The Lawless Biker Alpha and the Fearless Lawyer のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 81 - チャプター 89

Kane's POVThe forest outside the city was far enough from civilization that I could shift and run without worrying about human witnesses. I’d claimed this territory years ago, marked it as Iron Fang land, and used it whenever the pressures of leadership became too much to handle in human form.Transforming into a wolf felt like pure relief. My body changed, my muscles reshaped, and my mind shifted to the simpler instincts of a wolf, where I didn’t have to worry about meetings, budgets, or any complicated issues. It was just about the forest, the thrill of the run, and the simple joy of being who I truly was.I ran for hours, pushing myself until my muscles burned and my lungs ached, trying to outrun the frustration that had been building inside me. But no matter how far I went, those thoughts just lingered like shadows.Jake and Luna had a point. I struggled to find peace because I didn’t know how to exist without conflict. For so long, fighting had been my main way of living. I was

Calla's POVThe weight of the situation hit me hard. Cassandra wasn’t a supernatural threat that could be handled through pack strength or Tribunal intervention. She was a human one, which made her even more challenging to confront because everything she did was legal and could be defended publicly. This meant that fighting back against her would be tough and could expose secrets we wanted to keep hidden.“Thanks for the heads-up,” I said, feeling genuine gratitude.“Don’t thank me yet,” Richard replied. “If you manage to stop her, then you can thank me. For now, just keep your eyes open and document everything. She’s good at making problems go away, but she’s not perfect. Everyone slips up at some point.”Once he left, I grabbed my things with a lot more concern than I had when I arrived.When I got back to the clubhouse, Kane was pacing back and forth, which meant he either sensed my tension or someone had already filled him in on the council meeting.“She’s coming after us,” he sai

Calla's POVThis was it. The moment when I had to decide whether to play it safe or take the leap I had come here for.“From things you probably don’t want to understand,” I said quietly. “Councilwoman, this city has many hidden layers. There are systems at work that traditional politics and law enforcement can’t really deal with. The groups you’re trying to break down serve important roles that go beyond what’s obvious. If you push ahead with your renewal plan without really understanding what you’re disrupting, you could end up creating problems that make today’s crime issues look small in comparison.”Cassandra put her fork down, her complete focus now on me. “That sounds a lot like a threat, Ms. Reyes.”“It’s a warning,” I clarified. “Not just from me, but from someone who genuinely understands the complex situation you’re trying to change. You’

The other pack members filed out quickly, leaving just the five of us in a heavy silence.“We should kill him,” Luna said flatly once the door closed. “Not because he betrayed us—I actually understand why he did it—but because we can’t afford to have a compromised pack member that Gray can continue to use against us. It’s a security risk we can’t contain.”“We’re not killing him,” I said immediately, meeting Luna’s eyes. “There has to be another option.”“Like what?” Luna challenged. “Exile? That leaves him vulnerable to Gray with all the information he’s already given her, plus whatever he picks up on his way out. Prison? Can’t exactly send him to human authorities. Isolation? That’s just slower execution.”“We work with him,” Jake said quietly, and everyone turned to look at him. “We don’t kill him and we don’t exile him. We help him protect his family—actually protect them, not just promise to—and we turn him into a double agent feeding Gray false information while we gather intel

Calla's PovSo there I was, sitting in a van a few blocks away from the coffee shop where Leo was meeting Gray, using binoculars to watch and listening in through a hidden microphone Jake had placed in Leo’s jacket.“This feels like something out of a police drama,” Luna said from beside me. “Are we really doing surveillance from a van?”“Would you rather we do it from a more obvious spot?” I responded dryly.“Fair point,” Luna admitted.Through the binoculars, I saw Gray arrive—always professional, carrying a leather folder that likely held the fake evidence she was using to pressure Leo. They ordered coffee and engaged in what seemed like casual small talk, but it was really Gray trying to establish comfort and control. Then she leaned forward slightly, and even from this distance I could see the shift in her body language as the real conversation began.“&helli