BOUND TO HER ALPHAS

tage, watching the marketplace bloom with vibrant colors and the hum of chatter. The breeze that swept through the open shutters carried

ives. His brow furrowed in concentration, and the sound of metal scraping against stone filled the cozy room. To the world, Tho

e felt both like home and a cage, safe yet suffocating. She had never ventured pa

nd rough, always commanded attention. "I need you to head to

ight and gleaming like spun gold. She grabbed the parchment, gl

er ran down her spine. The market was lively, filled with laughter and bar

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pack-had come under the guise of businessmen, their presence masked by sharp suits and the air of authority that clung to them like a second skin.

s as he observed the villagers. His voice was calm but laced with

of mischief, smirked. "Come on, brothe

eyes that seemed to burn, grunted. "Fo

retriever in temperament, chuckled. His gray eyes softened as he surveyed the s

m all off-guard. It was soft, warm, and tinged with the wild-a scent s

xchanged a sharp glance with hi

n air of grace and curiosity. Rosetta's golden hair seemed to shimmer under the sunlight, and h

silence, his voice hushed, almos

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ation. It felt like an invisible tether had pulled taut, drawing her gaze to a group of men at the edge of the market. Th

or a moment, time seemed to still. A flutter of something un

strange feeling. The men continued to watch her, the intensity of

t there was an unmistakable tremor ben

nodded. "Agreed. We need to know wh

fire in his amber eyes blazi

replaced by a look of quiet det

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