Bonded to My Ex's Alpha Brother (by CalebWhite) novel Chapter 30

Chapter 30

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I lost track, el time as we danced, the alcohol making everything pleasantly hay. When I opened my eyes, I noted the crowd won thickening, wolves sothering abound the VIP section, where a large vake decorated with moons and wolves had apprated.

approached, and the entire club began counting down. When they reached rem, the lights dimmed until only blue ght–remained.

“Ladies and gentin

the D) announced, “let’s celebrate o

our birthday girl, Amy, on her first full moon after coming of age!

The crowd erupted in cheers an Amy was ushered toward the cake. I clapped along, genuinely happy for my friend despite the hollow ache in my chest.

When the lights came back up, I noticed Amy staring at Jack with an expression of pure shock, as if she’d just witnessed the Luna herself materialize, Wer eyes flicker gold- her wolf clearly visible just beneath the surface.

In that moment, I understood exactly what was happening.

“My wolf recognized you…” she whispered to Jack, her voice trembling with awe and fear and wonder all at once.

I felt hot tears welling in my eyes, a complicated knot of emotions tangling in my chest. Tenderly, I pushed lack toward Amy,

Their wolves had recognized each other at the perfect moment–Any’s birthday, under symbolic moonlight, surrounded by friends and celebration.

wolves were like the Stone brothers, it seemed. Some actually embraced their Soul Bonds when they found them.

1 I’d never seen on my confident friend

Amy cut the cake with trembling hands, feeding me the first piece, then offering one to Jack with a shy

y smile that I’d never st before. Their fingers brushed as he accepted it, and the connection between them was almost visible.

I drifted away to give them privacy, finding myself back at the bar. The bartender kept my glass filled with the glowing blue liquid without me having to ask.

From the corner of my eye, I saw Amy and lock kissing, their wolves clearly responding to each other–a beautiful, sacred communion of souls that made the air around them seem to shammet.

I forced myself to look away, the sight too intimate, too precious, too painful to witness.

It was a visceral reminder of what I’d once thought I had with Bradley, back when people smiled indulgently and called us “the perfect werewolf couple.”

The memory of finding him with Lily crashed over me like tidal wave, drowning me in fresh grief. Their tangled limbs, her triumphant smile, his pathetic

Suddenly, I couldn’t breathe. The wall seemed to close in, the ceiling pressing down. My skin felt too tight, my dress constricting. My well, who had been dancing su joyfully set minutes before, now clawed frantically at my insides, desperate to escape the suffocation

“Dur, Nerd out, NOW

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• Chapter 30

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“Omega, where are you going?” a voice stopped me, I tomed to see a man in an Endener units

““Ljust meed vanse mix,” I managed, my words slightly sorred.

De shed me for a moment, then pointed toward the

id the VIP section. The Alpha is mer there. He wants în see you

a fall figure in a black suit sitting alone

What I didn’t catch his words. My gave followed his direction, and through my alcohol filurred vision, I of the leather couches.

As I approached, the man looked up, and even through my alcohol- blurred vision, those steel gray eyes glinted dangerously in the dim light.