All Chapters of Mated to the Enemy Alpha: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Alpha Kai's POV We had looked up all the tribes in the valleys and we had been involved in a fight with a pack who had refused to let us come into their town peacefully. Yet, we had not found Katara and even though we had promised gifts to some peasants if they told us what they knew, none of them had seemed to know or see anything. We were torn between returning to Valmore and go look for a magical pack to tell us what we needed to know and actually continuing the seemingly fruitless search. "What if the lass had said what she had not seen? Had it ever crossed your mind that she could have been lying?" Abramo asked suddenly. "I do not think she had lied. What would she gain from lying? She would merely be endangering her life and I am sure she does not want that, Abramo. She is not stupid.”"Maybe you think so. We have seen and spoken and even fought with the packs and tribes in this part. What do you suggest we do next? Go and consult the magicians?" "Perhaps, that is what we

Katara’s POV This was definitely how I expected things to play. Not at all. And I felt entirely like a fool. A dumbass… "I can fight my own fights, Abramo. I do appreciate your concern but this is my battle to fight.”Kai said as he stretched out a hand to hamper Abramo from going any further to the men who were still bubbling with energy, more than eager to fight him. "I do not want you for any reason to be hurt, my Lord.”Abramo said in a supposed whisper… It was evident in his eyes that he would rather the one on one combat did not happen. "I will not be hurt, Abramo. Besides, I am supposed to take these men one after the other and not both of them at the same time.”That seemed to have convinced him enough and he stepped back. All the other men from both sides had stepped back and the men who were to fight were now standing in a big circle that had been made for them. "Strip yourselves of all weapons and be assured that you will only fight with your bare hands. Whoever want

Kai’s POV "Calm down, Abramo. One thing is certain, we will not leave here without causing trouble and making war with this small pack if we don't find Katara.”"I tell you, Alpha, the young man might have a hand. What if he had made the fight some sort of distraction so he could have her hustled away? Do think about that. It has to be so!"Abramo was almost sure but I doubted that. I did not share the same opinion with him and so I listened attentively when the Alpha said, "I do apologize for your inconveniences, pack of Valmore but I assure you, that even now, my men are out to look for her and bring her back. We bear responsibility because she has been with us until this time. Do endure and my men shall deliver her to you so you can be on your way.”The Alpha spoke calmly. He was genuinely concerned and he did not look like he wanted any trouble."I do appreciate your patience, Alpha and Beta of Valmore. But as my brother had earlier said, you are not unaware of the itinerant nat

Katara's POV I stilled my nerves and refused to be very worried. I was hopeful that whatever be the case, I would be strong enough to fight if I was ever attacked. My wolf abilities were leaving me slowly and I did not feel the strength to continue the journey. I sat by a tree trunk in the bushes and slept off.By the time I woke up, I was with a pack. A group of fighters who had been on their way back to their tribe after a visit to another pack. They had been away to deliver a message and had been out in the bushes camping and had been the ones who had first shot at me.When I first opened my eyes, I had been a bit terrified. I had not known when I was lifted off from the tree trunk. One of the men was standing close to me, sword in his hand and he constantly chuckled over whatever it was the others were doing in the far distance."Hey, what am I doing here and how did I get carried from where I had slept to this place?"I asked him. He turned around to look at me. He looked hide

Katara's POV I twisted my neck awkwardly to watch him. He was staring straight ahead as we got even closer to the city. The other men seemed to be absorbed in their businesses and pretended they did not hear anything that I had said to the man or what he had said to me. We soon arrived the city and It was dead quiet. People did not roam about and there were not much soldiers around, save for the ones at the gates. We went in, the few men and I. I said nothing again and decided to watch and make plans and strategize. There had to be a way I would leave the ace with a horse and without their knowledge. There had to be a way. I went with them into the mansion. It was the abode of their Alpha. I had known that without being told. When we stood by the Alpha who was heavily adorned with gold as his Luna, he did not look surprised that I was in the company of the men. The men, as I later learnt, were emissaries who had gone to deliver a message to a far away pack. The man who had rode w