All Chapters of The Alpha's Human Mate: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Fighter got to Maggie’s house and felt so nervous when he reached her doorstep. “What if her parents are at home? How didn’t I think about that before?” he thought.He breathed in and out heavily and then moved his hand to knock on the door when it suddenly opened, making him startle.It was Maggie.“Hey… Maggie, hi…” he stammered, and she smiled, staring at him. “I saw you coming before you even got to the house. Come in,” she said, leaving the door open and walking in. He nodded and followed. His anxiety reduced because she smiled at him.“That is a good sign, I guess.”He thought his stopping point was the living room, but Maggie kept walking until she got to her room. It was his first time entering her room.“Welcome to my small palace,” she said, turning around in the middle of her room. He smiled softly, looking at the room. It was painted blue, had blue and white sheets, and most of her things were in blue and white. It was a very beautiful combination.“It is truly a small p

The boys walked into the woods, just as Noah had told them to. They weren’t sure where they were going; they just kept walking, using their great sense of smell. “Isn’t he supposed to show up now? Before we keep going deeper and deeper?” Fighter asked, and Derek shrugged. “He is the almighty Alpha, right? He should be able to find us. If he doesn’t come to us today, we know he isn’t the one we should look up to at all,” Derek responded, and Fighter nodded in agreement.Noah sprang to his feet immediately as he perceived and sensed Derek from afar. Pricilla furrowed her brows at him, wondering why he did that. “Are you fine?” she asked worriedly. “He is in the woods,” Noah uttered, wearing his shoes. “Who is in the woods? Collins?” she further inquired, and he shook his head. “Derek… I’m sure he is in the woods because he is here to join us. I need to get to him now,” Noah told her, and before she could say more, he was out of the house already.Enoch was around the house, choppi

“Voicemails and messages?” Fighter uttered, and Derek looked at him.“Same here, dude. She must have been so worried,” he said, putting a call through to her. He didn’t even bother listening to the voicemails first or checking the messages.It began to ring, and he started pacing on the hill.“Oh my God, Derek, what happened? Your line has been unreachable,” Ashley said immediately she answered the phone.“I’m so sorry, baby. I had to go somewhere with Fighter, and the service was the worst I’ve ever seen. I’m really sorry,” he said sadly, and she went silent all of a sudden.“Hey… are you okay?” Derek asked.“I was worried, Derek. So worried. And so was Maggie. She said Fighter was supposed to come home today, but he isn’t back yet. Where did you go? You should’ve at least told us before leaving,” Ashley said, and Derek sighed.“I’m sorry, okay? I’m really sorry. I’ll explain better when I get back, alright? I can’t talk much right now,” he said, and Ashley exhaled.“When are you com

An old woman stepped forward, and Derek looked a bit confused. He kept exchanging glances with Fighter, who also appeared equally confused.“You are to get in the pyramid and go on your knees,” the old woman said in a wimpish manner.“Both of us?” Derek asked, glancing at everyone whose eyes were on them. The old woman nodded and tried standing upright.Fighter looked at Derek again, and they gave each other silent consent with a nod. Derek took the first step and walked into the pyramid they had drawn on the ground.“Make sure you don’t break the cycle with your legs,” Noah warned, and Derek nodded.He finally reached the center of the shape and turned to look at Fighter, who followed and did exactly what Derek had done.“Both of you, on your knees,” the old woman requested, and they both knelt. At some point, Derek felt kneeling in front of everyone was a sign of slavery, but he dismissed the thought and allowed the people to proceed.Next to the old woman were a feather, some water

“Silver? How were you able to get protection against that?” Fighter asked, looking at the bracelet. “We have witches as friends, Fighter. They helped us prepare these. These bracelets have always kept us safe—when we go into human territory, and even here in our own vicinity. Humans are starting to realize that werewolves truly exist, so they try to confirm it in different ways,” Noah explained as they kept walking. “Many ways? I only know of silver. What other ways can they hurt us?” Derek asked further. “Wolfsbane… it's a plant that can kill a werewolf. It’s very dangerous and the most feared,” Noah warned, and their eyes widened. “A plant? Can this plant be found around? Do we need another bracelet for it too?” Fighter asked. “This plant is very rare around here. Before we settled down, we made sure to get rid of any plant that looked like wolfsbane. They can’t be found easily—I haven’t seen it in years,” Noah replied. “But we should still be protected, right?” Fighter added.