All Chapters of My Human Alpha Mate: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

The Council of Werewolves was about to meet.In the first instance, the board had to make a judgment about the case presented and how to implement the decision further. It was an eight-member setting, all appointed by the King of the Werewolves in Canada.Board members received the written report and evidence in advance from Council President Alpha King Jerney de Norway. The gathering was witnessed by delegates from the most influential packs. At the start, groups had formed, discussing the matter among each other. The Alphas were of different ages and backgrounds, a deliberately balanced composition from the Kingdom.When the President of the board, Alpha King Jerney, entered, everyone walked to their designated seats. After greeting each attendee, he sat at the grand table in front and started flipping through his documents.“Gentlemen, this special meeting is arranged to discuss a specific case,” he started. “The alleged victim told me her story herself, without her knowing my posi

Elyon’s Point of ViewA notification came in on my phone that was in the back pocket of my pants. At the moment, I was lying on a lounger next to the pool in Paxton. Becca didn't show up today again; she was doing really badly for a Luna. There was no sign of the Luna's expected kindness to her guests, which was not really surprising.I knew she couldn't handle Johnston's mate, and Xena was her nemesis. Lance left this morning with his mate; he didn't want to be away from home too long now that his wife needed a lot of rest. A pity, because Elise and Becca were best friends.Alex and I were now watching Xena and Marelva playing in the pool. Johnston was on an inspection round and could be back any minute. That poor man. He barely managed to save his life yesterday afternoon. I still didn't quite understand what happened in Alex's office; both refused to tell the story.I was on my way to my apartment when I heard the noise coming from the pack.Frightened, I ordered Xen

Becca’s Point of View"Becca, it's me!" I heard Johnston outside my apartment, calling urgently.Johnston and I had really grown apart since our return to Paxton. The cordial bond of friendship had disappeared, partly because he forced me to come back here and also because I hated his mate. As his so-called Luna, his loyalty should be entirely with me, but as my friend, of course, he preferred his mate over me.Hesitantly, I walked to the door and opened it."Johnston," I responded half-heartedly. "What can I do for you?"“I need to speak to you urgently. Can I come in for a minute?” I opened the door further, and he quickly walked in.In the living room, he took a seat on the couch, while I remained on my feet.“Would you like a drink, Johnston? I saw you just returning to the packhouse half an hour ago. You must be thirsty from this hot weather.”He nodded eagerly, he could never resist my syrup when I still lived in the hut.I poured him my Sorrel mix Ginger syrup and watched him g

Three people in a car, each lost in their own thoughts.Becca was still under the impression that Alex had allowed her to visit her parents with the intention of giving her space to relax, reflect on their relationship, and return ready to reconcile.Still, in her mind, she made plans to meet Zane again; her only focus was her fiancé and their child. She pictured herself reuniting with Zane, feeling his comforting embrace, and seeing the joy in his eyes when he saw their baby growing inside her. Becca held onto these dreams tightly, using them as a lifeline to navigate through her current predicament. She was familiar with Moon Shine, so she expected her parents to help her out of this mess.Elyon, on the other hand, couldn't believe his good fortune and barely managed to hide a happy grin.The Alpha believed he had successfully outwitted Alex with the proposal of sending Becca to Moon Shine. He had plans of his own, and sending Becca back to Paxton was not one of them. The moment she

Johnstons’ Point of ViewBecca had left.And with her absence, immediately all the tension in the pack and packhouse vanished. The members who visited the packhouse every day were now more at ease, the entire atmosphere was relieved. My mate also felt freer to mingle with the other members. Only Alex was withdrawn and closed, speaking to everyone with just two words; his mood was below zero.Last night, I heard his wolf let out a pained howl in the woods. Despite Becca's wolf completely ignoring Xan, he missed her because they were mates after all. For me, this situation was excellent; Alex should have let Becca go a long time ago. The pain of the loss would then be less, and his wolf would be less attached to Era and more willing to look for a second chance mate.We were now sitting at the dining table, and the Elders were also present.They wanted clarification on the departure of the Luna. Alex still had to sign up, but the air here was friendly. Marelva had completely taken on the