LOGINIsabella Sivan never thought she was going to find her mate. And even if she was lucky enough to, she never thought it was going to be the son of the man her mother was to get married to in a week. With her relationship with her mother already broken, she is then torn between mending her already broken relationship with her mother or allowing the strong bond she feels towards her newly found mate grow even stronger
View MoreISABELLA’S POV Kai’s words wouldn’t leave my head.Not even after the lecture ended.Not after I packed my books.Not even as I walked out of school, hugging my bag like it could physically hold my anxiety in place.“Who doesn’t know Grayson Zucker?”That line kept replaying over and over, like a taunt.Each step I took toward the school gate only worsened the knot in my stomach. I kept glancing around too — hallways, cafeteria, parking lot — realizing how impossibly strange it was that I’d lived in this same pack, attended this same school, breathed the same air as him for months yet somehow never ran into him once.Not once.No accidental bump in the hallway.No friend mentioning him.No sighting from afar.Nothing.It was like the universe intentionally kept us apart until now.And now that it had tossed us together like some cruel joke, it was becoming painfully obvious that running from him would be a full-time job. One I was already failing at.By the time I got home, my head
GRAYSON’S POV By the time I returned home from school, it was late already. Late enough for me to be certain Isabella would definitely have returned home from college and just enough time for me to head to the kitchen to cook dinner. Cooking was something I’d gotten used to overtime. It was a chore I shared with my dad, neither of us ever considering it a big deal. Whoever was simply home first cooked or in some cases, whoever was less exhausted did it. Normally, with my dad out of town, I rarely cooked. I never really liked the idea of eating alone so it was easier to order in without needing to sit at the dining table. But for the first time, things were different. My dad wasn’t home yet I was cooking. I stirred the pasta in the pan, glancing at the wall clock to ensure I didn’t lose track of time. It had been about twenty-four hours since Isabella and her brother moved in and we were all yet to have a proper discussion together. And there was no better place to have awkward co
ISABELLA’S POV “Honestly, Kai, believe me when I tell you I’ve had the craziest week ever.” I slammed my head on the table as I let out a groan, feeling Kai’s hand over my back as he gently consoled me. I faked a sob then tilted my head, meeting his face as he flashed me a sympathetic smile. “Your mum got married,” he recalled the parts of the week’s events I shared with him. “Her third marriage. Man, it must feel awful with you being in the middle all the time. At least, you don’t hate her new husband this time, do you?” I shook my head and let out a light laughter, Kai easily doing the same. That had to be one of my favorite things about him- his ability to make me come up with a smile regardless of how shitty I was feeling. I became friends with Kai Sommers during my first year of college. We were in the same department and coincidentally, both lost our ID cards on our first day. Spending more than half the day both searching for our ID cards, the two of oddly bonded quickly
GRAYSON’S POVI’d always- ever since I was a little kid- wanted to find my mate. The idea of being destined to be with one person your entire life started off as intriguing. Then it grew into something more. Something deeper. And before I could even stop it, something I wanted more than anything. My parents’ relationship didn’t help make things better. They were perfectly in love, happiness visibly surrounding them all the time. It was amazing and every opportunity they got, they thanked the moon goddess for making them find each other. For mating them to each other. So quite naturally, I wanted my own mate too. It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say I’d been counting down to the very moment I’d meet her. I had the lines I’d utter to her rehearsed in my head. How I’d tell her how glad I was to finally meet her. How I’d smile like a kid who got his first taste of candy and how I’d hug her for the first time, promising forever in her ears. It was all going to be like I’d dreamed- pe












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