All Chapters of Alejandro's Human Antidote : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Koa’s POVAs the morning light seeps into the villa through the high windows, I stand at the edge of the training hall, arms crossed, watching them. The new pack members, Darian, Lysander, Elysia, Selene, and Esme, stretching, moving with cautious precision. Their motions are hesitant, fragmented, like fractured glass slowly being sanded down to smooth edges.Alejandro is pacing near the high table, eyes sharp, wolf coiled beneath the surface, every nerve alert. But I am focused elsewhere, on Zenith. My Luna. My anchor. My human, fragile, extraordinary Luna.She moves among the teens, not touching yet, but guiding. Hands hover, gestures light, words soft. I can feel her pulse, the aura she radiates, and it’s magnetic. Every subtle motion of hers threads into the mindlink, a current of safety, calm, and understanding that none of us could offer any other way. Even the witches, Selene and Esme, draw in a hesitant breath when her gaze meets theirs, and I can see them uncoil fractionally,

Darian’s POVI am not sure what I expected when Alejandro told us we would d participate in some kind of… ritual. Part of me thought it would be training, shifts, combat, the usual pack power stuff. I did not expect this...A naming ceremony. Naming our very unconventional pack and opening of the pack link to all members. Unheard of!It would have been normal had we all been werewolves. It is common knowledge that werewolves have the advantage of the mindlink, or telepathy as humans call it. This is what sets us apart. We can have a whole conversation in our heads without anyone unrelated eavesdropping. But this pack has witches and our Luna is human! Yet the mindlink was opened to each member! Scarily awesome!It hits me the moment Alejandro gestures for us to sit. The air changes. Not like the villa itself, but inside me. My chest tightens, and a pulse hums somewhere between my head and my heart. I glance at the others, Lysander fidgets, Elysia

Elysia’s POVI have spent most of my life learning how to vanish. Invisible in the halls, unnoticed in the classrooms, unremarkable in every way. People overlook you when you do not want attention, but that is different from being truly seen. Truly seen is dangerous. It hurts. And I have learned that the hard way. But tonight… tonight, it’s different.Alejandro called us into the meeting room, all six of us, the three teenagers, as well as Koa, Esme, Selene and Zenith at the center, a quiet anchor I did not know I needed. I watch as she moves among us, human yet more powerful than anyone I have ever known.Her hands are gentle, almost hypnotic, and her eyes… they do not just look at me, they see me. All the fractures I have buried, all the pieces of myself I have hidden behind sarcasm and distance, they do not frighten her. They matter.Then Alejandro raises his hand, and I feel it before I even understand it, a pulse, subtle, threa

Selene’s POVI never thought I would see it. The mountain villa, perched like a sentinel over the jagged peaks of Lake Tahoe, just as the vision had shown me. Every detail, every curve of the stone balconies, the way the trees leaned toward the slopes, it was all exactly as I had seen in my dreams. I had thought it a trick of desperation, the last hope of a witch abandoned by her coven, exiled for refusing the blood rites.Yet here I am. Alone. Bruised, tired, and heart pounding with a strange mix of fear and anticipation. My satchel is heavy with the few things I dared to carry, charms, protective herbs, a notebook of spells, and a single, desperate hope, that the Alpha of alphas, the ruler of all supernatural beings, truly resides here. That somehow, this villa is more than a home. That it is a promise of a better tomorrow.I take a deep breath, steadying myself, and knock on the massive front door. Three sharp raps, deliberate. My pulse races

Zenith’s POVThe night is impossibly still, yet the villa hums around me. Even the walls feel alive, as if they have absorbed every heartbeat, every echo of laughter, every whisper of our pack. And yet, nothing compares to the quiet thrum of Jandro’s presence beside me.I am perched on the balcony railing, the cool night air brushing my skin, wrapped in the blanket he draped around my shoulders earlier. His hand finds mine again, warm and insistent, threading our fingers together. I let myself savor the grounding pressure of his touch, the way it seems to pull my own heartbeat into rhythm with his.“Zenith…” His voice is low, gentle, almost a rumble in my chest. I glance at him. His storm-gray eyes are softened, calm, and yet… there’s that primal edge beneath, the wolf barely held in check, waiting, yearning. I smile faintly. “Yes, Jandro?”He exhales slowly, as if letting the night absorb some of the tension coiled in his muscles.