All Chapters of Tango 2 the Alpha's Heart: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Lex POVI silently watched my father's wolf as he ran through the forest with effortless grace, each stride a testament to his power and years of experience. Ghost belonged in a class of his own—enormous and imposing, yet moving with a fluidity that belied his size. His midnight-black fur shimmered between the trees, catching dappled sunlight, and his electric blue eyes seemed to miss nothing. There was a majesty in how he moved, a confidence born of wisdom and strength.But Ghost was more than muscle and instinct. He was clever and highly intelligent, capable of outmaneuvering even the most cunning prey. What set him apart was his unique connection to the elements. He could manipulate water and earth effortlessly; with every step, the forest subtly shifted for him. Roots withdrew from his path, stones softened under his paws, and the gentle trickle of a nearby stream seemed to dance in his presence. The entire woodland acknowledged him—its true king."When last did you use your magic

Lilly's POVI slowly raised my gaze, seeing Lex holding Sade's wrist. Sade's brown eyes were wide with shock and outrage.“What the hell are you doing?” Lex snarled, anger flashing in his eyes.“I’m teaching her a valuable lesson,” Sade spat, her voice laced with venom. “One she’ll never forget.”Lex shoved her away, his nostrils flaring, his composure teetering on the edge. For a moment, I thought he might lose control right there.“Someone’s pissed." Asena purred in my mind, her voice tinged with amusement. “I like it. It’s so possessive...”“Oh, Goddess,” I groaned inwardly. “Not now! Stop being so—”“What?” Asena replied, feigning innocence. “There’s no law against lusting after our handsome, strong mate. He looks so delicious when he’s angry…”“There’s no way he can be our fated mate,” I argued. “Not after all the crazy crap he’s said. Mates are supposed to be gentle and loving, not arrogant jerks."“Look at him," Asena said, undeterred. “He’s protecting us. That should count for

Lilly’s POVMy heart was aching as I ran up the few steps to the packhouse door. I could barely hold myself together.Just a few more steps and I’ll be out of sight. You’re almost there. Don’t break down yet. Don’t give them the satisfaction of seeing you broken. I repeated this to myself over and over.Tears burned behind my eyelids, but I didn’t let them spill—not until I was safely far away from everyone. I kept my head down, hoping no one would notice the storm raging inside me.How could Lex be so cruel? Why would he let her touch him? The image kept replaying in my mind, each time sharper, cutting deeper.“Maybe he’s confused,” Asena tried to defend. “Maybe he doesn’t know he’s hurting us.”“He’s a werewolf, for Goddess’s sake!” I snarled, pushing open the door and running inside. “He knows what goes and what doesn’t!” My voice echoed, raw and broken.Asena whimpered. She knew I was right. The ache in my chest only worsened.I slammed the door behind me and rushed up the stairs,

Lilly’s POVA fierce knock jolted me awake.Disoriented, I sat up, blinking away the remnants of a wild, lingering dream. My body felt heavy and satisfied in a way that made my cheeks flush. I rubbed my eyes and took a deep breath, trying to shake off the sleepiness that clung to me like a thick fog.The sound of another impatient knock echoed through the room, and I realized that whatever awaited me outside was demanding my attention.“Lilly!” Zack’s frustrated voice rang from the other side of the door. “Are you awake? We’re going to be late!”“What time is it?” I mumbled, stumbling out of bed, still feeling the echoes of pleasure humming through my veins.“Lilly?” Zack called again, more frantic. “What’s taking so long? Open the door! Are you alright?!”I heard him rattle the handle, panic rising in his tone. My hands shook as I grabbed the keys and finally managed to unlock the door.The door flew open and Zack burst in, his eyes wide and searching. “Goddess, what took you so long

Lilly’s POVI wasn’t sure where Zack was taking me, but a flutter of excitement bubbled up as we pulled away from the house. After everything that had happened, the idea of escaping—if just for a few hours—was strangely comforting.“Road trip!” Asena exclaimed in my mind, her enthusiasm infectious. “This is going to be so much fun!”The drive to the nearby town wasn’t long, but it felt like a small adventure. When we finally pulled into a sprawling parking lot, my eyes widened at the sight of the enormous shopping center looming ahead. The building stretched on and on—a glittering maze of glass and steel.Zack, the driver, and two of his men stepped out. The extra men, I realized, were there less for security and more to help carry whatever Zack decided to buy. Still, their silent presence was reassuring.“Goddess, it’s huge!” I muttered, unable to contain my awe. I’d never seen anything like it—the vastness, the lights, the sheer number of shops. It was dizzying.Zack chuckled, offer