Semua Bab The Alpha's Ice Mate: Bab 81 - Bab 90

Liam’s POV I ran my hand through my hair, pacing the length of my office. The walls felt like they were closing in on me , the same walls that once carried Maya’s laughter, her soft scent still lingering faintly. Zack stood by the window, watching me quietly as I spoke. “I had to get a room arranged for Lia,” I muttered, frustration thick in my voice. “The elders wouldn’t stop pressuring my parents. They said if I refused… if I denied her or the child, I’d be stripped of my Alpha title.” Zack sighed, folding his arms. “This isn’t right, Liam. Everyone knows the timing doesn’t even make sense.” “I know,” I snapped, then softened. “I know… but what choice do I have? Maya will be back in a month, Zack. A month. How do I face her when all of this is happening?” Before Zack could respond, the door opened. Lia stood there, dressed elegantly, her hand resting on her stomach like she was already playing the role. “Why so tense?” she asked with a faint smirk. “You should be happy

The sun was barely up when I found myself standing in front of Elena’s cottage. I hadn’t slept again after that dream, if it was even a dream. My heart still raced every time I replayed my mother’s voice in my head. Elena opened the door before I could knock. “You look pale, child. Come in.” Her voice was calm, but her eyes ,sharp and wise, studied me like she already knew something was wrong. I stepped inside, the scent of herbs and burning sage filling the air. “Did you see her?” she asked quietly as she poured tea into two small cups. I froze. “How… how did you know?” Elena handed me a cup, then sat opposite me. “When your kind — an Ancient Wolf starts to awaken fully, the veil between realms thins. Sometimes, dreams are not dreams at all but glimpses into truth.” I swallowed hard. “Then it was real. My mom… she’s still alive. I saw her, Elena. She was chained, in an old cabin. She said they’re keeping her somewhere west of the mountains.” Elena’s expression darkened,

The sun was barely up when I found myself standing in front of Elena’s cottage. I hadn’t slept again after that dream, if it was even a dream. My heart still raced every time I replayed my mother’s voice in my head. Elena opened the door before I could knock. “You look pale, child. Come in.” Her voice was calm, but her eyes ,sharp and wise, studied me like she already knew something was wrong. I stepped inside, the scent of herbs and burning sage filling the air. “Did you see her?” she asked quietly as she poured tea into two small cups. I froze. “How… how did you know?” Elena handed me a cup, then sat opposite me. “When your kind — an Ancient Wolf starts to awaken fully, the veil between realms thins. Sometimes, dreams are not dreams at all but glimpses into truth.” I swallowed hard. “Then it was real. My mom… she’s still alive. I saw her, Elena. She was chained, in an old cabin. She said they’re keeping her somewhere west of the mountains.” Elena’s expression darkened,

The sun was barely up when I found myself standing in front of Elena’s cottage. I hadn’t slept again after that dream, if it was even a dream. My heart still raced every time I replayed my mother’s voice in my head. Elena opened the door before I could knock. “You look pale, child. Come in.” Her voice was calm, but her eyes ,sharp and wise, studied me like she already knew something was wrong. I stepped inside, the scent of herbs and burning sage filling the air. “Did you see her?” she asked quietly as she poured tea into two small cups. I froze. “How… how did you know?” Elena handed me a cup, then sat opposite me. “When your kind — an Ancient Wolf starts to awaken fully, the veil between realms thins. Sometimes, dreams are not dreams at all but glimpses into truth.” I swallowed hard. “Then it was real. My mom… she’s still alive. I saw her, Elena. She was chained, in an old cabin. She said they’re keeping her somewhere west of the mountains.” Elena’s expression darkened,

The sun was barely up when I found myself standing in front of Elena’s cottage. I hadn’t slept again after that dream, if it was even a dream. My heart still raced every time I replayed my mother’s voice in my head. Elena opened the door before I could knock. “You look pale, child. Come in.” Her voice was calm, but her eyes ,sharp and wise, studied me like she already knew something was wrong. I stepped inside, the scent of herbs and burning sage filling the air. “Did you see her?” she asked quietly as she poured tea into two small cups. I froze. “How… how did you know?” Elena handed me a cup, then sat opposite me. “When your kind — an Ancient Wolf starts to awaken fully, the veil between realms thins. Sometimes, dreams are not dreams at all but glimpses into truth.” I swallowed hard. “Then it was real. My mom… she’s still alive. I saw her, Elena. She was chained, in an old cabin. She said they’re keeping her somewhere west of the mountains.” Elena’s expression darkened,