Semua Bab Dear Alpha. I'm Not Your Mate: Bab 41 - Bab 50

Vince’s povHe didn’t concede, and I sent a mind link to my beta and all the generals that he was removed from power until further notice. Was it easy? Absolutely not. I hated having to send that mind link. But would I do it again for my mate’s sake? Abso-fuckin-lutely yes! It was the right thing to do. He shouldn’t have harmed my mate and the pack’s luna.He protested when he realised that he was no longer allowed in the office, but it had to be done. I could no longer trust him. He would thwart any attempts to find out where my mate was as long as he was able to collaborate closely with the warriors. Pay attention to him. Until we have concrete evidence, we cannot put him in jail. Until I discover evidence against him, he will continue to be treated and respected as the former alpha, but keep an eye on him. I want to see who he contacts, where he goes… everything,” I told my beta as we watched him leave the pack house. “I sure will, Alpha. Do you think he might do something to Jer

Maya’s povThough she appeared to be confused, she offered a smile as she walked closer to me. Her demeanour spoke volumes. She didn’t expect to find me here, and she most certainly wasn’t hostile towards me. “Luna Maya! What a surprise,” she said. “What are you doing in this lonely shed? This was built to store random stuff…” Her frown deepened. “Actually… why are you in Moonshine? Shouldn’t you be in Silverstone unless you are on an official visit?”Her gaze drifted towards my bruised wrists. Although the red marks were fading away – thanks to the super healing power – there were signs of my struggle against the iron chains. Her eyes found mine once again. Perhaps something dawned on her. Her frown disappeared and her lips parted. “Wait…” she said, lunging towards the door I just ran out of. After swinging the door open, she looked inside. She must have seen the chains and the bed and realised that the place didn’t contain any stored items. Perhaps it was built for that purpose, b

Maya’s povDespite having Vince accompany me into the depth of the woods to meet the Elders, my heart pounded hysterically in my chest. I was anxious of being blamed for the deaths of our late King and Queen. The ones I never got to meet. I inhaled a deep breath when I saw a tiny cottage standing in the middle of nowhere. That must be their home. With each step I took towards their place, my heart raced. Vince, perhaps sensing my unrest, took my hand and laced his fingers with mine. The sparks of our bond gave me some relief. He stopped walking and faced me to cup my face. “Hey, are you ready for this?” he asked. I forced a smile as I nodded my head. Of course I was ready despite my nervousness. “I am just a bit anxious. I’ll be fine though.”He studied my face for a while before giving me a subtle nod. “I won’t leave you. Okay?” A smile curled on my lips. I already knew he wouldn’t but hearing him say it gave me immense satisfaction. We held hands as he knocked on the wooden doo

Maya’s povAfter hearing few things about Chad from me and much more from my mate - even the things I would rather not speak about, the elders refused to leave me alone. They insisted that they accompany us back to our pack and neither my mate nor I had the authority to refuse their demand. For one thing, they were the elders of the werewolf community. They had vowed to serve our packs and the royal family as long as they breathed. Even a royal family member couldn’t deny their request or demand, as long as it involved providing protection. And according to them, them accompanying us involved my safety. I could tell my mate was super pleased with the arrangement. “You have been snatched right under my nose once. I can use help,” he said. Pursing my lips together, I gave him a side-eye. “But I can protect myself. Especially after learning how to use this new power.”My appeals fell on deaf ears. The Elders had already started to get their bags and get ready to leave with us. “It ha

Maya’s povWe travelled for several hours. The elders wanted to station at a mountain they were familiar with since that place already had a temple they used occasionally. I didn't mind, although I wished my mate could have accompanied us. Travelling with a bunch of strangers was a little unsettling. They were the elders, but to me, they were still strangers. At least they knew my parents and were able to link my scent to theirs, and at least I caught a glimpse of them in the background of their picture I found on the internet. Besides, the older wolves seemed to know them and trust them with all their hearts. And a squadron of guards accompanied us. I guess I could trust them. That didn’t mean I would be carefree around them. My life experiences taught me not to trust. They would have to earn it.The view from the mountain tops was breathtaking. I could have spent the entire day admiring the treetops and the clouds lazily sliding across the horizon. The sunset and the sunrise were sp