Todos los capítulos de WANTED; THE ALPHA’S HUMAN MATE: Capítulo 81 - Capítulo 90

~Chapter Eighty One~ Kai’s POV I grabbed his arm before he could leave. “Wait. Whose is that?” The attendant looked down at the rose, confused. “This?” He paused. “It belongs to one of our guests, sir.” I frowned. “Guest?” “Yes. Her fiancé forgot it at dinner earlier so he asked one of the staff to return it.” I looked at the note again. The handwriting wasn’t the same as the one sent. Neither was the paper. I stared at him for a moment before letting go of his arm. “Alright.” “Sir…?” he asked. “That’s all.” “Yes, yes.” I exhaled, placing my hands inside my pocket. He hurried off while I remained where I was. For a moment, I thought I’d found the culprit. That had been far too much of a coincidence. So whoever had sent Elara that rose never came through the front desk? That meant someone knew how to move around the resort without leaving a trace. Someone knew exactly where we were staying and had delivered it through the chef. That bothered me far more than the letter

~Chapter Eighty Three~Elara’s POV This place didn’t seem right. We had agreed to leave on the morning flight instead of the evening one. I didn’t know how else to explain that I had seen an attendant standing in the middle of those trees. Neither could I explain the images of the white stone and the feather that had flashed through my mind the moment I touched the lady’s hands. It sounded almost unbelievable. I knew anyone else would think I was losing my mind. Yet, somehow, Kai believed the attendant was there. He wanted to go out there and confront whoever was in the woods, but Zara and I pleaded with him not to cause chaos, especially since we were leaving the next day. For now, we needed to be careful and avoid going anywhere without his supervision. I turned to Nulu, who sat there so quietly, almost as if she could feel exactly what I was feeling. Zara, on the other hand, was furious. We were supposed to go out, have fun, and explore everything before we left. Now,

~Chapter Eighty Five~Elara’s POV Two paths lay before me now. I dropped to my knees in the middle of the room, my chest rising and falling heavily. “God, why does everything have to be this way?” Just when I started believing Kai wasn’t so bad. I had begun to see how much he genuinely cared for me. But the way he hugged her with that smile told me everything. If given the chance, he’d choose her all over again. I didn’t wait for her to turn around before leaving with the guards, locking myself inside my room until morning. Kai hadn’t even noticed I’d left. Vera… The woman he admitted he loved just yesterday. The one he believed had died because of him. How was she alive? Had she never died? Or had everything been a charade from the beginning just to marry and keep me here? What exactly was their game? On that trip, I was ready to give my heart to this man now his assumed dead lover comes in from nowhere. Maybe we were not meant to be together. Never meant for a man li

~Chapter Eighty Seven~Elara’s POV Was that a threat? A cold shiver ran down my spine. Before I could say another word, Vera smiled to herself and walked away as though she’d already won. I stood there for a second, my fists clenched at my sides before walking into my room and quietly shutting the door. Really? Was she always this rude, or was it because of Kai? She was going to be more of a problem than I thought. I promised myself I wouldn’t cry. Yet, no matter how hard I blinked, the tears still rolled down quietly. I rested my back against the door as my breathing grew heavier, slowly sliding down until I was sitting on the floor with my knees pulled tightly against my chest. For a long moment, I simply stared at the ceiling. Nulu padded over from the bed with a soft bark and nudged my hand with her nose. A weak laugh escaped me. “So… you’re still here, huh?” She rested her head on my lap, her tail thumping softly against the floor. I had been so lost in my thought

~Chapter Eighty Nine~Elara’s POV Maybe I should have stayed in my room and minded my own business. But the moment Lucian stormed out of dinner, something about the look on his face left me unsettled. Now I stood between two brothers glaring at each other, almost ready to tear each other apart. What were they fighting about? I knew Lucian and Kai had never been close, but not to this extent. “Leave, Elara,” Kai snapped. “This is between me and Lucian.” “I’m not here for this,” I said. “I’m here to see Lucian.” Deep down, I was afraid of what Kai would do to me for admitting I came to see Lucian, but I had to speak up. He had Vera back. At least now, I could speak to his brother. Kai’s eyes stayed on me for a long second. “You came to see him?” I nodded slowly as he walked closer, his fist clenched. “Why?” My throat hurt to speak now. Before I could answer, a guard rushed in. “Alpha.” He brushed past me and stopped in front of Kai, whispering something into his ear. Whe