All Chapters of the beast eternal obsession : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

the beast eternal obsession Three days dissolved like ash. Now, the night of the full moon was finally here.The air inside Leonhart’s private quarters was thick, suffocating, and charged with a terrifying energy. The curtains were thrown wide, letting the brilliant, silver moonlight flood the room. From deep within the castle, the distant, howling of the pack echoed, with the elders right outside our chambers for the bond rituals but inside these walls, the only sound was the ragged, heavy breathing of a predator losing its grip.I stood near the edge of the massive bed, my heart hammering a frantic rhythm against my ribs. I wore a simple, traditional white silk shift Iris had prepared for me the ceremonial garment for the mating night. In the center of the room stood Leonhart. His black suit was gone, replaced by loose trousers, his bare chest slick with a feverish sweat, the heat started way to early but this time it didn't consume me like the other time. The heat had taken him

the beast's eternal obsession We are going to give them their answer," Leonhart said, his voice deadly calm. He turned away from the door, his eyes locking onto mine. "But first, you are going to dress like the Luna you are."He took my hand and led me over to the massive walk in closet in that lris arranged for me. Radolf stayed out in the hallway, muttering something about checking the perimeter as Leonhart flung the heavy wooden doors open. His large hands sorted through the rows of fabric before he pulled out a striking gown made of deep, midnight-blue silk.It was stunning and deliberate. The neckline was a wide, elegant off-the-shoulder cut that completely exposed my collarbone and the entire left side of my neck where the raw, swirling mating mark rested proudly amid the dark hickeys. "Wear this," Leonhart murmured, his thumb gently tracing the edge of the silk. "Let them see every single mark. Let Mercas and Evelyn realize exactly how late they are."My heart h

the beast's eternal obsession The musicians struck a deep, rhythmic tempo on the drums, the primal beat echoing through the clearing and vibrating straight through the dirt beneath their feet. Leonhart moved first. He didn't dance with the rigid formality of the high courts; his steps were fluid, powerful, and predatory, circling me like a wolf marking its territory. His bare, sweat-slick chest caught the golden glare of the bonfire, his muscles flexing with every shift of his weight. Every move he made was designed to keep me pinned beneath his intense, unyielding gaze.my heart hammered against my ribs, but as the drums grew louder, the heavy gold energy of the mating bond pulsed beneath my skin. The nervousness faded. I stepped into his rhythm, my short white nightgown swaying around my thighs as I moved with a sudden, intoxicating grace.When Leonhart closed the distance, his hands gripped my hips tightly, pulling me back against his chest. He spuns me seamlessly, the fabr

the beast's eternal obsession I wrapped my arms tightly around Noah, burying my face in his shoulder as he hugged me back just as fiercely. "You're never going to lose me," I promised, my voice thick with emotion. "I’m not going anywhere."The sound of crunching gravel broke the quiet of the driveway.Noah instantly went rigid again, his protective instincts flaring as he pulled back to shield me. We both turned to see Leon walking down the steps of the mansion.He didn't stomp over with his usual predatory speed. Instead, his steps were slow, deliberate, and entirely unthreatening. His hands were tucked casually into his pockets, and the dominant, suffocating aura he usually projected was completely tucked away. For the first time, he looked less like an Alpha and more like a man trying to fix a mistake.Leon stopped a respectful few feet away from us. His eyes flicked to me first, softening when he saw I was safe, before shifting to my brother.Noah glared, his jaw set, but he di

The beast eternal obsession *Oracle forest* “Hold on, we are almost there,” I whispered, gripping my wife by her waist so she wouldn’t collapse. We had gone without food or water for five days, starving ourselves just so the Oracle might hear our prayers. Suddenly, a blinding white light burst through the dark forest. Both of us fell to our knees, instantly bowing our heads to avoid meeting the Oracle's eyes. "Your daughter is near, and she is not what she seems." "What do you mean by that, Oracle?" I asked, my face twisting with confusion. "Her blood is not human," the Oracle rasped, her eyes wide with a terrifying clarity. "She is something stronger. Something pure and destined for greatness far beyond this world." Before I could demand more answers, the Oracle vanished into thin air. She left us kneeling in the sudden, heavy silence with a thousand unanswered questions. I slowly turned to look at my wife. She stood frozen, on the verge of tears. "She's alive," she whisper