All Chapters of To Tame The Alpha: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Tonya I looked at the closed door with shock and disbelief as Zeke shut it with a finality."Zeke!" I screamed, rushing to the door and pounding on it with my fists. “Zeke, open the door! This isn’t funny!”His voice came from the other side. It was so calm and cold that it was eerie. “Scream all you want, Tonya. No one will hear you. We’re miles away from the nearest civilization. You’re mine now in every sense.” He let out a dark chuckle. “Only the wild beasts come here at night, but don’t worry, I’ll take care of that as well. I’ll build a tall fence around this cabin.”My knees buckled and I sank on the floor. He truly isolated me. I let out a scream that echoed in the cabin. The only response was his jeep roaring away. There was no temple, no wedding. Only lies. He had woven a perfect trap for me.Silence came too soon. It pressed against my ears until I could hear the sound of my own panicked breath. Slowly, I crawled to the door. At first, I knocked it lightly, like Zeke would

EzraThe seventh day finally arrived. It was the day of the challenge. The full moon hovered at the horizon. It glowed larger with every passing second. I couldn’t help feeling restless, not because I had to fight Zeke. I knew I would take him down in less than thirty minutes. But I was restless because I couldn’t wait to meet Tonya. Or was the effect of the full moon?Werewolves’ emotions were at peak during the full moon. And this was a reason why all of us were adrenalin charged. Not only that, we were prohibited to go near the human towns because of our feral natures. I stood before the mirror, bare-chested, as I stared at my reflection, cursing myself for not even trimming my beard. I looked so rough. My hair had grown longer, and curled around my neck. Damn it. I should have got them cut. What was she going to think of me?My heart should have been focused on victory, on the power I would seize tonight. But all I could think of was Tonya. What was she going to wear? I hope not

Tonya We ran through the night nonstop. Shade was powerful and tireless beneath me. His golden fur shimmered under the moonlight, mesmerizing me. I held on tightly, and once again pressed my cheek against his warm back. The cold wind stung my eyes, but I didn't care because the wind smelled of freedom. It was a thousand times better than the cozy fire in the cabin.Sometime during the journey, I noticed we weren’t alone anymore. Hundreds of wolves ran with us, their paws thudding softly against the forest floor. Some wolves flanked us on motorcycles, others in jeeps, headlights bouncing through the trees. They followed their Alpha without question, like an army answering only to their king.I wanted to ask about the challenge. Had it been postponed? Cancelled? But I couldn’t bring myself to ask about it. I clung to Shade, my fingers buried in the thick fur around his neck. I realized that I didn’t need answers. All I needed was this feeling of a safety net around me. And so I closed m

Zeke The day of the challenge had finally arrived. Every time I thought about how I would fight with Ezra, it felt like fire licking up my spine. I wanted to defeat him, and go to Tonya.I got up before sunrise, unable to stay still. My body felt tense with anticipation. I had trained for this for the entire week. Defeating Ezra in front of everyone sent a thrill through me. I would put that rogue in his place.I looked at the small knives I had in hidden pockets of the slacks I would wear for the fight. A chuckle left me thinking how I would puncture his skin, make him bleed, and he wouldn’t even come to know. I would grind his pride into the dirt. After that I’d finally make Tonya mine, knot in her. My wolf was restless inside me, ready to fight and then claim our mate. Not sink our fangs in her. Claim her. Just the thought of it had my entire being stirring.I still remembered how she looked the last time, so scared, fragile and stupidly stubborn. She pleaded for freedom, and yet

TonyaI never thought another pack could look like this. From the moment I entered New Moon territory, I was struck by how beautiful it was. Unlike the old, unkept buildings and markets of the Blue Moon pack, this place felt alive, neat and modern. Everything screamed of money. It seemed everyone in the pack was wealthy. And to think that it was a pack comprising of rogues, headed by a rogue Alpha? Maybe, Ezra gave these people a chance to build themselves back. And they must have grabbed it because it was one in a million chance after you get expelled from your original pack. As we walked in, open roads curved around green forests. Flowers bloomed along every path. Sleek buildings with modern architecture dotted the skyline. There were solar panels on rooftops, gardens growing vertically along walls, and street lamps that I was sure ran on nonstop electricity. But it was Ezra’s mansion that truly took my breath away. It stood tall on a hill. Its glass walls reflected the sky and m