Chapter 8:Albaz and Storm complicated past.-2

The Moon Goddess petted me and said, "It's time for you, Albaz, to merge with Sofia and be one with her. You need to go and take full control of her body and heal it.

The Moon Goddess told Sofia, "You are going to have a mate, a very powerful mate who is going to love and support you. Your mating process is not going to be easy. There are going to be complications, temptations, and trials, but it's left for you to trust the mate bond. I do not make mistakes in my pairing.

Sofia looked at the Moon Goddess and asked, "Who exactly is going to be my mate? Is he an alpha?" The Moon Goddess looked at her and said, "Yes, the mate is going to be an alpha.

Sofia asked, "Is my mate from another pack? Is he an alpha from another pack?" The Moon Goddess said, "When you wake up you will find out. But I want you to know one thing: give him a chance before you reject him. Don't just reject him because of what has happened. Give him a chance, get to know him, get to hear him out. Don't jump into rejection. Let the bond grow, let the bond lead."

The Moon Goddess looked at me, Albaz, "You are going to meet your mate, and you are going to talk things out with your mate. You are not going to allow the past mistake to affect the present. You and Sofia are to give your mate a chance." I nodded my head.

I closed my eyes, and when I opened them, I was in the hospital. I had healed and taken full control of my human's body until she is ready to wake up. I sat up, looked around, and knew I needed to go to the woods to prepare for my first shift. But I didn't want anyone to see me going out, so I used my invisibility power and walked out of the park hospital. and made sure to be careful so nobody bumped into me. I walked straight to Sofia’s favorite lake, sat down, closed my eyes, and went into her memory.

I saw everything that had happened, how we lost our grandma, how the pack had treated her. I shed tears because my human had been through so much. I sat there, closed my eyes, and remembered my past life, how my former mates betrayed us. I hoped such wouldn't repeat itself again and chose to trust the Moon Goddess's because the Moon Goddess never makes mistakes.

I sat at the lake for a few minutes, and I felt presence at my back. I knew instantly it was my mate and his friends. I didn’t turn, just kept looking ahead. After a few minutes of them staring, I knew Storm must have noticed it was me who’s in control. I couldn’t help but smile. I got mated to Storm again—after what he did to me four hundred years ago, can I actually stand being mated to him again? I still choose to trust the Moon Goddess’s.

I turned to them and spoke, “You can approach, mate, but I want to talk to Storm and not you.” After saying that, Storm took full control and walked over to me, looking straight into my eyes. In that second, I knew he realized who I was. I said, “Albaz, still staring at me, how long has it been? Three hundred, four hundred years?” I looked him dead in the eyes, my eyes cold, past pain and anger, everything that happened four hundred years ago surfaced.

I asked him in our native tongue, Xathra vek’thal storm, yx’la shathra do’nal, k’rathuul va’rin thul’maer. (Why do you always disappoint me, Storm? You did that four hundred years ago and you’re doing it again with your human.)