All Chapters of Torn Between my Alpha Mates: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Zoya’s P.O.VAs I stepped out of the car after Ezra, I couldn't help but marvel at the beauty and harmony that surrounded us.The pack members greeted us warmly as we walked, their faces filled with joy as they watched Ezra escort me towards my new home.For a second, I couldn’t even believe that I was living among wolves now. Because just like any human being, they curiously poured out of their housed, peeking through fences and large glass windows as we walked past the large, modern houses.I was not a werewolf by any means, but being here, at the core of their territory, the heart of their home, I felt seen. Accepted. Like I had a place among them despite being different.Upon our approach to the magnificent pack house, I couldn't help but be awestruck by its beauty.Nestled at the edge of the clearing, the pack house seemed like a sanctuary surrounded by the embrace of nature. The scent of pine trees and earth permeated the air, infusing a sense of tranquility into my very being.

Zoya's P.O.VThe next morning, as the sun began to rise, I eagerly waited for Cam to pick me up from my new home so she could show me around.My heart was brimming with anticipation as I thought about visiting Ezra's old house, a place that held so much history and memories.When Cam showed me to the garage and pointed at which car was hers, I wasted no time and hopped into the passenger seat, a wide smile stretching across my face.Usually, I’ve only ever seen Cam drive her motorbike, so it was refreshing to see her drive a car for the first time.“Why don’t you ever bring your car to work?” I asked, genuinely curious.“Nah! Have you seen this baby?” She raised her eyebrows, adoration for her car evident, and even though I didn’t know the model of the car, I could guess that it was expensive. “The road to the town is filled with a rocky patch which isn’t good for my baby. I’d rather keep her in the garage than risk getting scratches.”I nodded in understanding. I didn’t have knowledg

Zoya’s P.O.VMy heart was racing, and my hands trembled as I dropped the picture frame, the glass shattering into pieces on the floor.Cam rushed to my side, concern etched all over her face as she looked at me from head to toe, moving me away from the glass shards. “Zoya? What happened?”I couldn't find the words to explain the fear that had gripped me, so I shook my head, trying to process what I saw in the mirror."C-Cam, did you see that?" I stammered, my voice shaky as I tried to keep my composure.Cam looked over, concern etched on his face. "See what, Zoya?"I glanced back at the mirror, but the shadow had disappeared. "I-I thought I saw something, like a black shadow behind me," I explained, my heart still pounding in my ears. "I-I must have hallucinated or something. Maybe it was just a trick of the light. But I swear… I swear…"Even as I tried to convince myself that it was all in my mind, I couldn't shake off the feeling that someone or something was watching me.Cam remain

Ezra's P.O.VAs I drove us back home, I wondered if Zoya could feel my occasional concerned glances at her through the side view mirror.If she did, she couldn't bring herself to meet my eyes.I was worried sick when I sensed her panic through our bond earlier, and found that she wasn't at home. But once Cam had told me via their telepathic bond that Zoya was with her, I had been immensely relieved.Zoya had told me what had caused it... it’s just that…I didn't entirely believe her when she said that it had been nothing, just a slip of a glass that was about to hit the floor, because it had seemed so real, so intense, despite only being short-lived.But since Zoya told me there was nothing to worry about, I forced myself to think that it was truly nothing. "Ezra, I'm sorry," she finally spoke up, most likely not being able to take the pressure of the thick silence. “That I worried you today.”There was nobody following us, so I stopped the car, turning to face her, and gently lifted

Silas’s P.O.VThe next day, I made my way to the restaurant as Anika had instructed. According to her, I had an appointment with the Alpha of the small pack who wanted to join our fight against Ezra.It was a boon sent by the Moon Goddess. If our people weren’t as skilled as my old pack, then we could at least outnumber them and lead our packs to victory.The restaurant was a quaint, cozy place tucked away on a quiet street in town. As I entered, the rich aroma of deliciously cooked meals greeted me, instantly stimulating my appetite.Soft, warm lights hung from the ceiling, casting a gentle glow over the rustic wooden tables and plush leather booths. The walls were adorned with old photographs of the town's history, giving the place a sense of nostalgia and charm.The ambiance was inviting, with a mix of chatter and laughter filling the air, creating a pleasant background noise that added to the comfort of the surroundings.I was so eager to secure more allies and strengthen our posi