All Chapters of WANTED; THE ALPHA’S HUMAN MATE: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Chapter 111 Elara’s POV Every part of my body ached as I shifted beneath the covers, wincing as the soreness reminded me of everything that had happened. But more than the pain, Kai was fresh in my mind. The way he had looked at me when he saw me at the gate still replayed in my head. For those few seconds, he hadn’t looked like the cold Alpha everyone feared. He looked relieved. And I couldn’t forget the way his eyes had moved from me to the old man. He didn’t say much yesterday, but surprisingly, he had received us and helped the old man beside me. I could only imagine what he would do or say to me. For two days, I had believed I would never see him again. Yet here I was, back in the same room I had once escaped from. There were a lot of memories tied to this place that I couldn’t stand to think about. More because they involved Kai. I needed to check on the man. I tried to sit up, but pain shot through my body, forcing me back against the pillows while a quiet groan es

Chapter 113 Elara’s POV “Now, tell me.” He pointed at me, pressing his lips together. “You dare not lie. Who helped you escape, and what did Ironstone do to you?” I lowered my head, holding onto the side of my dress for support, not sure of how much to tell. My encounter was unpleasant, but I doubted Kai would believe me, and if I told him Aunt Elizabeth helped me, I wondered how he was going to react. “Speak up,” he growled, his gaze on the files, not me. “Erhmm…” I stuttered. “Ironstone men held me captive.” “And?” He faced me, gesturing impatiently for me to continue. I wanted to tell him about them forcing me to use my abilities, but I remembered what the Ironstone Alpha had said. That if Kai realized what ability I had, he would use me and never let go. Now, I couldn’t risk it. I wanted to believe there was no difference between the two Alphas at some point. I cleared my throat. “That’s all, Alpha.” He raised his eyebrows. “You’re saying they just captured you?” “Y

Chapter 115 Kai’s POV “Now you can resume your Luna duties,” I said. “Starting with what we could do about the Shaman.” She jerked up as if she was shocked to hear that from me. Since she had returned, she hadn’t acted like herself. I understood that whatever they had done to her must have been traumatizing, yet she had brought that upon herself. I wasn’t going to sit and watch them get away with hurting my Luna. They had to pay this time, for good. “Okay,” she agreed. “But could it be later?” I nodded, gesturing to the door as she walked out of my office without looking back. The moment the door closed behind her, I leaned back in my chair and let out a slow breath. She looked more terrible than when she came in after signing that document, as if she had just given up something important to her. I felt hollow seeing her like this, but there wasn’t much I could do since she never accepted the pack and her Luna duties after the good privileges that came with it.

Chapter 117 Elara’s POV By the time I reached the council hall, the guards had already opened the doors for me. The hall was quieter than I expected. I had expected the cries of a wicked Shaman, or at least the sound of people arguing inside. Instead, there was silence. Kai was seated at the head of the table, with Kelvin and Lucian beside him. A few guards stood along the walls. Then I saw the Shaman. He was at the centre of the hall, kneeling with his head bowed, his hands resting against his thighs. Two guards stood several feet behind him, watching him closely. My stomach twisted as I stared at him. I wanted to feel concerned for an old man being forced to kneel like that. But then I remembered the last time I had seen him. My hand had been bleeding because of him. When I first saw him in the forest, I thought he had been sent to help me. Little did I know he was the enemy. My fingers moved beneath the long yellow sleeve of my top, brushing against the

Chapter 119 Kai’s POV “Richard Nitmon,” I called out with a grin. “You’re finally awake.” His eyes slowly moved from the ceiling to me, and the moment our eyes met, the corner of his lips lifted. He stared at me for a few seconds before letting out a low chuckle. “So you know my name.” I walked closer, keeping my hands in my pockets. “I know enough.” I finally got a proper look at him. He had a sharp jaw and dark hair that was slightly messy from lying on the bed. The paleness I had noticed last night was almost gone. His skin had more colour now, and his breathing was steady. Even the eye bags around his eyes had reduced. There was still a faint mark on his forehead from whatever had happened to him, but apart from that, he looked surprisingly well. “Do you?” His smile widened. “Because the last time I saw you, you were just a child.” “Enough of the show.” I stopped beside the bed. “Tell me, why are you here?” He tilted his head slightly. “Are you scared?” My jaw tighte