All Chapters of Wild Heart, Untamed Alphas: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

~Noah~ Time raced ahead, each second ticking away as if in a hurry to usher in the grand event of Liam's inauguration in the north. As Oliver assured me he would take care of fetching Sebastien, I decided to seize the opportunity to lend Ethan a hand. He had, after all, forgotten to bring his cufflinks, and it felt only right to assist my brother. My quest for cufflinks served a dual purpose – not only did it offer Ethan the necessary accessories for the evening, but it also provided Winter with the space and time she needed to prepare for the momentous occasion. The anticipation buzzed in the air, and the grandeur of the event made every passing minute feel more precious. As I made my way to Ethan's room, I couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and pride. Tonight was not just a celebration of Liam's assignment; it was also an opportunity to showcase the woman who had captured my heart – Winter. The sure presence of the press added an extra layer of significance, and I relis

~Winter~ Anyway, we all gathered in the garden, and the atmosphere was filled with joy and laughter. Summer pulled me away from Noah, who went to join the men as they prepared for something exciting. Curious, I asked, "What are they playing?" My gaze followed Noah's direction just as I reached the group of women gathered on the picnic mat, where children gleefully chased bubbles in the air, and their nannies kept a watchful eye on them. It was a scene of pure delight against the backdrop of a stunning day. The sky stretched out in a flawless blue, and the sun cast its brilliant glow. The temperature was just right, offering the perfect warmth to our hearts and making the day utterly blissful. "They're getting ready for a football match," a friendly lady explained to me, and I turned to face her. Her smile conveyed the warmth of the day and the genuine camaraderie that surrounded us. "Eleanor Sidorov," she introduced herself, a familiar face from the news. Extending her hand, she w

~Amelia~ Upon our afternoon arrival in Greenville, I was eager to reunite with Susan. With all our children currently in the North, I anticipated a joyful time. As we stepped out of the car, Avery and Linda were the first familiar faces to greet us. I was genuinely shocked to see Linda there, and my joy was palpable as I squealed and rushed to embrace my best friend. Breaking the hug, I turned to Avery, and then my eyes fell on Mirabel. Despite the lingering frustration, I chose to set it aside, offering her a hug. We could talk things out over tea later. Leaving Leo in the company of Devin, Marcel, and Theodore, we made our way to the garden, ready to catch up and enjoy the company of dear friends in the serene surroundings. "You didn't tell me you were coming," I exclaimed to Linda, and she responded with a charming smile. "If I had, it wouldn't be a surprise. I didn't know you were coming here either; my plan was to head to Mountain from here and spend some days with you before

Noah "I suggest Justin becomes the official match observer from now on. He's proven to be a liability," Marvin proposed, prompting Sophia to retaliate by throwing a pillow at him. "You were no better, Marvin, with your constant gaze fixed on Layla," she retorted, and our collective laughter acknowledged the undeniable truth. I chose not to delve into the banter, enjoying the camaraderie. "I'm confident I could beat you in a one-on-one despite being in my early thirties. I've still got the youth and agility, you know. Maybe if you focused less on staring at your wife, we might have scored one," Justin defended himself, injecting humour into the conversation, and we all shared a laugh. "And Noah, let's not forget how you seemed a bit off every time Winter cheered for the other team. Your gameplay suffered temporarily before you adjusted," Oliver chimed in, and I had to admit, there might have been some truth to his observation. "Can't blame me," I said, pulling Winter close. "A pun

Noah Justin gave Sebastien a reassuring pat on the shoulder, sensing Sebastien's shock at the weight of the revelation. Justin's words were indeed a lot to process, even with his attempt to alleviate tension with his final remarks. "How about we assemble our old team and head to the East to address this problem, Justin? It could be just like the old times. The packhouse has enough rooms for everyone; Father made renovations to accommodate all of us," I suggested, hoping to revive the spirit of camaraderie we once shared. Justin shook his head, countering my suggestion. "Sophia is in her first trimester, and besides, we can't just leave our mates and head to the East," he explained, deflating my initial enthusiasm. "I understand your perspective, but Noah and I would need you to be ready to join us if the pieces you've put together turn out to be true," Sebastien implored Justin, his voice carrying an undertone of worry. "I'll discuss things with my father, and then we'll decide f