CHAPTER XLIX

Steven

"Can you throw that face of yours?" Mavin commented. "You have been frowning since you woke up this morning. What the hell is wrong with you?" He added, complaining.

She is avoiding me. She even did not come today with Grandma. I told her not to worry about it last night, but Sunny is Sunny. She will think of it as the most challenging problem in this world.

"Mavin." I called my brother.

"What?" He asked.

"How did you know she was your mate?" I asked him.

His forehead creased. "There are many ways in which you can find your mate. You can tell by seeing her that it's like love at first sight. You can also tell by her scent and by your guts. Why are you asking?"

"I told you before that I saw my mate, right?" I asked again instead of answering his question.

He nodded. "You did, but when I asked who and where she was, you did not bother opening your mouth after. You just told me and left me stressed about it. What about it?" He asked again.

"Do not dare leave me and my questions una