All Chapters of The Female Alpha And Her God Of War: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

EMBER~The argument had gone on long enough. Before I fully realized, my body had moved, and my hand was already on the hilt of the nearest warrior’s sword. I didn’t hesitate as I hurled the sword straight through the space between the two Alphas.It slammed into the wall with a violent clang, embedding itself deep into the stone between them. The force alone made both men stumble backward in shock, their words dying in their throats. Chairs scraped as loud gasps filled the room and the entire hall froze.Every single gaze snapped to me in silence.I walked over to their seats, my heart pounding with the level of anger I felt, but my spine was straight, and my voice was steady when I spoke.“This is not your land,” I said calmly, letting the weight of my words settle. “And this is not your table to soil with unresolved grudges.”Murmurs rippled through the hall now as the concerned Alphas looked away everywhere but towards me. I continued;“If you have disputes, you will resolve them

EMBER~The world felt softer after him.That was the only way I could describe it as I lay on the couch with Keres’s head resting on my chest, his weight warm and grounding, his arms wrapped around me as though I might vanish if he loosened his hold, just like a little baby. His breathing was slow and even now, the steady rise and fall brushing against my skin in a way that made my heart feel unbearably full.For a long while, I simply stayed there, my fingers idly combing through his hair, memorizing the weight of this moment. Now we are just Alpha Keres and his Luna…My fated mate, resting against me as if we’re the most natural thing in the world.Eventually, the light through the curtains shifted forcing me to glance toward the window and that’s when I realized that dusk had crept in while we weren’t looking. The sky was bruised purple and gold, the kind of evening that reminded everyone life continued, no matter how tempting it was to hide away; Right here in his office.My gaze r

SHAWN’s POV~Blue Crescent Pack~It was a long journey until we finally arrived at Blue Crescent. I heard Lady Sasha’s maid heaved a sigh of relief as soon as we saw the Crescent Insignia. I slowed my steps as we crossed the threshold, my senses still alert. My wolf stirred in my chest, constantly reminding me that I was about to abandon our mate here and go on my way. We both know that once I stepped out of this pack, nothing would ever be the same and the hope of anything more would die with it.Sasha barely waited for the guards to announce her arrival as she stormed towards the entrance gate.The moment she spotted her mother standing near the courtyard steps, Sasha burst into tears, loud enough for her mother to hear. Luna Debra rushed forward with a broken cry, gathering her daughter into her arms as if afraid her daughter might vanish again. Sasha melted into the embrace, her shoulders shaking as periods of fear, pride, and loneliness poured out of her.I stood aside, quietly.

SHAWN’s POVBefore I knew it, it was already morning and I had barely slept. It was more like I had drifted in and out of a restless half-consciousness because Sasha’s voice kept haunting my sleep—her plea from the night before humming noisily in my ears. Unfortunately, I couldn’t give her a positive response before she ran off. I remember vividly how she left with her head down, weighed down by embarrassment.That guilt sat heavy in my chest now as I stepped out into the open field, the morning air sharp against my skin. The pack was already stirring as warriors resumed at their posts, and the servants moving quietly between buildings, getting ready perhaps for their day duties. ‘I should leave…’ I told myself it was for the best. I had done what I came to do: escort their princess home, fulfill the Luna’s request, and honor her words. Staying longer would only complicate things and force me into choices I wasn’t ready to make.I had almost reached the edge of the field when I sen

ALPHA KERES~I forced myself to focus on the damage before me. The bridge was beyond simple repair—cleanly severed at its core, it was obviously not the work of a random attack, but a calculated explosion. Whoever did this knew exactly where to strike to cripple supply routes and delay reinforcements. It’s sickening to even imagine it to be any of those greedy Alphas I had invited to dine with me. The timing is painfully coincidental… they probably didn’t expect me to leave the pack on such an important day to deal with pack affairs but whoever did that was wrong.I gave orders quickly after surveying the area with Dayatt. I’ve got no time to waste here and hesitation would only invite more chaos.The injured warriors were to return to the pack with me immediately. They needed healers, rest, and safety. The rest were to remain behind, patrolling the surrounding roads, watching for suspicious movements, and sending word the moment they noticed anything out of place. “Reinforcements wo