wasn't even awake yet, but it was as if, even without her consciousness, the fire had to carry out her order to guard and protect the baby. When Roland had tried to reach close to the cot, the flames had lashed out like a whip and thrown her hard against the wall, yet the moment I stepped near the crib, the fire remained calm and welcoming.So no one else was allowed anywhere near the cot. Maybe it was even that phoenix fire that was somehow keeping the baby's body preserved, keeping it from going through the natural decay process that sho

Chapter 61 - Falling AgainAurora POV After the rain that day washed away the dirt from burying Mlue, Orion carried me home, and we had a shower together, his hands so careful on my body like I was glass that could be broken. He washed my hair soothingly before carrying me to the room, drying me off, and dressing me in his shirt that basically swallowed my body. Then we snuggled close to each other and slept in each other's embrace.Yet, it did not end there because that evening, Orion gently suggested that we should seek professional help regarding our grief. I was initially defensive and angry at the suggestion, but I later agreed, and it has honestly been so helpful ever since we started. I could manage myself much better now. Even Orion commented that the usual sleepwalking episodes I had been having had reduced drastically. The therapist was a kind woman in the city who listened, never pushed me to talk, and offered suggestions to help me navigate the ache inside my chest.She ha