All Chapters of The Alpha King Is My Second Chance Mate : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Maya's POV.“Who are you?” My claws flashed underneath the moon. They reflected light on his face. He had crimson pupils, his forehead deep with scar lines that cut deep into the tissues.“I’m a friend.” His hands straightened up in the air, the grey hoodie shifted just by a flicker, exposing half a smile. He looked like he had fangs.“I don't have friends like you. Who sent you?!” I growled.“The beta wolf— what's his name?” He searched around him like he was lost.Melissa never lowered her guard, for all we knew, it could be a trap. The stranger could be working with Logan. Finally, one of his arms lowered to his back pocket. He slipped something out and then pointed it to me.“He sent me a letter. Here. Read it.”“And why would the beta wolf send you to me? You're lying!” I hollered, my muscles tensed, ready to pounce on him.“How about you just read this and see if I'm right? Here. Have a look.” He insisted.I hesitated for a moment as I scanned his hand, he held only a sheet of pa

Alpha Williams POV.“The rumours are uncontrollable now. Everyone believes you slept with my mate and I am doing nothing to punish you— plus, you lie too.”“Alpha…” Justin was down on his knees, his mouth wide with drool, beads of sweat formed all over his shirtless body. Justin begged for mercy but his pleas fell on deaf ears.“I was gone, fighting for my life and here you were, sleeping with my mate… how dare you?” My eyes darkened, my hands raised in the sky. I was going to do it.Right in front of everyone, I was going to behead my beta wolf. Put his head on a stake.Justin looked at me with horror in his eyes. His lips moved but no words came out. He kept swinging his head to the side, mouthing ‘no’“And my mate, Luna Maya, when I find her, she will be properly punished as accorded with the laws of our pack, but for today, you…”The crowd behind me began to roar with cheers. The energy shifted, from gloom to excitement. I hadn't known these many people hated the beta wolf.“... Y

Alpha Williams POV The night was darker than usual.The moon hung low in the sky and it was pale like it disapproved of me.I stood in front of the mirror in my room, with my shirt still catching Maya's faint scent. I was supposed to take this off but I couldn't. My eyes fixed on my reflection, it's expression a little foreign to me, like a stranger with blood shot eyes were looking at me.For hours after she left, I’d done nothing but stand there, replaying every second of the confrontation. Her voice still echoed in my head.“I did everything for you, Williams…”I swallowed hard, trying to push it away, but her tone had carved itself into me. I wanted to tell myself I did what an Alpha should — protect his honor, his image, his pack. But the more I repeated that, the hollower it sounded.Balor stirred restlessly inside me.You shouldn’t have spoken to her that way. Enough, I warned. You’re a fool to think this is strength. I clenched my jaw, my fingers twitching with the nee

Maya's POV.I couldn't stop myself from crying. My chest ached so badly it felt like something was breaking me inside me. The tears kept falling no matter how much I wiped them away. My heart was heavy, my throat tight. I wanted to scream but all that came out was a broken sob.He didn't believe me.After everything I had done for him, after everything we had survived together, Alpha Williams still thought I cheates on him.I pressed my palms against my chest, trying to hold myself together but the pain just grew sharper.“I told him I didn't do it. I begged him to listen, I told him again and again that nothing happened between me and beta Justin. But he looked at me with those cold eyes, as if I was a stranger. As if all the moments we shared meant nothing.”Now I was left here—alone.“Stop crying.” Melissa whispered in my head, her voice was soft but firm. My wolf always tried to help by being strong between the two of us.“He’s your mate, Maya. You should forgive him. You always

Maya's POV.The forest went still. I could hear nothing but the sound of our breathing — sharp, uneven, heavy. The night air pressed down like a weight, thick and cold. Every instinct in me screamed that something was wrong. Williams stood in front of me, tense, his body slightly angled like a shield. His wolf was close to the surface — I could feel the power vibrating from him. His eyes flicked from left to right, tracking movement I couldn’t see. Then it came again — that voice. Low and very cruel.“Found her.” My heart slammed against my ribs. I clutched Williams’ arm without thinking, my fingers trembling. The air smelled strange — metallic, almost rotten. Not human. Not wolf. Something else entirely. “Stay behind me,” Williams said again, his tone steady even though I heard the growl beneath it. Three shadows emerged from the darkness, their forms shifting as they stepped closer. I could barely make out their faces, but I saw the faint glint of weapons in their hand