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Asher was honestly glad to be back home. He had missed the feeling of his pack—missed the clean, sharp mountain air and the warm, welcoming sense of safety that only home could offer. Even if it was just for a moment, he let himself be carried by that feeling. He pretended he was just a normal man driving home, about to introduce his parents and family to the person he planned to spend the rest of his life with. For a little while, he could even pretend there weren’t any psycho mages hunting them. Asher had never brought a lover home to the pack before, so this was entirely new territory. Even the great Alpha felt a knot of nerves twist in his chest, though he hid it well. Years of leadership had taught him how to keep his emotions locked behind a calm, steady exterior. When the car engine finally died, the front door of the main house opened. Asher smiled as Logan stepped outside. It was good to see that his brother still looked the same as ever. Of course, Logan was mated now, which meant he had a partner who made sure he actually rested, ate, and slept—rather than working himself into the ground behind his desk. Honestly, Logan was just as much of a workaholic as Asher. The only difference was that Logan wore suits and managed to look more put together, even with the dark circles etched beneath his eyes. The brothers greeted each other warmly. Logan’s gaze shifted past Asher, confusion flashing across his face. [“Who… Asher, do you have anything to tell me? That’s not—”] “Logan, not out here,” Asher cut in sharply. He tensed, his alpha wolf rising inside him, making itself known—bigger and heavier, a silent warning. He was no less an Alpha than his brother, and he would not tolerate anyone threatening his guest. Logan wasn’t showing Kaito any outright hostility, but the uncertainty was clear. He looked nervous, cautious. It almost made Asher laugh. Did Logan honestly think he would bring someone dangerous into their home? Someone who meant them harm? If that was the case, Asher might have to knock some sense into his brother later. He could feel Kaito’s unease beside him. Kaito had been wary ever since they’d left the city apartment, and this tense welcome wasn’t helping at all. Asher felt the shift the moment Kaito spoke about leaving. He moved without thinking, hand catching Kaito’s wrist before the space between them could widen. He didn’t look at him long enough to turn it into a conversation, only enough to make the intent clear. “No,” Asher said quietly. Final. “You being here isn’t a problem. You made me promise not to turn away, so you can't run off either." Then he turned back to Logan. If Logan expected defiance or some dramatic declaration, he didn’t get it. Asher didn’t bare his throat, and he didn’t puff his chest either. He stood exactly as he always did, tall and stady like a rock. “Kaito is my guest,” Asher said evenly. “He came here under my protection. That’s it. Full stop.” Logan’s brows drew together. “Asher—” “He’s not here to hurt anyone,” Asher continued, cutting in calmly. “Not the pack. Not you. No one. Whatever you’re scenting doesn’t change that.” His voice carried authority. “If you want to talk, we can. But we’re not doing it out here.” He gestured broadly to the open space, the house looming around them, the unseen wolves ears very much listening in. “This isn’t a tribunal,” Asher said dryly. “And I’m not putting him on display like we’re rehearsing a school play.” The corner of Logan’s mouth twitched despite himself, irritation easing just a fraction. Asher took a step closer to his brother, lowering his voice. “You know me. If I thought he was a danger, I wouldn’t have brought him past the gates.” Logan studied him for a long moment, eyes sharp, searching for cracks. He didn’t find any. Asher felt Kaito shift again beside him—felt the tension spike, the instinct to retreat—and this time he turned his head slightly, speaking without opening the floor for argument. “My brother isn’t as bad as he sounds right now,” Asher said quietly, steady as stone. “He’s just doing what he belives is best.” Then, turned back to Logan and firmly said: “And so am I.” Logan exhaled through his nose, scrubbing a hand over his face. “You really know how to drop complications in my lap.” Asher shrugged faintly. “It’s a gift.” Another beat of silence passed. Logan finally stepped back, angling toward the house. “Fine,” he said. “Inside. Before everyone decides this is more dramatic than it needs to be.” The front doors opened wider, warm light spilling out along with the unmistakable press of pack awareness and curiosity. Asher kept his hand on Kaito wrist for a second longer, as a way of reassuring him it was okay. Before releasing him. “Stay with me,” he said, already leading them toward the steps. Asher felt it the moment they crossed the threshold. The pack house closed around them—stone, timber, warmth, dozens of familiar presences—but two very important people were missing. The absence tugged at him like a loose thread. He frowned slightly, reaching outward along the subtle pull of the pack bond. “…Where is Mom and Dad?” he asked as they moved through the entry hall. “I can’t feel them.” Logan glanced over his shoulder while leading the way down a side corridor. “You wouldn’t. They’re out. Small gathering with some old friends from the northern packs.” His tone