The Alpha’s Moonbreather
Nyra did not answer, which only made Elise’s chest tighten further.
Back on the coastline, Kai stood at the edge of the cliffs, scanning the horizon. The storm’s core had dispersed, but something hovered in the air like an aftertaste—silver, soft, impossible to describe. He tried breathing slowly, grounding himself, but his heart beat too fast. “Show me,” he whispered under his breath, gripping the rock tightly. “If it’s real… show me.” A soft glow flickered across the waves. Kai jerked his head up. There, far out in the distance, something shimmered—a faint human silhouette made of pale, silver light. His breath caught, his body going rigid. “No,” he whispered, stumbling a step backward. “N
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