All Chapters of To Tame The Alpha: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

TonyaGasps, scoffs and giggles filled the air as humiliation and betrayal washed over me. I stared at Zeke on one knee, the velvet box open in his hand, the diamond ring glittering under the silver moonlight. One he had bought with me. But it wasn’t for me?It was for Angie?A strange ringing filled my ears. I blinked once. Twice. Maybe this was a dream. A cruel joke. I took a step forward. “Alpha Zeke?” I whispered.He didn’t even glance at me.“Alpha Zeke, what’s happening?” I asked again, louder this time. The crowd around us hushed, and yet his silence screamed louder. His eyes remained locked on Angie like she was the center of the moon and stars. Like I didn’t exist at all. Angie tilted her head and smirked at me. She had that cold, smug smile curling her lips like she had just won a prize, like she knew this was going to happen. “Will you be my mate and Luna, Angie Hill?” Alpha Zeke asked. “Oh, Zeke, yes! I had been waiting for this,” she exclaimed, and with a graceful fli

TonyaThey didn’t notice me at first. Then Angie turned, spotting me, she slid off his lap.“Oh, perfect timing,” she said, reaching for the coffee. Zeke smirked and gave her a playful slap on the butt.She squealed. “Zeke!”He chuckled, standing up. “I’m off to training.” Then his gaze met mine, hard and cold. “Serve her well, Tonya. No delays.”I didn’t know where all my courage came from, but I placed the coffee tray on the table, and said quietly, “Alpha Zeke, it’s unfair. I’m Gamma-born. Why did you demote me to omega status?”He raised a brow. “Because I’ll do anything Angie says. Angie thinks since you are wolf-less, you are more suited for the kitchen duties. And don’t sulk about us.” He scoffed, “You were always temporary for me. Stop dreaming about me now.” Without another glance, he walked out.Even as he walked out, I couldn’t help seeing his toned body. How his dark hair was ruffled, and how beautiful he looked. I loved him so deeply. Did he not have the same feelings for

EzraRevenge burned inside me. Unforgiving. And it was inevitable. It was like frost I had carried inside me for years, tucked deep behind my ruthlessness. I had waited years to take back what was stolen from me and mother — the Blue Moon pack. Not because of power. I had more of that than all Alphas in the continent. But for justice. I wanted to tear it down. And it was time. I never acted out of emotion. I calculated. I dismantled. I destroyed. I didn't believe in fairy tales or mates, but only strength and loyalty. I rose through blood and pain, building my empire and business with my bare hands. I trusted no one. I relied on instinct and strategy. At 26, I was the Alpha of the New Moon pack. My wolf was the strongest in North America. He was a beast few had dared to face and even fewer had survived. I had built the strongest pack in North America by staying detached. I never fell. Not for weakness or for a woman.The only person I ever loved with all my heart was my mother, Lil

TonyaAfter a long silence, Zeke stepped back, his jaw unclenching slightly. "Don’t go near the borders again. If you leave the pack," his voice dipped into steel, "I’ll chain you in your apartment. Or throw you into the dungeons."“Why will I go out of the pack, Alpha Zeke?” I reasoned. Alicia’s words came to my mind of going out tonight. We were going to be technically inside the pack.He narrowed his eyes. “Good, remember that.”I exhaled sharply and left the library, feeling his eyes on my back.By the time I got back to my apartment, Alicia was waiting."Grab your coat. Let’s go ogle some hot warriors," she said.“Goddess, I don’t have the energy, Ali. I’d rather stay back and relax. Angie has made my life a living hell!”“That bitch!” Alicia cursed loudly. “But you can’t sulk because of her. I want you to get up and come with me. Get recharged babe.”I sighed. There was no escaping my persistent friend. Maybe I needed to recharge. After a quick bath, I followed her to the south

Ezra My warriors were scattered in temporary shelters outside the Blue Moon Pack’s borders, sharpening blades and claws, setting up watch posts, or quietly training. They knew that I would order them anytime to attack the Blue Moon pack. But what they didn’t know was that I was burning from the inside. It was morning and I couldn’t shake off last night’s encounter in the bar. Jasmine flowers had messed with my head. No. Messed with my wolf. My wolf, Shade, was always in sync with me, but this time his thoughts were completely opposite to mine, and I had no idea why. He was flooding my head with images of her, which was not just unusual, it was nonsensical.“You’re not listening,” Norton said sharply. My Beta’s voice cut through the thick fog of thoughts swirling in my head.I blinked, barely registering the map he had spread between us on the log. “Say it again.”His jaw twitched. “I said Alpha Zeke’s preparing to approach the Elder High Council. My spies heard talk of him sending