All Chapters of Taming the Dangerous Alpha: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

“You’re going to make your lips bleed if you keep biting them like that,” Melissa warned, her voice full of concern.It was lunchtime, and the five of us were sitting in the cafeteria. What had once been a trio had now grown to five, with Fitch and Alex joining the table. They hadn’t arrived yet, and Evelyn and Melissa were watching me like hawks, worry evident in their expressions.I could barely concentrate. My mind was entirely consumed by tonight’s family dinner: Fitch and Ada would be sitting at the same table. The thought of such a strange and tense situation made my stomach churn. How was I supposed to navigate this awkwardness without making it worse?“Come on, tell me. What exactly is bothering you?” Alex asked as he settled into the seat next to Melissa, a teasing smile playing at his lips.

“Is there anything wrong with believing in soulmates?” Fitch’s voice was calm.Ada snorted. “Of course not. It’s just the way you practice that belief… rather unique. Sleeping with every girl in town. Living on one-night stands.”Fitch suddenly tightened his grip on my hand, so hard it made me suck in a breath.“Like that time you slept with me and slipped away the next morning,” Ada went on, pouting. “Is it really that hard to say goodbye?”Mom gasped. Dad’s eyes flew wide in fury. My face drained of color as I stared at my sister in shock—she was deliberately provoking Fitch, and it was clearly working.Fitch shot to his feet and glared at Ada. To my disbelief, a look of satisfaction bloomed a

The door had barely closed behind us when Fitch pulled me into his arms, his lips crashing down on mine with a heat that allowed no refusal. I rose onto my toes to return the kiss, my fingers digging into the hard muscle of his arms beneath his jacket. His arms tightened around my waist, our bodies fitting together seamlessly—my softness pressed against his solid chest.“So beautiful I can’t find the words,” he rasped, dark eyes roiling.My cheeks burned. I was just about to speak when my father’s low voice carried through the door behind us. “That’s nothing to be laughing about.”Fitch stiffened slightly, then quickly took my hand and led me toward the car. Seeing the tips of his ears flushed pink—a rare sight—made me laugh under my breath.“Y

He cupped my face in both hands, his knuckles brushing my jaw with the warmth of faint calluses. Those green eyes were like a deep pool beneath dense summer shade—just looking into them was enough to make me feel as though I might drown.“You only need to watch from the sidelines,” his thumb gently traced my cheekbone. “Once this ceremony is over, my world will be yours.”When I nodded, I could feel my lashes skim his palm. His smile suddenly bloomed—so bright it made breathing feel optional. The next second, warmth touched my lips. I bit back instinctively and heard a low chuckle roll from his throat. We traded breaths scented with mint and morning dew like that, until the class bell rang somewhere far away.I had barely reached the car when he yanked me straight into his arms. The scent of sandalwood mixed with sunlight rushed over me, my fingers sinking into the folds of his coat.“I’ve waited too long,” he laughed softly into my hair, his breath ironing the edge of my ear.As the

When Melissa was clutching her stomach and wailing over the table, I was seized by a sudden rush of anxiety.Over the past three days, those so-called “Moon Goddess resonances” had grown increasingly clear—like invisible threads quietly stitching my emotions to those of the pack. At this moment, a sharp tremor was traveling along one of those threads from Alex’s direction, stabbing straight into my chest.I looked up. He and Fitch were walking over with their trays. His brow was furrowed, his gaze drifting somewhere far away.“Hey, my mate’s friend—what’s wrong with you?” Fitch sat down beside me, draping an arm around my shoulders as if it were the most natural thing in the world, then tipped his chin toward Melissa.I nudged him lightly with my elbow. He