All Chapters of The Female Alpha: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Chapter 22: Stay away from my mate Mink's P.O.V : "They’re not stopping!" I whisper yelled, trying not to disturb the white silence around us. "Do they not sense you?" "Not yet." He looked at me, his eyes wolf golden, voice hushed. "I can’t use the bond until they are close enough. There are a lot of warriors from my pack in that huddle, about fifty of them. I need them to come closer, to see me first before I use the pack link. And if they don’t stop, try and use an ex -" "No explosives!" I cut him off immediately. "That has to be a last resort for us. There are military camps all around us and if the explosions reach the camps then it can start a war between countries. We have to avoid that at all costs. If they don’t stop, there will be only one way left for us to stop them." To take down the first line by firing bullets. The sniper guns had silencers and it won’t disturb the environment around us. He gave

Chapter 24: All part of the plan Mikalya’s P.O.V: "Noooo!" Rhys roared, wolf in his eyes. "How could you? My men have their family in Jever! There are cubs! Call off the attack Devon and challenge me like a man if you have the guts to do so!" Devon and Aiden roared with laughter instead. "We both know we can't beat you in a fight that easily even if we team up." Devon admitted, still smirking. "So we planned to get you out of our way with a different approach." "What?" Rhys and I looked at each other frowning and then back at Devon and Aiden while the rest of the world stood still around us. "We'd heard about the White Alpha for quite some time now." Aiden said. "We knew what happens to every trespasser that dares to enter these lands without permission. We know how ruthless this pack is. It was your fault for not gathering enough information before you came here, wagging yo

Chapter 26: A Brief Reunion Mink's P.O.V: Laughter. I could hear it from here. Coming closer...so close now. He was right behind me, chasing after me through the golden hued mountain meadows into the twilight. I kept my pace light, running at a slower pace, because I wanted him to catch me, to sweep me off my feet. His dark brown hair was swept back by the breeze and kissed by the golden hues of the setting sun. His topaz eyes were filled with laughter as he chased after me. His face was forever etched into my mind, my heart and my soul. He looked like a prince from a faraway land who had left behind the confinements of his castle and come to chase after his little nomad princess. I couldn’t believe I’d been so lucky to have found him, in a land that had once been the cause of my nightmares, but now that land was a pleasant memory. A memory where a lone wolf found her other half. “Stop! You know yo

Chapter 28: Finding a Way Mink's P.O.V: "You're trying to get rid of me?" He asked looking stunned. "That's beside the point; you're an Alpha and your Pack needs you now, more than ever. WildRain needs you to make them feel safe and protected and you’ve already been away from your pack for nearly three weeks now." It wasn't easy accepting the fact that I’d gotten used to having him around but it was time to be practical. Rhys had earned my respect when he had stood with me in the front line, fighting against his own pack when they had been led astray by Aiden and Devon, but that doesn't mean that I'm about to declare my undying love for him to the whole world from my rooftop. Love takes a long time to develop. He may have my trust but he was far from acquiring my love. "We still have a lot to discuss, Mikalya. You've accepted me as your mate in front of not only your pack but mine too. There's no running from it now."

Epilogue: Rhys’s P.O.V “We have a female Alpha amongst us.” I watched unsurprisingly as a group of tough, macho Alpha’s from all over Asia, fell to the floor laughing with their hands clutching their bellies. “And she’s the one who killed Aiden and Devon.” This time however, their reaction was less than hilarious. “So, you’re telling us, or rather, you actually want us to believe that a chick living up in the Himalayas was not only able to defeat an entire army of wolves from three of the best packs in Asia but was able to kill two strong Alpha’s without breaking a sweat?” It was Alpha Dong-Ju of South Korea who spoke up for the rest of them. “Do you see Devon and Aiden amongst us?” I questioned him instead. “We all know they’re dead, Rhys,” Salim, the Iranian Alpha, being the gentleman that he was, tried to control the situation. “After all, we are here so we can let their packs decid