All Chapters of The Alpha's Banished Mate: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

This morning, Lilith woke up feeling a cold space beside her. Blaze had already left for the pack house. Judging how cold the empty space beside her was, Lilith could tell that it’s been an hour or so since he had left. Unlike the previous nights, Blaze just held her as she snuggled against him last night. They just lay in each other's arms. While Lilith felt soothing with him holding her, Blaze felt his wolf instantly calm down as soon as he had Lilith in his arms. With a faint and weak smile tugging at her lips, she got up and prepared herself for the day. The day that they both have been waiting for, was here. It was dreadful to even think about it but there was no escaping it now. Lilith would be introduced to the pack by tonight or perhaps by this evening. Yet, she wasn't as mentally and physically prepared to face the pack and her former Alpha.The same Alpha who banished her from the pack months ago and the same Alpha whose son dared defy him by keeping her here. She feared

Blaze zipped by so fast; he was in front of the asshole that dared cross his path within seconds. His fingernails had elongated into thinner and sharper claws than before. It didn't help that Blaze could recognize this person with just his voice. It was someone whom he never wanted to meet ever again. He was someone whom Blaze despised. Meeting his eyes with a firm gaze, Blaze growled out, "You made a mistake coming back here, Jayden." Jayden's eyebrows shot up. Perhaps he was surprised or was just pretending to be surprised after hearing Blaze's warning. "So what do you say?" Jayden asked, completely disregarding Blaze's warning. "What do you want me to tell him? Take her or kill her?" Blaze clenched his teeth together, seething with silent anger. Jayden's eyes trailed down, stopping briefly to take a look at Blaze's claws before glancing back up at his fangs which were more than ready to bite Jayden's head off his neck. Instead of feeling the fear which one would most probably

Blaze growled menacingly at everyone who dared approach his house but they kept nearing it.Fighting and killing every vampire and rogue who tried to break into his house, Blaze stood his ground, with his chest heaving, and guarded his house to prevent anyone from entering, “She’s my mate. She will stay here with me forever. You’ll have to kill me first to have her.”Seeing Blaze take a firm and defensive stance in front of his house to block anyone who tried to get through, Cole stated, “Fine! If that’s what you want, that’s what you’ll get.”“No one shall help him!” Cole declared, stopping Trevor from taking another step towards Blaze.Trevor’s face twisted in agony, torn between his pack’s principles and his best friend. He wanted to support Blaze. After all, Blaze wasn’t at fault in all of this. His unfortunate fate was to be blamed.If only Lilith wasn’t the pack sigma, all of this wouldn’t have been happening.He wasn’t ready to watch his best friend fighting a coven of vampires

"Blaze, wake up!" Lilith jumped on his bed to wake him up. Blaze groaned and buried his face into his pillow. It was too early to be woken up just yet. He was still sleepy. The bed was so comfortable that he wasn't willing to leave it. "Blaze!" Lilith shouted into his ear. Blaze winced while his wolf whined before withdrawing to the back of his head. "Five minutes," he mumbled. "That's what you've saying since thirty minutes." Lilith grumbled with a pout."Come on, get up!" She glared daggers at the back of his head when he turned his back on her. Blaze could feel her heated glare, her impatience and desire to go out for a run. "Blaze," Lilith's tone of voice held a bit of warning. Blaze did not want to miss this moment. He knew how excited Lilith had been to go for a run ever since she got her wolf back. If he hadn't stop her yesterday, she would have set out for the forest."Fine, I'm up." He sat up before turning around to look at Lilith. The moment their eyes met, Blaze's

“It’s great to see you all here. We’ll start by running twenty-five times around the valley but in your human forms.” Lilith began by pointing at the running trail that surrounded the boundaries of the great valley. “I’ll see who can run all twenty-five rounds. The ones who give up after a few rounds can come stand in this spot. The ones, who complete it all, will do the next task.” Lilith explained further. She thought there would some complaints from the omegas but they were all ready. They seemed determined to complete all twenty-five rounds. Ruzek, the leader of the rogues and the nine other rogues were the first to head over to the starting point. The omegas soon followed them. “Come on!” When Lilith blew the whistle, they started running at a slow pace. Lilith looked at them with satisfaction. The great valley was the largest training ground in the Blood Moon pack. It stretched away ahead of where Lilith was standing for miles. The continuous line of the trail was lost amo