All Chapters of The Human mate: Marked for vengeance. : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Teya’s POVThe weight of his words pressed down on me, thick and suffocating.I remember Reya.He said it like a curse. Like a promise.I clenched my fists at my sides, trying to still the tremor racing through me. My wolf stirred restlessly beneath my skin, snarling against the chains I was barely holding in place. Every instinct I had screamed to attack, to dig my claws into him and demand answers, but Kael… Kael was calm. Too calm.“I don’t want riddles,” I snapped. “I want the truth. All of it. What happened to her?”Kael moved slowly, crossing behind his desk like he had all the time in the world. “The truth,” he mused. “You think you’re ready for it, but you don’t even know what it costs.” He poured himself a drink—only one glass this time—and leaned against the edge of the desk, swirling the amber liquid lazily.“I loved her once,” he said, almost to himself. “In my own way. But she was reckless. She asked questions she shouldn’t have. Pushed boundaries that were meant to remai

Teya’s PovI still woke up sore, bruises blooming across my ribs and legs like the aftermath of a storm. Every breath tugged at the pain in my side, and it reminded me that what happened wasn’t just a nightmare. Not like I'd forget anytime soon. I blinked into the faint morning light slipping through the curtains and groaned softly as I pushed myself upright.Lucien stood at the window, his body rigid and tense, like he'd been carved from stone. He looked like he hadn't slept a wink. I could see it in the way his shoulders hunched forward, in the dark circles under his eyes. The air in the room felt thick, and heavy, as well as a bit uncomfortable.“Lucien,” I rasped.He didn’t turn to face me. “You’re awake.” He said. His voice was raspy. There was no warmth in his voice. I sat up slowly, trying not to wince, though it hurt like hell. “What happened? What did you find?”He finally turned around, a piece of paper in his hand. He crossed the room and handed it to me without saying a

Teya's POV I'm not sure I'd ever seen the council chamber look this full. Everybody had been summoned. Every Alpha, every beta, every elder, and almost every voice of influence in the pack was present. They were all there for the day of reckoning. The air felt heavy with expectation, packed with the smallest tinge of smoke as an incense burned in the corners to help everyone stay calm. Not that it was helping anyway. Luviam was standing at the center with a file clutched tightly in his hands. He spoke calmly, not raising his voice. "I call for an emergency vote,"he said. "On the matter concerning High Commander Kael, and whether or not he should be investigated formally for the crimes against this pack."A ripple of gasps followed his words. Most were shocked, the others? Mostly unsurprised. And I just did the only thing I could do at that moment. Stand behind Lucian while my heart hammered against my chest. My fingers were itching to hold on to someone or something, but then t

Lucien’s PovI had a bad feeling about all of this.We’d exposed Kael. The evidence was irrefutable—his twisted schemes, his manipulation, the surveillance, the secret files. He was in chains now, locked away in the Academy's most secure facility. Everyone said it was over. They were wrong.Because deep in my bones, I knew better. Something still lingered in the shadows. Teya had gone to her parents’ home, alone. She needed to. The last few days had taken a brutal toll on her—emotionally, physically, mentally. The confrontation with Kael, the attack, the truth about her mother, and the betrayal layered beneath it all… it would have broken a lesser person. But she was still standing. My perfect mate. I wanted to be by her side. Every damn instinct in me roared to follow, to protect her, to shield her from whatever might come next. But she’d asked for space—for time. And I respected her enough to give it, even if it killed me inside.Still, I couldn’t rest.There was something wrong i

Teya’s PovThe transformation took a lot from me.My energy was sapped. Squat. Zero. Nada. What other word could I use to describe how tired I was?I stood up slowly, my legs still shaking."You'll get used to it."I yelped, stumbling backward and scanning the trees.But no one was there.The voice was inside my head. Again"Of course I'm in your head. I thought you knew the basics of this stuff. Sheesh." She said, rolling her eyes. I chuckled. "It's going to take a lot of time to get used to. And before I forget. What's your name? You still haven't told me." I asked her. I couldn't just call her Wolfy all the time. Although that sounded cute......."Don't you even dare. Who're you naming Wolfy? The name's Aurora." She snarled at me. "Well Aurora, I'm glad you're here." I said quietly to her. She huffed. But I felt her settle down. It was weird. I could feel her walking around the edges of my mind or something like that. "And just a reminder," her voice rang out, "I can hear yo