Luna Aurora novel (Alpha Fenrir)

At Cassian's pack, Aurora was busy tending to the communal gardens when Lila approached her, her expression tense. "What's wrong?" Aurora asked, wiping dirt from her hands.

"Strangers have been spotted near the northern border," Lila said quietly. "Patrols are reporting unfamiliar scents."

Aurora's chest tightened. "Do you think it's him?"

Lila nodded. "It's possible. Cassian's already tightened security, but we need to be prepared."noveldrama

Aurora's hand instinctively went to her abdomen. The twins stirred faintly, as if sensing her unease.

"I can't let him find me," she whispered.

Lila placed a reassuring hand on her shoulder. "You're not alone, Aurora. Cassian won't let anything happen to you or the babies." Aurora nodded, though her fear didn't ease.

***

Cassian called a meeting with his senior wolves in the main hall. The atmosphere was tense, the room filled with murmurs of concern.

"Patrols have confirmed the presence of outsiders near our borders," Cassian began, his voice calm but firm. "They're not moving aggressively yet, but their presence is a clear threat." "Do we know who they are?" one of the Elders asked.

Cassian hesitated, his gaze flicking to Nathan. "It's likely Fenrir's wolves. They're here for Aurora."

The room fell silent, the weight of his words settling over the group.

"We've offered her sanctuary," Cassian continued. "And that means we protect her, no matter who comes for her."

The Elders exchanged wary glances but nodded in agreement.

As the meeting adjourned, Nathan approached Cassian, his expression troubled. "If Fenrir crosses the border himself, what will you do?"

Cassian's jaw tightened. "I'll remind him that Aurora belongs to this pack now. And if he doesn't like it, he'll have to deal with me."

Nathan nodded, though his unease lingered.

***

As Aurora lay in bed, the unease in her chest grew stronger. She couldn't shake the feeling that something was coming-something that would shatter the fragile peace she had found here. She placed a hand over her stomach, her voice a whisper. "I won't let him take us. I promise."

Outside, the forest was quiet, but the shadows seemed to stretch longer, as if heralding the storm to come.