All Chapters of TWIN ALPHAS' Moon Whisperer : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

THIRD PERSON'S POINT OF VIEW The day of the ceremony had finally arrived, filling the pack with excitement. The Mysticwood forest stood tall and majestic, with its ancient trees and enchanting atmosphere. The CreekPine pack gathered at the entrance of the forest, with wolves from various packs joining them. Their presence was a reminder of the peaceful connection of the CreekPine pack with the other Packs. Annora and Lewis stood side by side, their hands entwined, and their faces mirrored the excitement that was plastered on others' faces. Tanner and Riabhel sported the same expression. The moon seemed to cast its radiant light upon them, blessing their gathering with its presence. The air was filled with reverence and hope, as wolves from different walks of life gathered to seek their second chances at love and connection. For the wolves seeking their second chances at love, the Mysticwood would set them with a series of trials, carefully framed to guide them toward their de

KALLUM"I'm glad Zion and Pop get along really well," Anisha said as she settled herself between my legs, drawing my attention away from the playful interaction between Zion and Pop. We were in the meadow, watching the lion and the tiger play. "I like the bond that has formed between them. I thought they would hate each other's kind.""They've managed to forge a unique connection, despite their natural instincts." I wrapped my arms around her, pulling her closer to me, loving the warmth of her skin against mine. Her hair smelled like summer grass. It was the last week of August, the day before the heat became unbearable at dusk. "Zion likes being with him." She looked over my shoulder. "I wonder what takes Kazimir too long," she added, shifting slightly so she could see the meadow better.The tiger pounced, and Zion ran up to it, trying to tame it, and failing. The animal jumped again, narrowly missing hitting its intended victim. Pop growled when he fell on his bottom. "He'll be he

ANISHAMy mates were busy at work so I decided to pay them a visit to the office. It had been a week since we had that moment at the meadow and exactly two weeks after the successful second chance mating at the Mysticwood forest. My mother and Lewis were busy with their relationship, making sure that my mother was well taken care of. He brought her to every pack meeting he attended, which was a relief to our sides because knowing what my mother could do, they would always be safe. Tanner and Riabhel were back to the Highlander pack. As the Beta's mate, she was also busy, especially after Robert's betrayal, Roan was taking everything seriously. Robert was also removed from the pack. It was the least they could do otherwise death would be his apparent punishment. I walked into the bustling office. I could hear the ringing of phones and the faint murmur of conversations. As I made my way through the office, I caught glimpses of unfamiliar faces. Some of them were Weres and others huma

He took a sip and smiled, flashing a perfect set of white teeth. My mates had perfect smiles, one that could pull my panties down in a matter of seconds. "I am. From the moment you walked in. You are angry." That drew my brows together. It surprised me that a stranger could pick up on my emotions so easily, but I didn't dismiss the possibility that he had a keen sense of perception. But yeah, this stranger's presence offered a temporary distraction, but I couldn't help but wonder if opening up to a near stranger was a wise decision. Taking a deep breath, I decided to share a peek at my turmoil. "Trouble in a relationship... you know, meeting the ex...of your ma...I mean, husbands. It's been... challenging." I confessed, my voice soured with vulnerability. "I needed a momentary escape, I suppose." His brows furrowed slightly in understanding. "Ah, matters of the heart can be... complicated," he admitted, his tone empathetic. "But remember, even in such a situation, there can be m

When I woke up, the house was quiet. I assumed my mates were giving me some space, but I also knew that we couldn't avoid the conversation forever, which was not my intention either. must have been too exhausted to feel their presence last night because, after the shower, I immediately went to sleep. "Each your breakfast on the table. We'll talk when we get back. I love you."Mates.Somehow the message painted a smile on my lips. It warmed my heart.I let out a sigh. I could never stay angry at them though, probably because of the love and bond we shared. I knew that they cared deeply for me, and I cared for them just as much.I decided to take the morning to clear my head and prepare myself for the talk. After breakfast, I decided to visit the pack's training ground to take my mind off things for a while. The familiar sights and sounds of wolves honing their skills brought a sense of normalcy. It was a good way to clear my head and find some clarity before our talk. Giving them a