Lahat ng Kabanata ng Too Human To Be His: Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

Dinner was incredibly delicious, but I felt slightly tense throughout. I just wasn’t used to this kind of treatment, and everything still felt somewhat unreal.Maybe when I was heading to the gala concert with Aiden, I tripped on my heels and broke my neck? Or perhaps I didn’t survive the injury? Maybe all of this is just a dream while I lie in a coma?“What’s my precious mate thinking about so hard?” Wayland asked, watching me closely as he refilled my glass with white wine.“Trying to get me drunk?” I raised a brow and took a sip of the exquisite wine, my eyes fixed on the man.“Just trying to help you relax a little,” the werewolf smirked.“Oh, is that what we’re calling it now?” I smirked back. After a brief pause and a deep breath, I decided to lift the veil of mystery just a bit. “It’s just… all of this is so unfamiliar. So what now? You’re going to lock me in the house so I don’t run away?”“You might be surprised, but it’s actually quite the opposite,” the alpha smiled gently,

“This mansion isn’t just our home,” the Alpha explained, sitting down in one of the gazebos with a river view and pulling me into his lap. He inhaled deeply against the skin of my neck. “It’s also a kind of fortress for our pack. If something really serious happens—if the outer defenses of our settlement fall—then we can shelter all the residents of the village here on the estate. The fencing is strong and… full of surprises for enemies. It’s a necessary precaution. In every larger city on my lands, there are similar fortified places for pack members.”“I’ve never heard of any conflicts between werewolves. At least not in this century,” I mused, puzzled, and Wayland chuckled.“That’s because not everything is known to ordinary people. We keep our battles quiet, and we clean up after ourselves well enough not to alarm the human population,” the wolf said with a wry grin. “There’s a reason why my residence and home are here in this town, and not, say, in the country’s capital. This is n

“Luna Alina Olegovna,” I see the man is nervous and awkward. “I would like to apologize for the words I spoke to you during our last meeting. I only recently found out that there was an investigation regarding that scandal and that everything was disproven. Please forgive me for my biased attitude towards you.” His words noticeably surprised me. Could it be that the law enforcement finally did their job? Or… did someone have a personal interest in clearing my name? “Kazimir Volfovich,” I say coldly, making sure the man understands. “We still have to work side by side in the future. And I hope from now on you will be more concerned with the affairs of our school, rather than gossip from other educational institutions.” The man nodded in agreement, and we didn’t return to that topic, discussing only upcoming innovations in the educational process. After spending a few more hours at the school, I head home. I am very tired, but morally satisfied and incredibly happy. In a few hours,

“I’d love to stay and cuddle a little longer, but I really do have to go,” Wayland said, giving me a stern look before continuing, “And one more thing—this is our home. You can redecorate, rearrange, do whatever you want with it. I’ll leave my card downstairs. Go wild.” He laughed, pulling me close for one more kiss. After a long, lingering kiss, the alpha got up and casually strolled out of my bedroom—completely naked. I just hoped he wouldn’t run into poor Brina like that. After a shower and breakfast, I headed to Lena’s. She didn’t seem too surprised to see me but was clearly happy about the visit. We settled into her cozy kitchen over tea and a slice of heavenly strawberry pie. “Well, well, Luna Alina,” she teased, raising an eyebrow. “Spill it. What brings you here?” “Maybe I just missed you terribly?” I grinned, taking a bite of the amazing pie. “Oh my God! Are you secretly a pastry chef?” “I have many talents,” she waved off with a laugh. “But as much as I’d love to believ

“It’s a good thing that neither your opinion nor anyone else’s matters to me in this case!” Wayland snapped. “We see each other a couple of times a year—let’s keep it that way. You’ve never shown any real interest in my life or taken my side, so I’m not surprised. Your husband’s looking for you, by the way. Goodbye, Mother! We’ll see you at the celebration this weekend.”With that, the alpha practically shoved his mother out the door, while she shot one last furious glare before leaving.“And you!” he barked, whirling toward me—his body still tense like a coiled spring. But the moment our eyes met, his expression shifted, softened.“Come here. I missed you.”Hesitantly, I approached, still rattled by the sudden conflict. But I was quickly enveloped in the alpha’s strong arms, wrapped in a solid, reassuring embrace. He took a few deep breaths into my hair, then lowered his head and buried his face into my neck, placing soft kisses there.“Don’t listen to her. Don’t let anything she sai