Lahat ng Kabanata ng Dear Alpha. I'm Not Your Mate: Kabanata 51 - Kabanata 60

Maya’s povI improved at controlling both my element and my telekinetic power over the course of the week. I never went an hour without practicing something. Even within the temple, I was constantly attempting to move objects or perform minor flame tricks. I tried more daring tricks outside. When they first saw me shooting fireballs into the air, the guards who were with us were completely taken aback. They did, however, have a better grasp of the situation after speaking with the elders. I was relieved that they appeared to have become more watchful and protective of me after that. That implied that they wouldn't think twice about joining the royal guards. Two weeks passed by. My initial goal upon arriving at the temple was to rejoin the pack in two weeks. But now I wanted to continue improving in all areas. Yes, I missed my mate and my friends, but I had heard that my father controlled two elements – water and air. My goal was to acquire at least one more power while I was there.

Maya's povI knew that convincing my pack members to accept me as their royal would be a breeze. It was the alphas and elite members of other packs I had doubts about. Especially those who had a bad history with us. Especially Alpha Gerret, his family and Chad.Despite my not-so-friendly encounters with them in the past, I had to look past all that and work with them. As their queen, it would be my duty to unite all the werewolves under the throne. That would be possible if they were willing to accept me as their superior. If they refused, I feared what the elders might declare. On top of having to deal with what the vampires might transpire once they awaken from their slumber, I'd have a bigger problem to deal with. Regardless of all the negative thoughts, I invited them all for a meeting. It had to be done. The elders and my council would be there for support, and I trusted my guards enough to react in accordance lest an uprising occur. I expected a nasty response from Moonshine

Maya’s povI was not disappointed with the library. It was gigantic and I loved it. But we didn’t have the whole day to explore the whole place unfortunately, so we went straight to the history section. “Where is that book? The history of werewolves…” mumbled Nancy, as she scrutinized through the neatly packed stacks of books. She seemed to be focused on finding something in particular while I was mesmerized by the number of books in front of me. It was so satisfying. I bet it had all the books by my favourite author. Heck, had I found out about this place sooner, I wouldn't have left it.“So many books,” I whispered, awestruck. I tried to peer at the fictional section, but looked away. That could wait. This needed our urgent attention. “Yeah,” she muttered as she led me deeper into the library. “But we better focus. These are the history books…” she mumbled, carefully studying the titles and the covers of the thick, dust covered books. “I am looking for one specific book…” I sighe

Maya’s pov“Where are the pups?” I asked. “They could be lying,” Vince warned as he gestured the warriors to check every room in the mansion. “No, we aren’t. We maybe loners, but we also have families. Some of us really trying to live better, you know,” one of the rogues said. “His family has their own house, but mine lives here. It is late and my mate will be pissed if they woke the pups up.”My lips twitched. “Why live in the wilderness while you can join a pack? It is safer and more stable that way. The pups can have a better future and access to proper education,” I said. He scoffed. “Why would I go back to a place that didn’t want me in the first place? Well, my father was a criminal. I get that. He backstabbed his alpha and was executed. But why did they feel the need to banish our family? I was young, but I am pretty sure my mother was harmless.”I raised a brow. “How long ago was this?”He shrugged his shoulders. “I don’t know… I was five when all that happened. My sister w

Maya’s povHe slid to the side and looked at me, a tiny smile tugging at the corner of his lips. “I get you,” he said. “But you do realise that you already might be carrying my pup, right? Remember the time you went into heat? Remember how we didn’t use protection?”I sucked in a breath. He was right. Protection was the last thing on my mind when I went into heat. I reached out to touch my stomach. “Yeah,” I whispered, a sudden fear gripping my heart. I didn’t want to get pregnant with a war brewing on the horizon. I couldn’t help but think of how my mom was pregnant with me when they were attacked. She wasn’t able to shift or fight back. If she did, perhaps the outcome would have been different. I looked at my mate, furrowing my eyebrows. “What are we going to do? I don’t want to risk anything.”His lips parted. Perhaps he sensed my fear; he pulled me into his embrace, allowing me to breathe into his chest. Inhale… exhale…I clung onto him like my life depended on it, basking in