All Chapters of Alpha Shane Human Mate: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

SHANE "I must kill the old woman," Caspian growled in my mind. "She is a threat to our pack. We must act now, before she can do any more harm.""But why?" I asked, my thoughts racing. "She hasn't done anything to us. We can't just go around killing people!"Even though I suggested the idea, I was hoping my wolf would suggest me otherwise. "She knows our secret," Caspian snarled. "She knows what we are. She must be stopped, before she can expose us to the humans.”"But we can't just kill her!" I protested. "We need to talk to her first, try to reason with her. Maybe she can be persuaded to keep our secret.""You are a fool," Caspian said, his voice harsh. "She will never agree to keep our secret. She is too dangerous, too unpredictable. She must be dealt with, and quickly."I felt a wave of fear wash over me, and I shivered, the cold night air seeping into my bones. Caspian was right. I knew he was right. But I couldn't bring myself to take such a drastic step. I couldn't just kill

HARLEYThe warmth of her embrace felt like stepping into a memory, one I’d held onto for years, tucked away deep in my heart. I squeezed her tighter, afraid to let go, afraid that if I did, she would vanish back into the shadows, a dream slipping through my fingers. Her scent—soft and familiar, like lavender and the faintest trace of cinnamon—washed over me, bringing back moments I hadn’t dared to relive in so long.But then, gently, she eased me back, her hands still resting on my shoulders, her eyes filled with a tenderness that nearly broke me. “Harley, my love, we don’t have much time,” she said softly, her voice like a lullaby. “I wish we had forever, but we don’t. We need to catch up, to talk, and I need you to listen.”I felt a wave of panic. “Mom… I’ve missed you so much,” I choked out, fighting back tears. “It’s been so hard without you. You don’t know how much I’ve wanted this, just to see you, to talk to you again…”She nodded, her eyes shimmering, and she cupped my cheek,

HARLEYThe world still spun, leaving me clutching my chest as if it would keep the memory of her close. My mother’s face was fading from my mind, but her words echoed clearly. “Shane will protect you. Trust him.”A gentle creak brought me back to the present. The door opened, and the old woman slipped inside, her eyes kind and full of something that felt like understanding. She took one look at my tear-streaked face, her expression softening.“Are you alright, child?” she asked, her voice warm and laced with concern.I wanted to say something, anything, but words failed me. My chest felt heavy, my thoughts tangled between grief and gratitude. I just shook my head, a fresh tear escaping down my cheek. The old woman gave a small nod, understanding all that I couldn’t say.“Stay here,” she murmured gently, and without another word, she left the room, closing the door quietly behind her.Moments later, I heard her voice again, only this time directed at someone else. “Shane, she needs you

ROYThe throne room was dim, lit only by the flickering light of the torches lining the walls. Shadows twisted and danced across the cold stone, reflecting the brutality that had taken root in what was once Shane’s domain. I, Roy, now stood where he once had, a reminder of the throne I’d claimed through cunning and strength, traits Shane had clearly lacked.I let out a low, mocking laugh, savoring the sight of Shane’s former loyalists kneeling before me, their heads bowed in forced submission. Most wore expressions of defiance, their bodies tense as they glared up at me, their hatred like a smoldering fire, simmering but not yet dangerous. I was here to remind them who held the power now, who they owed their allegiance to.One of them, a younger wolf with fierce eyes, met my gaze without flinching. His voice, though strained, carried the fire of rebellion. “You can taunt us all you want, Roy,” he spat, venom coating every word. “But our alpha will return, and when he does, you’ll be n

HARLEYThe next morning, I arrived at school feeling like I was carrying a secret too big for words, one that pulsed in my mind and heart with every step I took. Everything felt surreal—the school’s familiar hallways, the voices around me, the way people moved as if nothing monumental had shifted. But for me, everything had changed.I spotted Lauren by our lockers, her eyes bright with curiosity as she waved me over. I could tell she was dying to know where I’d disappeared to the day before and, more importantly, what was going on between me and Shane.“Hey!” she greeted, her tone casual, but her eyes betrayed her intrigue. “So… what happened yesterday? You just vanished with Shane. And, um, is he really your brother?”I let out a small, nervous laugh. “I was going to ask you that, actually. He kept saying you were his sister or something.”Lauren rolled her eyes, crossing her arms. “Shane’s… well, Shane’s got a lot going on in his head,” she said with a smirk. “He says all kinds of t