Chapter 266
SONIA’S POV
Do you think we’ll ever stop rebuilding!” Ivy asked, her voice soft but thoughtful, as the golden light of dawn crept into the Bloodmoon estate.
I glanced at her, taking in the small curve of her stomach that now hinted at the life growing inside her. She stood beside me on the balcony, the cool breeze tousing her auburn hair. Below us, the courtyard buzzed with quiet activity as the pack began their day, stronger and more united than
Rebuilding is what we do.” I replied, a faint smile tugging at my lips. “It’s how we survive. But it’s also how we grow.
She let out a light laugh, resting her hand on her stomach, “You make it sound so noble, SoniaTM
“It is noble,” I said, my voice soft but firm “Every brick, every bonil, every choice to move forward, that’s what makes us a pack.
Her gaze shifted to Blane, who was standing near the fountain, directing a group of warriors with his usual steady authority. Despite the strong. front he showed, I noticed how his eyes frequently dated back to Ivy, as if ensuring she was still there.
“He worries too much, she said, though the warmth in her tone betrayed her words.
“He loves you, I replied, turning to face her. “And he’ll worry even more when that pup arrives.”
Her laughter bubbled out again, filling the quiet morning air. “I suppose I’ll let him. For now
As the day unfolded, the courtyard filled with laughter, warmth, and the chatter of pack members sharing stories. Ivy and Blane were inseparable, their quiet moments together a reminder of the peace we had fought so hard to win. Seeing them together, working in harmony despite their differences, brought a sense of pride and relief I hadn’t expected.
The afternoon brought another wave of joy as Ivy joined me in the nursery to check on the twins. Liana was wide awake, her amber eyes bright and curious as she reached for Ivy’s hair.
“She’s strong,” Ivy said, laughing as she gently untangled her hair from Liana’s tiny fingers.
She gets that from Ramon,” I replied, smiling as I adjusted Cael’s blanket “But the stubbornness? That’s all me.
Ivy grinned. “I don’t doubt it. They’re perfect, Sonia. You’ve given this pack a legacy worth fighting for,”
Her words brought a lump to my throat, and I turned my gaze to the twins. “I just want them to be safe. To know love, and not war.
“They will” Ivy said, her voice steady. “Because they have you. And Ramon. And all of us.
The evening was a quiet but joyful affair, a moment to reflect on how far we’d come. Ramon stood at the center of the courtyard, his presence commanding but approachable. The way he moved through the crowd, greeting warriors, elders, and pups alike, filled me with pride
“You’ve done well, Alpha,” I teased as I approached him.
He turned, his dark eyes softening as they met mine. “And you, Luna. We couldn’t have done this without you.”
I smiled, resting a hand on his arm. “We did it together, Ramon. And we’ll keep doing it. For th
them. For all of us”
Later that night, I found myself in the nursery once again, the soft glow of lanterns casting a warm light over the room. Liana and Cael slept soundly, their tiny forms rising and falling with each breath.
1 knelt beside their cribs, brushing a hand over Liana’s soft curls. “You’re going to grow up strong and loved,” I whispered, my voice trembling- “Both of you. I promise to make this world safe for you. And I’ll always visit Elara, so you know her as your sister.”
The words felt heavy with meaning, but they also brought a sense of prace, I kissed their foreheads, my heart swelling as I watched them sleep.
Kamon
entered a
Exquietly, lais footsteps soft against the flour. He came to stand behind me, his hands resting on my
shoulders.
“They’re perfect” he said, las voire lilled with awr
“They are,” Lagreed, leaning into labs touch
“You’ve given this pack more than I ever thought possible, Sola, he murmured. “You’ve given us hope. You’ve given me a family.”
I turned to look at him, my chest tightening. “It wasn’t just me, Ramon. It was us. And it always will be.”
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Chapter 266
As the moon rose high above the estate. I stepped outside to the quiet courtyard. The lanterns swayed gently in the breeze, their light flickering like stars. The stillness of the night wrapped around me, and I closed my eyes, reaching for the quiet presence of my wolf.
She stirred her strength and wannth enveloping me.
We’ve come so far, I whispered silently. Thank you for guiding me, for giving me the strength to endure
Her voice echoed softly in my mind, steady and reassuring. You are never alone, Sonia. We are one. Always
I opened my eyes, turning my gaze to the sky. The moon hung heavy and bright, its light bathing the courtyard in silver.
“Thank you, moon goddess.” I whispered aloud. “For this life. For my family. For the pack. For all of it”
I once believed Ramon’s hatred for my father would consume us both. In those early days, I was nothing more than a pawn, a hostage he wielded to strike at a man who had betrayed him. His words were sharp, his gaze colder than winter frost, and his touch, when it came, was out of obligation,
I hated him too. I hated how he made me feel small, how he reduced me to the sins of someone else. But somewhere in that chaos, cracks began to form. His eyes softened when he thought I wasn’t looking. He caught my hand once during an argument, his grip firm but his voice hesitant, as if he feared breaking me
Ramon started sering me, not as Alpha Ferin’s daughter, but as Sonia. Slowly, the hatred gave way to something else, something unshakable. He didn’t just fall for me. He fought for me.
Ramon appeared then, his approach quiet but deliberate. He slipped an arm around my waist, pulling me close.
“What are you thinking about?” he asked, his voice low.
1 rested my head against his shoulder, my gaze fixed on the stars. “About how far we’ve come. And how far we still have to go
He pressed a kiss to the top of my head. “We’ll face it together, Sonia. Whatever comes.”
I turned to him, my heart full. “Together,” Lechoed, the word a promise etched into my soul.
As the first light of dawn broke over the horizon, I returned to the nursery one final time. I knelt beside the cribs, my heart swelling with love and determination
“You’re my everything” I whispered to the twins, my voice trembling. “And I promise you a world filled with love and light.”
I kissed their foreheads once more, a silent vow that carried the weight of every battle, every sacrifice, and every hope.
I whispered to my twins, “I promise you a safe and loving
g world to grow up in, my little warriors. Always”