softened a fraction. “They’ll be back tomorrow.” Asher nodded, relief and tension tangled together in his chest. Relief for the breathing room. Tension because that conversation was only delayed, not avoided. They didn’t head toward the main living areas. Instead, Logan turned down a narrower hallway and stopped before a heavy oak door reinforced with old iron bands. “My office,” Logan said, already pushing it open. “Soundproofed. No accidental audience.” Asher already knew that but still appreciated he said that for Kaito to hear. Inside, the room was practical rather than ornate—large desk, reinforced windows, shelves filled with maps, reports, and old pack records. The wards hummed softly under the floor, sealing them off from the rest of the house. Logan gestured for them to sit, then leaned back against the desk, arms crossing. “Alright,” he said. “Start from the beginning. Properly.” Asher didn’t rush it. He turned slightly, positioning himself so Kaito was clearly included but not put on display. Then he looked back at Logan. “This is Kaito,” Asher said evenly, reintroducing him not as a problem, but as a presence. “He didn’t lie to us when we found him. We just didn’t have the full picture yet.” Logan nodded once, gaze attentive now rather than suspicious. “His wolf only woke this morning,” Asher continued. “Completely dormant until now. That’s why none of us caught it before. The magic masked it.” Logan’s brows shot up. “This morning?” “Yes.” That got Logan’s full attention. “And the mages?” Logan asked quietly. “The ones from Noah’s place?” Asher’s jaw tightened. “They weren’t just passing through. They were hunting.” He paused, choosing his words carefully. “Kaito wasn’t a bystander. He was the target.” Logan straightened, all levity gone. “You’re sure.” Asher nodded. “Certain. Whatever they want—whatever they did—it’s tied to him. Noah got in the way.” His voice dipped, grim. “But that group knows Kaito survived.” A heavy silence filled the office. Logan dragged a hand down his face. “So let me get this straight. A newly awakened hybrid, a hostile mage group, and you brought him straight into the heart of the pack.” “I brought him somewhere he could be protected,” Asher corrected calmly. Logan studied him, frustration flickering through concern. “I want to help,” he said honestly. “You know I do. But you’re asking a lot, Asher. Of the pack. Of us.” “I know.” “And I don’t understand,” Logan added, voice lowering. “Why you’re putting this much on the line for someone you met—what, a week ago?” That was it. Asher felt his pulse kick, his wolf pressing hard against his ribs, restless and insistent. He’d known this moment was coming, but that didn’t make it easier. He didn’t look at Kaito. If he did, he might lose his nerves. Instead, Asher met his brother’s eyes and held them. “I didn’t plan to,” he said quietly. “It just… happened.” Logan frowned. “Asher—” “He’s my fated mate.” The words left him softer than he expected, but they landed like thunder. Logan froze. For a heartbeat, the room felt too small to contain the truth of it. Then Logan inhaled sharply, eyes widening before narrowing again, disbelief and dawning understanding colliding. “…You’re serious,” he said. Asher nodded once. Logan let out a low, stunned laugh and then stopped himself, scrubbing his hands over his face. “Of course he is,” he muttered. “Of course.” He looked up again, gaze sharper now, measuring everything through a new lens. “That explains a lot,” Logan said slowly. “Your behavior. The unnecessary risk. The stubbornness.” Asher’s mouth twitched despite the tension. “I’m always stubborn.” “Yes,” Logan agreed dryly. “But this is next level.” Silence settled again, different this time. More heavy Logan straightened, expression shifting into something resolute. Alpha resolve, no judgment. “…Alright,” he said. “If he’s your mate, then this isn’t just your problem. It’s ours.” Asher felt something in his chest loosen, just a fraction. “We’ll need to be careful,” Logan continued. “Strategic. Some of the elders won’t take this easily. But you are already used to that.” He met Asher’s gaze squarely. “But of course I'll help you" Those words mattered more to Asher than Logan probably realized. “Thank you,” Asher said quietly. Logan sighed and looked between the two before him. “Well either way, family helps family. Atleast not mom wouldn’t set you up on those blinddates anymore” Asher allowed himself a small, tired smile. Then Logan talk just to Kaito. "My brother might have quiet a few flawes and a stubborn streak. And honestly I can list up more thing about him I find annoying as hell. But when it all comes down to it, he is a great man. And if the moon goddess pared you with him, then I can’t belive you'll have even one evil bone in your body. I am sorry for the way I reacted before. It is real nice too meet you Kaito" Logan smile warmly at Kaito, like he was already family and held his arm out for a handshake.

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Hello! I was having issues with my Cloud, but I sorted things out. Here is the new link.

I'm really sorry again. I double checked all the files in my Cloud, and I finallu figured out what the issue was. I kept mixing them up. NOW the fille should be correct. Please let me know if there's any other issues and I'm sorry about the trouble

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