All Chapters of Their Human Mate Stella: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Alpha Kayden - POVI woke abruptly to a knock on the door. Before I could say anything, Harris stormed in, his expression weighed down with trouble. Something was wrong.“Alpha, the pack’s gathered,” Harris began, voice strained. “I tried to keep it quiet about the soldiers’ abduction, but the families who visited the wounded have learned from the doctors. Word spread. And... people are asking about the dead soldiers. I lied, but they know, Alpha. They know they’re gone. And now, they blame you.”“Fuck,” I hissed, my fist tightening. Without another word, I stormed out to the entrance. A wave of tension hit me like a wall—angry murmurs filled the air. My heart sank as I saw Heather among the crowd, her eyes betraying fear and anger. The families of the fallen soldiers, their grief now sharpened into something more dangerous—blame.“Please, listen to me—” My attempt at control was cut off by a voice that sliced through the chaos like a knife.“Alpha didn’t want to send the pack into pa

Alpha Kayden - POVHarris and Merina had been tirelessly searching for Kate and the other missing soldiers, who were still recovering from their war injuries and trauma. I sat in meditation, trying to piece together what I might have overlooked. Something felt off, like a puzzle with a missing piece. As I retraced the events in my mind, two things stood out: the behavior of the pack elders and Heather. But could she really be involved? The doubt gnawed at me.I opened my eyes, a sudden realization settling in. I needed a spy on the pack elders, to uncover whatever scheme they were brewing. Without hesitation, I summoned one of my trusted informants, instructing him to shadow the elders. I also had him confirm what Damon had told me – it appeared to be true. The spy had documented it all, the location Damon had mentioned, and even the connection to Stella. But something else caught my attention—a rumor. The hybrid Altair’s harem woman, Rosalina, had given birth to a hybrid child, and s

Heather - POVMy mind was a mess all morning, swirling with unanswered question where is Kayden. “Luna, you have visitors,” Harris announced, his tone casual, as if everything was normal.“Any call from Kayden? Any update?” I asked quickly, my voice tight with worry. Harris shook his head.“Nothing,” he said simply, and I let out a frustrated sigh. Kayden’s phone was still off. I’d tried him over and over, but nothing.Where could he be? And why wouldn’t he tell me anything? Even Harris had no answers, which only deepened the gnawing anxiety clawing at me.“Hey! How are you holding up?” Janice’s chipper voice pulled me out of my thoughts as she walked in. I managed a faint smile and hugged her briefly. Behind her stood Rosaline, quiet as ever, her body tense like she was ready for an attack.“She’s so uptight,” Janice muttered under her breath, shaking her head toward Rosaline.“I don’t trust her,” Rosaline snapped, her sharp eyes landing on me like daggers. “She’s Luna, and we’re Rav

Alpha Kayden – POVMy heart shattered the moment I saw her lifeless body. The scent lingering in the air was familiar—too familiar. My wolf howled in anguish as I recognized the woman who had cared for me after my parents’ deaths. Soldiers lifted her onto a stretcher, her skin stained with the telltale signs of poison. Her body was changing, the life drained from her.“Kate...” I whispered, sinking to my knees, taking her frail, cold hand in mine. Tears welled in my eyes as I looked down at the woman who had been my dearest friend, the one who had stood beside me through every storm. She was gone.I called upon my healing magic, desperate to understand what had taken her from me. Was it herbs? A dark blood magic curse? I had to know, had to understand what poison could take her life so cruelly. I found magic posion killed her.“Oh my god…” Stella’s voice broke through my grief as she hurried to Kate’s side. She tried to summon her magic, golden light sparking from her fingertips in th

Alpha Kayden – POVKate’s funeral service weighed heavily on my heart. Her parents made their hatred for me clear with every cold glance. I could sense the pack’s fear; the quiet unease as mysterious deaths loomed over us. Even without knowing the full truth, the wolves could sense the missing power among the pack elders. Their absence left a void, a darkness that unsettled us all. After the funeral, I asked Kate’s parents to stay behind. I needed to honor her memory, despite the bitterness between us.In the office, I gathered my courage, wanting to do right by Kate. “Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, I, Alpha Kayden, wish to award Kate Robinson the Martyr’s Medal for her service.” I handed over the medal, and Kate’s mother took it with trembling hands, her eyes brimming with tears.Mr. Robinson’s voice cut through the air, harsh and unforgiving. “We cannot accept this. You know why.” His eyes bore into mine, seething with anger. “She didn’t die on the battlefield, Alpha. She was murdered—by ou