Semua Bab BILLIONAIRE ALPHA'S ACCIDENTAL SURROGATE : Bab 141 - Bab 150

I walked slowly into Kai’s room—or, well, our room now. The second the door shut behind me, I let out a long sigh. It had been a really long day. My feet were sore, my back ached, and my bump felt heavier than ever. I leaned against the wall for a second and closed my eyes, just listening to the silence. The mansion was quiet now that dinner was over, and it felt kind of peaceful.After a minute, I pushed off the wall and went straight to the bathroom. I undressed slowly, wincing a little as I bent over. My body was definitely changing, and fast. I caught a glimpse of myself in the mirror—my bump had grown a lot in the last few weeks. I placed my hand over it gently and smiled.“Getting bigger every day, little one,” I whispered.I stepped into the shower and let the warm water wash over me. It felt amazing. I stood there for a while, just soaking it in, letting the steam loosen the tension in my shoulders and back. I ran my hands slowly over my belly, feeling the light kicks from ins

Mer and I walked side by side on the winding path that led to the training grounds. The sun was slowly setting, painting the sky in pretty shades of orange, pink, and purple. There was a soft breeze brushing against my skin, and the cool air smelled so nice—like fresh grass and blooming flowers, mixed with the scent of pine trees from the nearby forest. I took a deep breath, letting it calm me. Everything felt so peaceful and beautiful, like something out of a dream.We were chatting casually as we walked. Mer was telling me about how every year during the Moon Festival, the sparring matches were one of the most exciting events. She said the warriors always looked forward to it—not just to show off their skills, but to prove their strength in front of other packs. I listened closely, asking questions here and there. This was my first Moon Festival, so everything was new to me, and I didn’t want to miss a thing.More packs had arrived earlier that day, bringing the total number to seve

Two strong warriors stepped into the center of the field, their bodies tall and solid with years of training. One was from our pack and the other was from Alpha Rian’s pack. They were both shirtless, their muscles glistening slightly with sweat as they sized each other up. The crowd hushed, watching with full attention. The two men began circling each other, their eyes never leaving their opponent. Then, like a trigger had been pulled, they launched forward and the fight began. Fists flew, elbows blocked, and knees struck. The sounds of grunts, impacts, and feet shifting across the ground filled the air. The fight was rough and fast, full of skilled moves that made the crowd cheer and gasp. They didn’t hold back—this was not play fighting. It was raw strength and pride. Just when I thought they were getting tired, they both jumped back and began shifting. The crowd grew louder, everyone getting to their feet to see better. Bones cracked, fur erupted, and in just a few seconds,

We finally got back to the mansion, and everything inside felt so still. It was like the world outside had been loud and crazy, but in here, it was just us. Me and him.Kai didn’t say anything at first as we walked through the front door. He just kept holding my hand tightly, like he didn’t want to let go. I glanced up at him a few times, and even though he had bruises on his chest and a bite mark on his shoulder, he looked calm. Like he had won something important.He led me upstairs, and when we entered his room, I felt butterflies swirl in my stomach. His room smelled like him—fresh pine trees mixed with a little cologne and something wild, something that made me feel safe.My eyes kept drifting to his shoulder. The bite mark was still there, but it had stopped bleeding, and his skin was already starting to heal. I couldn’t stop staring at it. That wound had come from the fight. A fight he had won. A fight he fought because of me.“I’m gonna take a shower,” Kai said finally, breaki

The Moon Festival night was finally here, and I could feel the excitement buzzing in the air like tiny sparks dancing on my skin. It was unlike any night I had ever experienced. The sky was clear, and the stars were scattered like glitter across a dark blanket. But the most breathtaking part of all was the moon. It was big and round and glowed a deep, dark red. I had never seen anything like it before. It looked like a painting come to life—haunting and beautiful all at once.Kai had told me earlier that it was called the Blood Moon, and that it only showed up on very rare nights. He said it was deeply important to werewolves, something sacred. According to him, the Blood Moon made all their senses sharper. They could smell and hear better, run faster, and fight harder. But more than anything, it stirred up their emotions. Everything they felt became stronger, deeper, more intense. Love, rage, joy, pain—it was all heightened under the Blood Moon’s light. That made me a little nervous,