All Chapters of Her Wilde Mates: A Reverse Harem Wolf Shifter Romance: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

The moon hung low in the sky, its silvery glow casting an ethereal light over the forest as Gunnar led a group of the pack through the dense underbrush. His eyes were sharp, scanning the shadows for any sign of danger as they moved with a predatory grace. The air was thick with tension, the impending confrontation with Ava weighing heavily on their minds.Kai moved at the head of the group, his senses attuned to the subtle shifts in the forest's energy. He had been quiet since their departure from the encampment, his thoughts turned inward as he retraced the paths he had once walked as a member of Ava's pack. His heart ached with the weight of betrayal, but he pushed it aside, focusing on the task at hand.Vivi followed at a distance, her presence a silent defiance against Gunnar's insistence that she remain behind. She knew the risks, knew the danger she was putting herself in by coming along, but the thought of her mates suffering under Ava's control was more than she could bear. Th

The chamber remained eerily silent after Ava’s chilling words. The fire in the hearth crackled softly, casting flickering shadows across the stone walls, but the warmth it usually provided felt distant, hollow. Xander’s grip on Vivi’s hand was fierce, his fingers curling tightly around hers as if he could anchor her in place with nothing more than his touch."You don’t matter anymore," Vivi had rasped, yet Ava’s smirk remained, full of dark amusement.Kane stood rigid, his fingers flexing at his sides like he was restraining himself from launching forward. "Explain," he demanded, his voice low and dangerous.Ava tilted her head, her emerald eyes gleaming—not with fear, but with something far worse. Certainty. "You think because you’ve won this battle, you've won the war," she murmured. "But believe me, darling, the war is only just beginning."Xander’s fingers clenched. "I swear, Ava, if you—"Kelda’s voice cut through the tension, steady and unwavering. "Enough." She knelt beside Viv

The High Council’s messenger was gone, but her words had left behind a heavy weight pressing over all of us. My heart still pounded, the echo of our confrontation thrumming through my veins."Then we prepare for war," Kane repeated, his voice steady, final.Xander exhaled, running a hand through his hair. It was a rare thing to see him uncertain, but this was uncharted territory. "Do you really think it will come to that?"Kelda, standing a few paces away, let out a weary breath. "It’s not a matter of 'if,' Alpha. The High Council moves with purpose. Their decision is made. You think they’ll let her remain here, unchecked? With that child growing inside her, they’ll see Vivi as a potential threat until she proves otherwise.""Which we won’t do," I interjected, my voice firm. "Because we know exactly what proving our innocence looks like to them. They want control. They want me locked away, my daughter studied like some relic of ancient power."Dax cursed under his breath and scrubbed

The fire flickered, casting restless shadows as the weight of the revelation settled over them. Another Starfire. Trained. Conditioned. And wielded as a weapon by the High Council.Vivi clenched her hands into fists, the burn of her own power simmering beneath her skin. A cold knot of fear curled in her stomach, but she forced herself to stay calm. This was no time for hesitation. Across from her, Xander stood locked in a silent battle of wills with Ronan, his golden eyes smoldering with fury and disbelief. His jaw flexed, his muscles tight as if he were restraining himself from lashing out.No one spoke at first, the weight of what they were facing settling heavily over them. The crackling fire in the hearth was the only sound breaking the suffocating silence.Then Kane exhaled, rolling his shoulders as though shaking off the tension pressing down on them. “We can’t afford to stand here in shock,” he said, his voice steady, unshaken. “If they have a weapon trained against us, time is

ViviThe silence that followed Ronan's revelation hung heavy in the air, the weight of his words pressing down on us like a physical force. My mates and I exchanged glances, the shock and disbelief etched clearly on their faces mirroring my own turmoil. The idea of another Starfire, let alone one allied with the High Council, was almost too much to fathom.Xander's voice broke through the quiet, low and controlled, but the tension in his jaw betrayed his inner turmoil. "We need to discuss this. Now."We moved to a more secluded area of the compound, away from prying eyes and ears. The small room was dimly lit, the flickering candlelight casting long shadows on the walls, adding to the gravity of the situation. The air was thick with the scent of burning wax and the unspoken fears that lingered between us.Dax leaned against the wall, his arms crossed tightly over his chest, his usual bravado replaced by a simmering anger. "So, let me get this straight. The High Council has another Sta