All Chapters of To Tame The Alpha: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Tonya As Ezra and I stepped into the sacred space inside the sanctum of the Moon Temple, I drew a sharp breath. I looked at the goddess and couldn’t help myself admiring her serene face. The full moon was glowing above her head. I noticed a butterfly fluttering over the crown on her head. It looked so beautiful that I stared at it for a moment, feeling the rhythm of its wings in my belly.I directed my gaze around us, and there were faces everywhere. Alphas and Lunas from every corner of the continent, Elders cloaked in silver-gray robes, our pack members, with their eyes wide and reverent, had graced us with their presence. The entire courtyard was alive, humming with expectation. My chest tightened with a mix of nerves and pride. Ezra’s warm hand found mine and tightened. He never looked away, keeping his golden eyes locked on mine as if there was no one else, nothing else, in this temple. The Shaman, Gustavo, stood at the base of the great statue of the Moon Goddess in a white r

TonyaMy butterflies lifted from him all at once, flying high into the night air. And then, as if pulled together by the Moon herself, they dashed higher and converged into the shape of a wolf, and gave way to the most anticipated event of my life. Next when I opened my eyes again, I found myself looking at a silvery-blue paw. Shocked, I blinked, wondering what had happened. I looked ahead of me at Shade, who was so thunderstruck that he didn’t move. Only continued to watch me. As if unable to believe what was happening, I moved to the stream nearby to catch my reflection in it. Amazement rippled through me when I saw a silver-blue wolf looking back at me. She was sleek, shining, her fur like flowing water. A glowing crescent moon sat on her forehead, the same color as my eyes.‘I am Nova,’ she said inside me. ‘Nice to meet you, Tonya.’ Stunned wasn’t even what could describe the moment. I was wolf-less, and now I had finally got my wolf? How was this possible? Nova chuckled. As if

MandyJealousy tasted like metal on my tongue. It would not leave. Everywhere I looked, people smiled at Tonya like she was the Moon who had descended on earth. I wanted to wreck her wedding. I tried to slip past the guards twice, but Gamma Adam had turned the pack into a fortress. He stationed extra guards at every path. He checked every guest. He even scanned our own members as they entered the temple grounds. Around Tonya, he layered guards the way a mother wolf hides her pups. There was a circle after circle, always moving, always scanning. Because she was not just our Luna now, she was Alpha Ezra’s true mate. That made her precious, and almost untouchable.When the vows ended and cheers shook the trees, I couldn’t help that pang of jealousy hitting straight in my chest. If it were for me, I would snap the neck of that wolf-less bitch into two now. Gritting my teeth, I stepped away from the lights and called Angie.“I need your help, Angie,” I said. She laughed in a low and mean w

Tonya I knew the spill at the temple wasn’t an accident. When the clay jar of blessing water broke, Mandy was too quick to look worried. In fact she was too eager to stand near the people who were now murmuring about it. I saw the way she watched faces, and how she waited for the spark to catch. It made my skin prickle, and internally I was horrified. But I handled the situation. The Elders didn’t blame anyone. They smiled when we shared the water from our hands. They called it a “moon-sent reminder to be generous.” I was glad because I really didn’t want the night of our vows stained by a rumor.When I returned home, I told everything to Ezra. He chuckled saying that it didn’t mean anything to him. He said, “Even if you hadn’t handled the situation, it would have been perfectly fine with me. There’s nothing more important than you, Tonya.” His words brought relief to me. I tiptoed and pressed a chaste kiss to his mouth. “Tonya,” he said softly, wrapping his arms around me. “We sho

Tonya After my parents left for the human town, life slowly began to feel ordinary in the best way. I learned how the omegas liked their kitchens neat, where the laundry lines caught the most sun, and what was there in the cupboards. I started helping in small ways, like helping the pack with growing crops, walking the pups to their lessons or helping the warriors with training. In the evenings, Ezra and I would sit on the porch steps with warm mugs, listening to the soft music or just talk randomly. Little by little, this place began to feel like home. However, Ezra was still on the edge, and I couldn’t understand the reason. He tried to be serious about work, but he failed in the sweetest way. He would walk me to the training fields and then forget his own drills. Norton would raise an eyebrow and cough, and Ezra would pretend he hadn’t been watching me tie a ribbon in a pup’s hair for ten whole minutes. Twice he missed a meeting because we were lying on the grass counting cloud-w