All Chapters of How To Tame The Savage Alpha: Chapter 171 - Chapter 180

…PRESENT.The Council room was packed with Raventhorne pack’s officials. Outside, members crowded the exit, all hoping to get some info on the Alpha’s disappearance. The council had never been so disorganized, everyone wanted to be heard. People spoke over each other and their voices only grew louder. But it all felt like a test. What will Asher do in this situation? I’d kept asking myself, but the truth is he’d never be in a situation like this, they respected him too much to spring into chaos right in front of him. But Asher was gone, and I was supposed to take control.I sat there, trying to listen to everyone all at once, and I realized then the question I should have been asking myself was what I— Beta Liam would do in a situation like this. I had to trust my own decisions, even though deep down I was just as worried and confused as they all were.“Silence!” My voice broke through the chaos, “When everyone is speaking, no one is. If you need to table a question, then you do it t

KATE’S POVI had taken off my ring with the intent of throwing it off the balcony—far away that it'll never be found. A part of me felt like doing that was somehow going to lessen the anger I felt, but I couldn’t bring myself to do it. Ashira and this little ring felt like the only bond still tying me to Asher. So instead I'd placed it on the bed.I could still remember how happy I'd been the day he proposed to me. I’d thought the ring was the most beautiful thing I had ever seen. Now all I could feel anytime I thought back to that moment was sadness. Sadness at the fact that every vow he’d taken was a lie, sadness at the fact that he’d led me to believe that we’d finally met our happily ever after, when we were far from that.As I sat in the bathtub staring into nothing, a wild idea popped into my mind.Holding my breath, I slowly lowered myself into the foamy water, allowing it to rise over me. And there it was, his voice. It was all in my mind and yet it felt so real. ‘Kate… pl

Dressed in rags, I walked towards the entrance of the underground Blood Ring.Even from here, I could hear the booming noise—there had to be hundreds of people in there. The ratty looking man was right, if the ‘government’ wanted to end this then they would have, as they’d have no issue locating the underground ring. The guards by the door let me in with no questions. The passageway was packed with people, pushing and pulling but I'd made my way to the main aren, which was no better. There were people everywhere. Beside me was a man with his hands down a scantily dressed woman’s underthings, and that wasn’t even the worst sight. My senses were assaulted by the noise, the smell of bodily fluids, cigarettes, beer, blood and every other vile thing one could think of. Then a loud bell went off, so loud that it tore through the arena. Everyone fell silent.“It’s time to place your bets!” the bald-headed announcer barked into the speaker. “Who would walk out of here alive? The two times

“Who are you?” Asher asked.I paused, just to make sure this wasn’t all some kind of a trick, but it wasn’t. I could see it in his eyes, he truly didn’t recall who I was.“I’m Liam—your Beta. I’ve come with good news, I’ve found the cure,”“What cure?” he questioned, blanky.“You were sick—” “I wasn’t. John had cleaned up the bruises and I’ll be fine in a bit.”There were a few times Asher suffered from memory lapses but it had never been this bad. “Asher—”“Stop calling me that,” he growled. “I am the Grave Viper and I do not know you.”“You are Asher, Alpha of the Raventhorne pack,” I tried urging him to remember, but I could tell this was a losing game.“I don’t know what you are talking about. And I'd advise you to leave—”“You don’t understand. You have a family—remember? You just had a child, and your wife, her name is Kate—”I never got to complete the words. He was on his feet and now he had his hands clasped around my neck. Asher and I had gotten into a few fights througho

I took a seat on the bed, aware of the urgency of what he was about to say.“You were right,” Liam began, “I’d been keeping a secret. The truth is, I know a little more about Asher’s disappearance than I'd been letting on.” I knew it. I knew without a doubt that Asher never kept secrets from Liam, even ones he kept from me. “Months ago, Asher had suffered from a severe organ failure, his medical tests claimed he had no more than a couple of months to live—”“That can’t be true,” I cut it, “He told me he was getting better—he told me he was well,” I argued.“He told you what he believed you wanted to hear. He wasn’t ‘getting better’, but he made you believe he was.”I continued shaking my head, maybe because a part of me knew that an explanation like this was the only thing that did make sense. But I wasn’t ready to accept it.Still I’d seen it. I saw it each day, but somehow I'd been blind to it all. The marriage, all arranged in a day as if time was no longer on his side. The conti