All Chapters of How To Tame The Savage Alpha: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

ASHER’S POVI’d expected her to run—as far away from me as she could. But my little Kitten was full of surprises. She didn’t run, no she did the exact opposite. She’d closed the distance between us, and then she… hugged me. “Prehaps you’re the monster people think you are, but for some reason I cannot explain, I feel safe around you. Now what does that make me?”“It makes you—you. You're different, Kate. You always see the good in people, but sometimes, it’s not so bad to look at the bad.”“If you were so dangerous, why didn’t you reject me? Why didn’t you just…let me go?” She questioned.That was exactly what I should have done, the moment I'd laid eyes on her, but now, it was too late.“Because I discovered I couldn’t live without you. You are the only thing keeping me sane—the only reason I haven’t completely lost it.”“I don’t understand Asher. You were the one who told me you weren’t built for attachments, you told me you were not capable of feelings,”“And that haven’t changed,

Kate’s POVI’d gotten so used to always waking up alone, that it came as a surprise to realize that this time I wasn’t. He’d stayed. I stared at him, thinking back to all he’d told me last night. I couldn’t even imagine the horrors he must have suffered—every bit of it that had stolen his ability to feel. Last night he’d laid himself bare to me, he’d let me see a part of him that not many knew about, and I couldn’t help but wonder what’ll happen when he discovered that I was nothing but a lie. I’d tricked his beta into revealing confidential information about the pack—information that’ll be used against them. Guilt twisted in my chest at the thought. Turns out he was never the Villian, no, the real villian was me, I just didn’t realize it. And in the end, i’ll be forced to choose between my pack–my family and a man who couldn’t love me. But I didn't have to think about any of that right now. Call me selfish, but for so long I'd been all about making others happy. So would it be

Kate’s POVI’d gone back to punching bags. Ever since Jane had kicked my ass in front of the entire pack, she’d been very careful about what kind of ‘training’ I was allowed to do. And something told me Asher had a part in this.“So, what are your plans for the coming Mate Ball?”“We are having a Mate-Ball?” I questioned.“I can’t believe you don’t know about this. Anyone with ears and eyes, would have known.”Looking around I could understand what she meant, everyone looked extra-excited. The girls were gathered in groups, whispering amongst themselves and giggling as they did. How hadn’t I noticed that? Or the fact that the entrance to the pack house had been re-decorated too.It was like I'd completely zoomed out.“When is the Mate Ball?”“Three days from now. And it's going to be the event of the season. Unmated werewolves from other packs would be in attendance, in hopes of finding their mates.”Once every year a pack was selected to hold the annual mate ball, and I guess this se

*Beta Ruben of the Riverdale Pack*“Do you think she’d actually gotten the message?” I questioned Collins. “He said he’d placed the package on her bed—she couldn’t have missed it. But what I wonder is if she’d actually ‘found’ the note, or the serum. Perhaps she thought the stuffed animal was no more than a gift from her father.”“Kate is smart, if she’d indeed gotten the package, she’ll figure it out.”“You sound so sure.”“I am.” I assured. My only fear was that she’d gotten caught—that somehow in the middle of all of these, the Mad Alpha had discovered our plan. “One more day. That’s all I’ll wait for. If she still hasn’t reached out, then there’s a chance something has gone wrong. In that case, I’ll have to pay the Raventhorne pack a visit to make sure she’s fine.”“You cannot do that, it’ll ruin the whole plan.”“Well if she’d been caught then the plan had already been ruined.“No, it hasn’t. We’ll just think of another method—”“And so you think I'll leave my daughter there for

Kate’s POV Pulling the hood of my cloak to shield my face, I approached the soldiers’ wing. This wing was the rowdiest section of the pack house, with soldiers pouring in, and others in a haste to leave. With all the commotion, no one seemed to notice me— and that was a good thing.But then I realized I might have a problem. I had no idea what room was Brian’s.I walked down the passageway, unease rising in my chest—but then I spotted Finn seated on a bench, his back resting against the wall. He was the last person I wanted to ask for any kind of help, but I didn’t exactly have a choice. So, I made my way to him.“Finn,” I whispered and he looked up at me.“Lady—”“Hush. I need you to point me to Brian’s room.”“It’s six rooms ahead, I could take you if you’d like—”“No, It’s fine—but, thank you. ”I hurried past him, before he had the chance to ask any questions.Drawing my hood lower to shield my face, I headed in the direction he’d pointed out. I came to a stop before the door I