All Chapters of To Tame The Alpha: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Tonya My hands shook as I held the letter that Ezra handed me, and stormed for another meeting, muttering curses. I stared at the High Council summons. The hearing was in two days. The words printed in the letter made my stomach turn cold. All my life, I had heard stories how the Elder High Council could strip titles, move borders, and even force pack members back to their birth packs. My frustration mounted. Was I someone’s property? I wasn’t a thing to be passed around. But the seal on that letter made me feel like one. Like we belonged to age old traditions that refused to change. And I couldn’t help but see that it was Ezra who was bringing about the change. Which the Elders didn’t like.Ezra had a massive pack of many wolves who were expelled by their condescending and dominant Alphas. His pack had the best infrastructure, the best law and order, the pack members had modern thinking, and he ruled with an iron fist. Maybe, that was the reason these Elders didn’t like him. I hat

TonyaThe Elder in the center, Elder Derek, was looking at Ezra with contempt in his eyes. It felt like he was going to announce his decision any time now.After the last statement was recorded, Elder Derek said, “Tonya, I’d like to hear from you now.” I bowed to him and came to stand in the witness stand. Ezra watched me with anxiety in his eyes.Elder Derek asked, “Did Alpha Zeke imprison you?”“Yes,” I replied.“What did you do for him to take that step?” he asked, tilting his eyes and narrowing them at me.I took a shaky breath. I decided to tell him from the beginning. “Alpha Zeke and I were supposed to get married. We were in love, but on our engagement day, he betrayed me and married Angie Hill, daughter of the Silver Moon Alpha.”“So you rebelled against him?” he asked condescendingly. “Like a petulant child, because you couldn’t get affection of the Alpha?”I swallowed. “No,” I replied. “How could I rebel? I stayed in the pack, was demoted to the status of an omega despite h

Ezra Tonya wasn’t beside me, and everything in me misfired. Every voice outside the Council Hall sounded far away, as if I stood under water. Shade paced impatiently in my skull with a maddening rhythm. I tried to stand still, but couldn’t so I pressed the heels of my boots to the ground.“Alpha,” Norton said quietly. “If the Elders press jurisdiction, we pivot to due cause. Zeke’s unlawful confinement, the bruising documented by our physician. If they argue territory, we—”I watched his mouth move and heard none of it. My gaze kept cutting to the main door. Tonya was somewhere behind that door, too far from my reach. Shade growled, wanting me to free him. I clenched my fists until the knuckles cracked. If I freed him, he would bring carnage. A soft ripple of laughter came from the opposite colonnade. Zeke stood there with Daniel and Angie, like he already knew he was going to win. He tilted his chin when he saw me, a slow, ugly smile dragging across his mouth. Angie, on the other ha

TonyaThough the world felt like it had split open beneath my feet and my heart pounded like a drum of war, as the weight of the situation sank in, everything was crystal clear. I looked from Zeke to Ezra. I was a mate to the brothers. How was this possible? The crowd’s murmurs were more than ever. Eyes wide, mouths parted, disbelief etched on every face. It was as though the entire world had turned to chaos, and I stood at the center of the storm. My legs trembled, my body refused to move, while inside my soul was spiraling out of control.When I said that I had to say something, every eye fell on me. There was a stunned silence around me. My knees quivered because a thousand weights pressed against me with judgment, confusion, and awe.I still couldn’t believe that after centuries of moon goddess not bestowing mates to our world, she had chosen me to have two mates. Was it a cruel melody of hers? I had thought Ezra’s pull was some kind of twisted fate, something my body betrayed me

Tonya Pain was like a star imploding, dragging me into its darkness. The council hall vanished, and Zeke’s voice receded. Rejecting Zeke was accompanied with tremendous pain, but I welcomed it because it tasted of freedom. When I opened my eyes again, there was no Council Hall or the noise. Soft morning light spilled from the window. I tried to move but realized I couldn’t. An arm was draped across my waist, which pulled me against a warm chest. I knew it before my mind focused. I was sleeping with Ezra.His breath was warm against the back of my neck, slow and relaxed. His palm rested over my chest like it had been made to fit there. Realization hit me that I was in his room. In his bed. In his arms.For a moment I just lay there, staring at the window, the curtains stirring with the morning breeze. His room smelled like him, like woodsmoke and pine. And I was wrapped in it, cocooned in his safety. Relief hit me so hard that tears pricked my eyes and slipped silently onto the pill