All Chapters of The Alpha Can't Sense His Mate!: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

AZRIEL'S POVIt’s been one week of intense sorrow and pain. Since the portal of the dark forest disappeared and the message from the luna was sent to the Alpha, I had not set my eyes on him. The atmosphere of the pack seemed like we were in mourning. Everyone moved about conspicuously, bearing the pain of our Alpha. I couldn’t believe it myself. Over the years, despite trying to bring Zadok out of his slum by insinuating his mate was dead, a part of me felt she was still alive. Call it a beta’s instinct, but I just had this silent resolve that the Luna couldn’t be dead.Unlike Shilhi, whom I watched explode into a million pieces, she didn’t explode. Ithra disappeared - Just like they had disappeared from the packlands and entered the dark forest. Hearing Aaron repeat what he said to me, everything in me kicked against it. I couldn’t believe that my half-sister and Luna

ZADOK I watched the people enjoy the comfort that my wolf blasted into the air. It was one of the best feelings in the world. The atmosphere changed and long after Kir retreated from the forefront of my being, his presence was felt among us. I cleared my throat and began my speech when they settled down. “For the past three years, I have failed you.” I started, and they kicked against it. “No, Alpha!” One of the werewolves spoke to my surprise, “We failed you! We failed to understand what pain you were going through and stand with you through it all.” Choruses of yes filled the air, hindering me from talking. When Azriel noticed the situation, he silenced the people, and the peace returned. “I know I have failed at performing my duties as you Alpha in the past three years.” I started. “There are no excuses for my selfish, wicked and terrible acts towards you.” I looked around my people and swallowed the pain that I felt. “For the longest time, I believed I was the only one h

ZADOKI was the last to leave my pack. It was finally the mating ceremony and werewolves from the world arrived at the Moon pack for the event. Werewolves from my pack were not exempted from the fun. As the Alpha, I ensured that the members interested in the event were taken there on time and granted adequate security, just in case Cole tried anything funny. I knew the place would be packed, and there was hardly any wolf he could be targetting but my people were precious to me. After ascertaining their safe arrival, I prepared myself for the event. Wearing a black tux, I was ready to attend the darned event. I took a long look at my reflection in the mirror and commended myself for a job well done. My hair was laid back, my eyebrows trimmed, alongside my beard and other bodily hairs. I looked like a snack if I said so myself. My thoughts were interrupted by knocks that came from my front door. I did

ZADOKIthra disappeared from my eyes.I rushed to the corridors where I saw her go but couldn’t find her. My eyes went through the stairs, breathing heavily. With one glance up, I saw her shadow headed to the right on the second floor, and I rushed through the flight of stairs with the agility of an eagle, eager to see her.On getting to the top of it, I went the same way I saw her walk and was led to a large balcony that saw the entire pack. Wind pushed her short hair back, making the soft skin of her neck visible. For the first time, I thought her short hair wasn’t that bad. It couldn’t be if I had the pleasure of seeing such beauty. I watched her eyes flutter close as she took a deep breath, seeming relieved. My steps slowed as I walked towards her, memorising every inch of her body and committing it to memory. She was beautiful, every curve, and every inch. And she was mine. Lost in the be

CALLA’S POVI couldn’t forget the look in his eyes when he reached out to me. The light that appeared in his eyes when he saw me, and how fast it went out when I asked who he was. He seemed like the world was taken away from him and that devastated look plagued me even while I headed to my room with Scarlett. “You must have been shocked,” Scar said, and I jolted out of my thoughts. “What?” “It’s usually not normal for a wolf to behave that way after a woman has been openly claimed by an alpha, not to talk of an alpha behaving in that manner.” She remarked, “This is just a one-time thing, and I assure you won’t be caught in the drama again.” She unlocked the door, and pushed it open, gesturing me in. I walked inside, and she followed behind me. “The night was perfect. Other than I couldn’t remember the names of the important peopl