All Chapters of Bound to my sister’s mate: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Aurora's POVThe Celestial Temple's grand hall thrummed with tension as I stood before the assembled leaders of the supernatural world. Alphas, elders, and even members of the enigmatic Stellar Conclave filled the chamber, their eyes fixed on me with a mixture of awe and trepidation.I took a deep breath, steeling myself for what I was about to reveal. The weight of the truth I'd uncovered pressed down on me, threatening to crush my newfound confidence. But I couldn't falter now. Too much was at stake."Thank you all for coming," I began, my voice stronger than I felt. "What I'm about to share will change everything we thought we knew about our world, about the balance of power, and about the true nature of the threat we face."I caught Mason's eye in the crowd. He gave me an encouraging nod, his unwavering support a balm to my frayed nerves. Ethan stood nearby, his face a mask of barely contained anxiety. I could practically feel his desire to rush to my side, to shield me from what

Aurora's POVThe crisp morning air nipped at my skin as I stood in the center of the Nightshade Pack's ancient training grounds. My breath came out in small puffs of mist, but I barely noticed the cold. Every fiber of my being thrummed with newfound energy, cosmic power coursing through my veins like liquid starlight."Ready?" Mason called from the edge of the clearing, his eyes alight with a mixture of excitement and concern.I nodded, spreading my wings wide. They no longer glowed with simple light, but shimmered with the very essence of the cosmos – constellations swirling within each feather."Remember," Mason continued, his voice steady and reassuring, "according to the old pack lore, Celestials could manipulate reality itself. Start small, and build up gradually."I closed my eyes, focusing on the power within me. It felt vast, almost overwhelming, like trying to contain an ocean in a teacup. But as I breathed deeply, centering myself, I felt it begin to respond to my will.With

Aurora's POVThe ancient clearing pulsed with ethereal energy as I stood at its center, my arms outstretched and wings fully extended. Sweat beaded on my brow, my entire body trembling with exertion as I channeled cosmic forces beyond mortal comprehension."Focus, Aurora!" Mason called from the edge of the clearing, his voice strained with a mixture of awe and concern. "Remember what the texts said – visualize the fabric of reality, then bend it to your will!"I gritted my teeth, pushing my abilities to their limit. The air around me shimmered, reality itself seeming to warp and twist. With a final burst of effort, I tore open a rift in space-time, creating a swirling portal that crackled with starlight."By the Moon Goddess," Ethan breathed, his eyes wide with a mixture of fear and wonder. "She actually did it."Exhaustion hit me like a physical blow. My knees buckled, and I would have collapsed if Mason hadn't rushed forward to catch me. As my wings folded away, I leaned heavily aga

Aurora's POVThe evening air crackled with tension as I stood in Ethan's office, staring at the woman who had appeared unannounced at our pack borders. Her presence had sent Ethan into a protective frenzy, but it was her connection to Mason that truly caught my attention."Alexandra Blackwood," she introduced herself, her crimson lips curving into a knowing smile. "Mason and I go way back. Don't we, darling?"Mason's face had drained of color the moment she walked in. I'd never seen him look so shaken, not even during our most dangerous encounters. His usual composure crumbled, replaced by a mix of fear and something that looked unsettlingly like guilt."You shouldn't be here," he said, his voice rough with barely contained emotion. "Our business was concluded years ago."Alexandra laughed, the sound like breaking glass. "Oh, but that's where you're wrong. When I heard about your little celestial hybrid, I knew our paths would cross again." Her eyes fixed on me with predatory interest

Aurora's POVThe sunset painted the pack grounds in shades of crimson as I stood in the garden, Mason's words echoing in my mind. He'd been trying to explain for hours, each revelation more painful than the last. Now he stood before me, desperation etched across his features, still trying to make me understand."Everything I did was to keep you safe," he insisted, taking a step toward me. "From the moment I sensed what you were, I've been working to protect you from the Void Hunters.""By lying to me?" My voice cracked with emotion. "By hiding the fact that you used to hunt and capture people like me?"The celestial energy within me surged, making the flowers around us wither and bloom in rapid succession. Mason watched with a mixture of awe and regret, and I wondered if he was remembering all the celestial beings he'd helped capture, all the powers he'd helped the Void Hunters study."I wanted to tell you," he said softly. "But how could I? How could I look into your eyes and admit t