All Chapters of How To Tame The Savage Alpha: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

This time, the choice was all mine.I drove to a stop a distance away from the Raventhorne pack borders. I was finally home.I could still recall the disappointed look on Collins face when I announced to him that I was leaving, though he tried to hide it with a smile. My father had been the only one who didn’t look at me like I was making a terrible mistake. My mother… well, she’d stayed away.I walked out of the car and for a moment I stood there, enjoying the cool breeze. Unconsciously, I placed my hand over my stomach which was still too flat for anyone to tell I was pregnant.“Don’t take another step.” came a voice from behind me, one I instantly recognized as Jane. “Now turn around… very slowly.”I cocked my brow, before slowly turning around. “Jane—”“Hands up, legs apart.”She’d found out the truth — that was the only explanation.Jane patted me down, to make sure I wasn’t… carrying.The look on her face was foreign. She regarded me like she would a threat and I couldn’t even

The effect of the truth serum was gone, and so was every memory of the past few minutes.Now I stood here, unable to recall when I’d even left my chair.“Did you get all the answers you needed?” I questioned, ignoring the tightening in my chest.“I got enough,”“Enough to know that I’m not plotting anything against you?” “Trust, Kitten, is one fragile thing. When broken, it cannot be fixed.”He was right, but how I wished he wasn’t.“If only there was something I could do—something to prove to you that I’m not that person I was—”He lifted a hand to cut me off, “It seems to me that you didn’t really understand every condition I’d communicated via the letter I sent you, Kate.”I did. I understood it very clearly, but that didn’t mean I agreed to it.“You didn’t tell the pack members,” I stated, unable to hide the hope in my voice, “Why?”“Because they want an Alpha incapable of making mistakes, and so I couldn’t ruin that image,”That couldn’t be it… Or could it?A thought crossed my

Asher Knox's POVKate was carrying my child. My child.I was going to be a father.I brought the opium pipe to my mouth; I needed it to calm my nerves.It had been over a month since I’d seen her, and yet when I finally did, it felt like no time had passed. Rejecting her should have brought this deadly obsession I felt for her to an end, but I’d say it did the exact opposite. Because the first thought on my mind the moment she’d walked through those doors, was that she was the most beautiful woman I'd ever seen.I shouldn’t have let her stay here. If the pack discovered the truth, there would be an uproar—keeping her away was the safest choice. But I'd be fooling myself if I thought I would be able to let her go. It had always been a matter of time—a matter of time and I would have dropped the act and gone for her. Kate didn’t know it yet, but she had this Alpha wrapped around her fingers.Liam poured himself a glass of whiskey before taking a seat in one of my office chairs. He’d be

KATE’S POVWhen I woke up this morning and realized I was here—at the Raventhorne pack—I thought it was a dream, but of course, it all came rushing back.There was a knock on the door, and for a moment I stilled.Was it Asher? I swallowed, looking down at my naked form as a slightly twisted idea crept into my mind. What if I choose to ‘mistakenly’ walk out of my room completely bare? Asher had wanted me once, I needed to know if he still did. But, there was the possibility that it wasn’t Asher by the door—prehaps it was Jane, ready to toss more threats at me.It was truly a wonder how things had shifted between Jane and I—another thing I hadn't really prepared for. Once, the thought of her visit filled me with excitement, but now, it only filled me with… dread.I rose from the bed, and threw on a dark blue dress, before heading to the door.It was Liam. I stood by the door, unsure if opening it was the right idea.I could still recall Liam’s words—he’d pleaded with me to keep Asher

Nothing changed. Most mornings I joined the pack for breakfast to find Asher already there—he’d help me to my chair like a perfect gentleman, hold my hands and sometimes, he’d let his hand trail up my thigh, but the moment we were alone, he'd walk away like nothing had happened. And perhaps, nothing did happen.It didn’t stop at the Dining Halls though, it continued in the training field where we’d showed up, hands linked, to give an illusion of something that wasn't . At all times, I kept a smile on my face, but inside, I was dying slowly.I'd thought eight months would be more than enough to fix what had broken between Asher and I. But with each passing day I made no progress, I began wondering if things could ever be fixed.Jane had kept away, and the few times I'd seen her at the training field, she’d blatantly ignored me—another relationship I might never be able to fix.Liam though had slipped back to the role he once played like nothing had happened, and that never ceased to am