All Chapters of The Doctor's Alpha Mate: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Emory's POV.I sit outside on the pack house porch, enjoying the rare pleasure of the sun on my face, just watching life happen. The air carries the scent of pine and moss. The light breeze pulls gently at my hair. The sky is streaked with the golden glow of a new day.The forest around me is calm, but bares the scars of the battles that took place here. They're a part of this place now, ingrained into the soil, the trees, the air. Much like the souls that were lost on these grounds.We will remember them for generations to come - the forest won't let us forget. Just as it should be. They will live on in the stories that we tell to our children and grandchildren. Legends will be born from the songs that we sing. Heroes carved into our history through tales told around campfires shared by friends and family. The ones that survived. The ones that our loved ones sacrificed everything for.And we will be grateful. We will live our lives without hesitation. We will be better - do better. B

Malakar's POV.Secrets, truths, revelations, guilt, and this war - we are all broken.But maybe the pieces that we have left still fit together well enough to make us whole again - not just as a pack, but as a family as well.This war - Malachai, his anger and his resentment, has taken more from us than we were willing to give. Cost us more than we had to pay.But now it's over. And he is gone...Somehow the silence feels louder than the war ever did. Looking at what's left: burned-out trees. Scars in the earth. Empty dens.I feel overwhelmed by how much has been lost - and even more so by how much is expected of me now.I never expected to lead my pack through war - not one of this magnitude anyway. Now, I have to learn what it means to lead them in peace again. And that feels like a stranger, heavier weight.A part of me - a part that I find extremely difficult to ignore - questions whether I deserve to be the one rebuilding the future when I couldn't prevent the past...The war gav

Hope's POV.The sun already hangs low in the sky by the time Morgana and I arrive back at the pack house. The setting sun creates the illusion that the entire territory has been glazed with rich golden honey - covering every possible surface in a warm soft hue. The air smells sweet, like freshly picked wild flowers. Even the breeze is a little more playful than usual as it sweeps through the leaves above.An almost perfect evening.Morgana and I are both still a little winded, and covered in dirt as we walk back to the pack house - deep in conversation and laughing happily about the wonderful day we shared."Well, you two look like you had a great time."I stop dead in my tracks, my breath hitching in my lungs. My mouth goes dry, my pulse grows unsteady - even my wolf sits at full attention.Malakar is standing at the top of the pack house steps. His arms are folded over his broad chest as he lazily leans against one of the wooden pillars.He looks like... a dream. Someone that steppe

Lucian's POV.The road stretches on, a ribbon of dirt and rock winding through forests that smell of sunshine and pine. My boots are coated in dust, my shoulders aching under the weight of my pack, but I don't care. Every mile we put behind us is another chance to bring this war to a final rest — another step toward the world Hope has dared us all to imagine.It hasn't been easy. Some packs slammed their doors in our faces. Some hunters spat at the word treaty as if it were poison. Old wounds ran deep, and scars didn’t fade overnight. But then there were the moments that kept us going — the grizzled alpha who’d lost both sons to the fighting but still shook my hand; the hunter captain who stared at Emory for a long, hard minute before nodding and saying, “Alright. Let’s talk.”Each “yes” is a victory. Small, maybe, but it matters.Emory walks ahead of me now, her braid swaying against her back, sunlight catching the silver in her hair. She moves like she belongs on the road — quick,

Hope's POV."It really doesn't look that bad, Hope. Honestly.""Are you kidding me, Morgana? It's a hideous monstrosity!" My voice rises an octave or two until it reaches a desperately frantic pitch. "This is a disaster... one of epic proportions."I rush back over to the mirror so that I can look at my reflection for the tenth time. A feeling of absolute horror grips my gut, twisting painfully and without mercy. I begin to feel sick. Fine droplets of sweat form on my brow and upper lip.This is such a cliché moment, and I feel like an idiot for even feeling the way that I do, but this truly is every bride's absolute worst nightmare.In the mirror's reflection behind me, I catch sight of Morgana - she's biting the inside of her cheek, hard."Don't you dare laugh at me!" I scold, rounding on her. I can feel the heat rushing to my face.She throws her hands up in defense. "I'm not, Hope. I swear. But come on... you have to admit...""It's a little funny." Emory chimes in from the far co