All Chapters of Tango 2 the Alpha's Heart: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Lex’s POVDid she really think so little of me? The thought gnawed at me, colder than I wanted to admit. I could feel the weight of her judgment pressing down on me, suffocating any hope I had. It was as if she had drawn a line in the sand, and I was left standing on the wrong side.“You made her believe that,” Lotus chided, his voice echoing in my mind as we exited the restroom, the air still thick with the aftermath of chaos.“They’re taking Sade to the infirmary,” Zack reported, a strange glimmer in his eyes—like he was savoring some private victory.I raised a questioning brow, but he ignored it, his mind clearly elsewhere.“He’s planning something,” Lotus murmured, suspicion lacing every word.“Mmm,” I agreed, but let it go for now. There’d be time to interrogate Zack later; right now, the treaty signing needed my attention. The whole boardroom was waiting for us.As we entered, all eyes turned our way. The two feuding Alphas and their witnesses rose respectfully.“Alpha. Beta,”

Lex’s POVA soft knock at my office door pulled me reluctantly from the endless stream of financial reports. The early morning sunlight slanted across my desk, illuminating a chaotic sprawl of folders—pack budgets, territory maps, and diplomatic correspondence—all demanding answers.“Enter,” I called, my voice even and practiced.Jennifer, my secretary, poked her head through the door, her eyes wide and face pale. “Alpha, Alpha Isaac, Alpha Trevor, and Alpha Scott are here to see you…”My jaw tightened, but I kept my expression neutral. “Let them in,” I said before she finished, my tone clipped. She nodded, vanishing into the hall, footsteps echoing away.I rose from my seat as the three Alphas entered. Even without their titles, their presence was unmistakable—broad shoulders, imposing stature, and the sort of iron confidence that came from a lifetime of command. Power radiated from them, thick and electric, but beneath it all was the unmistakable scent of anxiety, sharp and sour.“A

Lilly’s POV“Seriously?” I snapped at Ria, barely able to keep my voice steady as we hurried through the hallways of the packhouse. My heart pounded in my chest, each footstep echoing my anxiety. “Your brother is going to kill you if he finds out you lied to him.”She just crossed her arms, raising one perfectly arched eyebrow in that infuriating, knowing way that made her seem older than her years. “Should I have told him you’re pregnant—with his pups?” she shot back, her voice dripping with sarcasm and just a hint of protectiveness. “That would’ve gone well.”Her words hit me like a tidal wave, crashing straight through my attempt at composure. My hand instinctively drifted to my abdomen, the gesture as natural as breathing. It felt so real now—the doctor had confirmed it. Three pups. Three impossibly strong Alpha pups were growing inside me. Even though my body didn’t show much yet, I knew the secret wouldn’t stay hidden for long. Alpha pups never stayed small for long; they made t

Lilly’s POV“Is this the place where you need to meet Harold?” Ria asked as we stood in front of a small, somewhat scruffy Chinese takeout shop tucked between a laundromat and a pawn shop.“It seems so,” I replied, squinting at the Chinese signboard. The shop didn’t look like much from the outside—faded menu pictures taped to the windows, a plastic lucky cat waving endlessly beside the cash register—but the food smelled absolutely divine. The mingled aromas of garlic, ginger, and sizzling meat drifted out each time the glass door swung open, making my stomach rumble despite my nerves.I glanced through the steamy window, searching for Harold’s familiar figure. The place was crowded, full of people waiting for their orders, chatting, or hunched over their phones. Harold wasn’t the type to stand out—he would prefer to blend in.Adira had sent him with a message. She was off visiting her grandparents, searching for answers to questions she hadn’t shared with me. In her absence, Harold ha

Lex's POVHow could I be so bloody dumb? Guilt gnawed at my insides. I should have known Lilly wasn’t going to leave—she had just found her family. She would never abandon Zack and her parents. The realization burned, making my chest ache.“Maybe you should get your temper in check!” Lotus huffed, giving me a warning glare. “And not listen to little birdies!”“You’re one to talk,” I shot back, anger prickling beneath my skin. “If you didn’t react to Harold’s scent, we wouldn’t be in this predicament!”I still didn’t know what Zack wanted to tell me; he’d seemed so excited, so eager to share the news. Now, that anticipation twisted in my stomach, soured by the tension.“True,” Lotus said, sneering, cutting off my thoughts. “Maybe you should learn how to tighten the leash.”“Maybe I should!” I snapped, the words sharper than I intended. The pressure of everything was getting to me.Suddenly, Lilly’s arm brushed lightly against mine, sending a jolt of hope through me. But she quickly pul