All Chapters of The Stripper Alpha: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

ZAHRA-ROSEI woke up the next morning still reeling from everything that happened the previous day.From being taken hostage, to fighting that awful creature inside the hidden temple, to seeing Ashvin there beside me, fighting alongside me like there was nowhere else he would rather be.And then…The White Wolf.The wolf that shone as bright as moonlight itself, glowing like she had been hand-crafted by the Moon Goddess and gifted directly to me.Even now, I could still feel Eira awake inside me, unlike me, I was exhausted.Too exhausted to even move a single muscle.“Zahzah.”I knew that voice immediately.There was only one person in this pack that can call me.Shifting slightly against the soft bed, I dragged my eyes away from the ceiling and toward my sister.“Aly… aa… nah…” I tried saying her name, but the words barely came out, sounding more like a broken cough than actual speech.Her eyes softened instantly.“Hey, take it easy,” she said quickly, moving closer to

The trial continued for another twenty minutes, and by now the entire Council Chamber was divided.From where we sat, both wolves appeared to be telling the truth. Neither was willing to admit whose family had truly owned the land.It wasn't just any piece of land.The territory in question was one of the largest and most profitable pieces of farmland within the pack's borders. It brought income not only to the families involved but also to the pack itself.For generations, both families had managed the land together.Now they were tearing each other apart over it.There had once been records proving ownership, but those documents had disappeared years ago, leaving nothing but stories passed down through generations."My father always told me that this land was granted to our family by the great-great-great Alpha," one of the wolves said firmly. "I would never stand before Alpha Ashvin and lie about something so important."That had been his argument from the beginning.And judging by

I woke up that morning and, for the first time in a very long time, I didn't feel anxious.Instead, I woke up with excitement buzzing beneath my skin.The events of the previous day, the feeling of being accepted, the respect in the pack's eyes, and the walk I had shared with Ashvin afterward had left me in unusually high spirits.I remembered falling asleep with a smile on my face.Now I was waking up with that same feeling.'If you're that happy, then I'm happy too,' Eira said, sounding far more energetic than usual.A small smile tugged at my lips.I didn't know what today would bring or how the day would unfold, but for now, I was content to bask in the warmth of yesterday's victory.I had earned that much.A knock sounded at my door.For the first time that morning, I frowned.Who was disturbing me this early?Climbing out of bed, I walked to the door and unlocked it.The second it opened, Aly pushed her way inside, completely ignoring the look on my face."It's good to see you t

ASHVINSeeing her standing in my room sent warmth spilling through my chest. So many time I had imagined this exact moment. Zahra-Rose standing where she was now, her silver eyes fixed on me as I reached for the towel around my waist.The number of times I had imagined her here was embarrassing.Enough that for a brief second, I rubbed at my eyes, wondering if she was another one of those daydreams. One more illusion created by a wolf who wanted more than whatever was going on from his Luna.'But she is actually here,' Zen said, sounding far too pleased with himself.The scent filling the room was real. She was real."Oh, I'm so sorry."She spun around so quickly she nearly tripped over her own feet, both hands flying up to cover her eyes as if turning away wasn't enough.A smirk tugged at my lips.Seconds ago she had been staring directly at my chest. Not that I was complaining."It's okay, Luna," I said lazily. "It's all yours anyway. Look as much as you want."She scoffed and still

The laughter lingered for longer than expected. Even after the pub had hidden behind his mother's leg in embarrassment and the warriors had stopped trying to act like they weren't relieved I couldn't actually hear every embarrassing thought they had. For the first time since stepping outside of my room days ago, I didn't feel watched but instead I felt included. It was strange, a warm dangerous strangeness because moments like this made you forget that life had a way of changing too quickly. Eira sighed dramatically.'Look at us being social, next thing you know we'll have friends.'I almost rolled my eyes. 'We already have friends.' 'Those don't count. They were assigned to us by circumstances.' she argued. I opened my mouth to argue back but then I caught it, a familiar scent that was fast and purposeful and urgent. My smile slowly faded as I knew who it was. Aly. My head turned just as she emerged from the entrance of the packhouse. Her eyes immediately found mine, she w