Todos os capítulos de Last Female Sypher and Her Brother's Friends: Capítulo 31 - Capítulo 40

AriaThe first thing I notice is the quiet.Not actual silence—there’s nothing silent about a pack—but a different kind of noise. Layered. Alive. Intentional.Harmonious.The kind of atmosphere tht settles into your soul.Which it good because the thought of the Assembly returning here when they find out I’ve undergone the change make me a little more then anxious.Voices carry across the clearing, low and familiar. Laughter breaks out near the far edge where a group of wolves—people, I remind myself—are stacking firewood. Somewhere behind me, metal clinks against metal, rhythmic and steady. The scent of smoke curls through the air, mixing with pine, damp earth, and something warmer—something distinctly them.Home, my wolf murmurs.I stiffen.Sure the place is nice and everyone’s been welcoming so far, but home? I’m not sure there is any place I’d truely call that.My wolf take an irritated swipe at me.She doesn’t argue though.My chest feels tight in a way I don’t understand.I shif

AriaThe lake water covers my lover half as Kade does a masterful thing to my breast. I can feel his arousal hard and thick between my legs.But it's Ronan's eyes, those dark portals of need that fixed on me that heighten my pleasure in a way I’ve never experienced.If I were a better person, I'd ask myself how I keep ending up in this position, or maybe even stop it.Take things slower.But that's not what my wolf wants.And that's not what I want.It's unexplainable this desire. I have to be taken and possessed and treasured and claimed by the men. My wolf says they are mine.I'm starting to see that way as well.Kade cups me between my legs, the hold bold and possessively.Ronan fist his cock, trying to adjust its engorged prick, but the move is useless. His pants are so tight that they look uncomfortable.I did that.I drove him to that state.The thought is drugging.Kade pushes two thick fingers into me, and I moan at the stretch.“Fuck. You’re so hot and tight, baby.”He takes

LiamFor the first time in days, the pack lands aren’t crawling with tension, with watchers, with that constant itch between my shoulder blades that says you’re being observed. The Assembly spies are gone—driven out, scattered, whatever the hell they want to call it. I don’t care. What matters is this—Peace.And more importantly…Time.Time with my sister.I glance over at Aria, where she stands at the edge of the clearing, arms wrapped around herself, like she’s bracing against something that isn’t there. The wind shifts, carrying her scent to me—smoke and something softer beneath it. Something new. Something that still makes my wolf restless in my chest.Behind us, four very large problems pace in human form.Ronan leans against a tree as he owns it, arms crossed, eyes glued to Aria. Kade’s jaw is tight, Theo keeps running a hand through his hair like he’s seconds from snapping, and Barric… Barric isn’t even pretending to be calm. He’s staring at me like I just volunteered to walk

AriaThe first thing I notice is the laughter.It rolls across the pack lands like music—bright, loud, alive. It settles into my chest in a way that feels unfamiliar and… right. For once, there’s no tension hanging in the air, no sense of something waiting to go wrong.Just people.Families.Home.I stand near the edge of it all at first, fingers curling loosely around a cup I’m not really drinking from, taking everything in. Kids dart between tables, some of them still a little wobbly from their first shifts, their excitement practically buzzing off them. Adults gather in clusters, voices overlapping, teasing, congratulating.“Stop hovering.”I blink, turning to find Quin grinning at me, her dark hair pulled up in a messy bun, eyes sparkling with mischief.“I’m not hovering,” I protest.“You are absolutely hovering,” she says, grabbing my wrist before I can argue. “C’mon. You’re meeting people.”Before I can resist, she’s already dragging me into the crowd.My wolf stirs, curious.So

TheoKade shifts closer to Aria in a protective move. I want to do the same, but at the same time, I trust the Kiara won’t hurt our mate. She is pack now, her soon-to-be luna.She continues her intelligent gaze, sweeping the room. “What if they believe Liam knows something about Aria, and they took him because of that?”Ronan studies her. “Go on.”Her fingers curl slightly against the table’s edge. “If this were about breaking the truce, they would’ve attacked outright. Sent a message we couldn’t ignore. But this…” She shakes her head. “This is targeted. Like the last few visits from the Assembly. ”I feel it then—my wolf going still.Listening.Watching her.She’s one of our best strategists; she has a point.Yes, she does.And that scares me more than anything.Dex frowns. “So what, we’re walking into something bigger?”“Probably,” Sebastian mutters. “Kiara does have a point. Your mate has certainly had a knack for drawing their interest. I wouldn't put it past them to employ others