All Chapters of Bound To My Alpha Mate : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Alpha Zane’s POVMy pack had been on high alert since the reports of rogue activity, and Carolina was missing. I thought back to when she was smiling and looked so happy. Was that to do with this? How was it connected? I couldn't help but wonder what the case would be if Craig were still here by my side. He would have always handled these situations better. All the time, I was away from the pack and did not fulfil my duty as Alpha; he was the one on the front line. I owed it to him to keep that flame alive. I couldn't let anyone or anything risk my father's memory. “Alpha,” a voice cut through the stillness, breaking me from my thoughts. It was Ryder, my loyal second-in-command. “You wanted to be informed if we saw anything unusual.”I turned to face him, my brow furrowing. “What did you find?”He hesitated, his expression grave. “While patrolling the eastern line, I overheard some rogues talking. They mentioned coming for… what was theirs. They spoke of reclaiming their Luna.”A chi

Avery's POV As I lay on our bed, the soft sheets cool against my skin, my thoughts whirled like a tempest. Zane’s fierce words echoed in my mind, giving me the strength to face the uncertainty ahead. But with each deep breath, the worry tightened its grip on me. What if my past caught up with me before I could confront it? What if the shadows from my former life stole away everything I held dear?I closed my eyes, willing calm to wash over me, but the memories I couldn’t access felt like phantom echoes, taunting me from the recesses of my mind. Faces flitted just out of reach. A warmth, a coldness—like fragments of a dream I could hardly remember. My heart raced at the thought of the rogues wanting something from me, something that was part of a chapter I had yet to unfold. Slowly, I began to feel the familiar weight of exhaustion pull at my limbs, but the rest seemed elusive.With a sigh, I pushed myself up, swinging my legs over the edge of the bed. No longer able to lie still, I p

Avery's POV The voice came from a young member of our pack, his face barely registering through the dim light of the early morning. Zane’s expression hardened, shifting from concern for me to duty and leadership. It was a stark reminder of our reality—the world outside our bedroom was fraught with tension, danger lurking like a predator just out of sight.“Be right there,” Zane responded crisply, getting to his feet. He turned back to me, his gaze softening to assure me everything would be alright, at least for now.“Stay here,” he commanded gently, his tone betraying a mix of authority and concern. “I’ll sort this out, then come back for you.”“N-no, I’m coming with you,” I insisted, heart racing at the thought of being left behind when I felt so much was at stake.“Avery,” he began, the weight of the situation heavy in his voice. “It’s not safe right now. If there’s trouble at the border, I need to handle it. I can't risk you getting hurt.” he growled lowly at me, warning me to lis

Craig's POV “Is there a problem?” my father demanded fo know but I shook my head not wanting him to meddle any further. I could already sense that Cady and Carolina were exhausted and scared. But the way Cady looked at him made my heart race. I was certain I saw a hint of recognition in her eyes. “No, there is no problem.” I quickly said, not wanting to provoke the situation any further. “Hmm, well that is good to know at least. Might be nice if you’d join me instead of hiding in the shadows, son,” he called out, a predatory grin spreading across his face. “Bring your friends with you.” I felt the tension as I reluctantly stepped forward, Cady and Carolina trailing behind me like shadows, still on edge. My father’s charisma was palpable, but so was a deeper threat lurking beneath his smile. The way he spoke, the authoritative tone mixed with that twisted amusement—it was a dangerous combination. “Come enjoy the evening, it’s a beautiful night for conversation,” he continued, g

Avery's POV The rogue’s expression flickered a mix of surprise and guarded recognition crossing his features. “You’re sharper than you look, Luna,” he replied, his tone shifting from tense to slightly amused as he studied me. “But don’t let your intuition lead you astray. The past is full of shadows we can’t forget.” Zane’s grip tightened on my arm, a warning punctuating the tension in the air. “What do you mean you were chasing her?” he growled, his protective instincts roaring to the surface once again. “What do you know?” The rogue held up a hand to pacify Zane. “I was not after her in the way you might think. I was merely trying to uncover what’s so uniquely beneficial about her that others want to exploit. She has a value bigger than you realise.” His gaze shifted back to me, his eyes narrowing almost conspiratorially. “You might not realise what you're capable of, but others do.” “I’ve had enough of your cryptic nonsense!” Zane spat, his patience fraying. “Tell us what you k