After a year in the human world, Tristan did not believe he would finally see the woman with the glowing eyes. He began to look carefully at her from her red hair to her forehead then to her pointed nose, to her high proud cheek bone and then to her lips.
The moment his eyes landed on her lips, she parted them and he cursed mentally. He took his eyes off her lips and looked back at her eyes and it glowed again.
It was just as the Moon goddess had told him. He would feel an instant connection the moment he saw her.
"Excuse you?" The lady voice snapped Tristan out of his thoughts with her calm and soothing tones that sent a jolt of electricity down his spine.
"Oh I'm sorry," Tristan said.
"It's fine. I get men can't take their eyes off me. It's normal but you were staring too much Tristan," she said, calling his name.
"How...how do you know my name?" He was surprised as he never introduced himself.
She let out a small laugh. "Everyone knows your name Tristan Stone," she said, making emphasis of his name and surname and then it dawned on him the popularity of Tristan Stone.
Tristan Stone is a very successful and lovable mam and sometimes the love he receives from people amazes him too much as he has never felt that kind of love and attention before.
All he ever received was hate and scorn.
"I see," he nodded his head.
The bar man came back and gave the young lady her drink.
"What is your name and that is if you do not mind telling me," Tristan asked after a while. The joy he felt seeing the woman who would break his curse was great.
Months passed and yet he saw no one and every time a new month began, his heart would race faster than normal as he felt the moon goodness was punishing him.
"Lydia. Lydia Melton," she introduced herself, showing her pearly white teeth that made Tristan heart flip.
He sucked on his breath as he stared at her lips, they were attractive and the colour red suited them so perfectly.
"If you don't mind," Tristan stretched his hands forth to get her hand so he could kiss the back of her hand and she gave him without hesitation.
A smile formed on his face the moment he held her hands.
They were soft and delicate and he didn't feel like letting go of her hands. He placed a small lingering kiss at the back of her palm before letting them go.
"Nice knowing you Lydia Melton," he said to her.
"I'm quite famous myself but it's okay if you don't really know me," she let out a small laugh.
"Lydia Melton? So tell me, what do you do?" He asked.
Communication as Tristan Stone has never been a problem for Tristan before. In fact it was the easiest thing he could do.
"I am a super model. I don't really talk much about myself so why don't you g****e it and see for yourself?" Her brows rose up slightly.
Tristan curled his lips to the side, taken aback by her reply. He leaned closer to her, "Why don't you save me the stress and help me get to know you better, what do you think?" He asked.
Lydia snapped her finger for the attention of the barman. "Another shot please," she said, quickly downing the one in her cup and giving it back to the bar man.
"I must say, I am quite honoured to be speaking to Tristan Stone and not just that, he is literally asking to know me." She tucked a strand of hair behind her ear.
She cleared and throat and adjusted herself on the stool so that she could be looking at him while she spoke. "Let's do it this way, I tell you about myself and you tell me about yourself in return? Deal?" She asked and a lopsided grin formed on his face as response.
"I'm a supermodel. I'm twenty six years old and I am an orphan," she shrugged. "That's all there is to know for now. So tell me Tristan, how about you?"
"I'm sure you know a lot about me but not wanting to be rude to a beautiful lady like you, I will tell you," he said and she rolled her eyes playfully.
"That's cheesy and I will take the compliment," she smiled.
Each time Tristan looked into her eyes, they glowed and shivers continuously ran down his spine. He could tell she was definitely different. He had met many females in the past but has never felt this much strong connection with them.
Just when he was starting to lose hope, she appeared right in front of him. He could bet she was the most beautiful creature he had ever seen and he didn't try hiding that he was ogling over her.
"I would love to skip the name part but I won't. My name is Tristan Stone, many know me as one of the most successful bachelors and also the biggest playful but I am definitely more than what they describe me," he said to her.
"So you are denying not being a playboy? You are seeing different women everyday and different hotel rooms so how do you defend that?" She asked.
The barman came back with Lydia's shot and she shook her head as he took a long time to bring back her shot.
"Well, I cannot control what the people see and I'm sure you understand how the media works. Anything to keep them busy and fetch them money. They literally stalk me and as a businessman, it's inevitable. I won't be surprised if someone actually takes a picture of me talking to you and makes a serious headline about it tomorrow," Tristan said and Lydia nodded her head.
"That's the media for you but then again, if you are not a playboy as you say, prove it to me," she said, boring into his eyes.
"With pleasure," he replied.
"Tonight's was beautiful, thanks to you," Tristan said to Lydia and she smiled at him in return. "You made my night lively and different. I actually came here to ease myself because of the stress I'm currently facing. Meeting you wasn't the plan but I'm glad I did tonight," Lydia said. "I'm honoured. I also cake to relieve myself from stress and overthinking and I'm glad I was able to do that and the credit goes to you Lydia," Tristan tells her. She heaved a deep sigh. "I guess I have to go now," she said getting up from her stool but in the process, she lost her balance but Tristan caught her just before she fell. His hands were firmly on her waist and they sent a jolt of electricity down her spine. Their eyes met and her lips parted slightly. She placed her hands on his shoulder to balance herself and until she was standing properly
Tristan found it hard to sleep as he continuously tossed and turned on the bed with Lydia's face in his head. He felt he was close to achieving his mission and the kiss she placed on his lips just before she entered her room still had an effect on him. While he thought of all the possible ways to keep communicating with her and winning heart, the words of the moon goddess resurfaced in his mind and then it hit him. The moon goddess had told him it won't be easy and then he groaned silently. "Just sleep already Tristan. You don't have to work yourself. Let situations handle themselves okay?" He said to himself and just as he was about to succumb to darkness, he heard voices from downstairs. He looked at the time on his alarm and mentally cursed as he wondered what all the noises were for. He got up from the bed, wore his slippers and walked downstairs to see what was hap
Tristan watched as Lydia walked on the stage, showcasing the cloth she wore with a smile on his face. He only came for runway shows because of business but he came now because he wanted to see Lydia. She has been on his mind since two nights ago and after the long wait, he was finally going to see her again. Yesterday he called her and asked if she was busy in which she told him she was and so because he wanted to have some time with her, he decided that he would come watch her walk on the runway and after that, they'd go out for dinner so as to catch up. He watched Lydia's long legs that were clearly out in the open because she was wearing a dress with a slit that stopped on her waist. The dress was barely covering her body and as much as he didn't want to think dirty, he couldn't help but imagine her naked. The small kiss she placed on his lips that night
The man Tristan came across earlier left questions in his head that he barely listened to Lydia and she noticed. "We can call it a day if you are exhausted," Lydia noticed that his mind was elsewhere. "No. Not at all. I'm sorry, I was thinking about something," Tristan. "Thinking about what? Do you mind sharing?" Lydia asked inquisitively. Tristan pinched the bridge of his nose before exhaling. "It's not something to talk about. It's no big deal at all. I'm sorry for zoning out. I will make it up to you," Tristan said. Lydia smiles. "It's no problem. If you do not mind excusing me. I have to use the restroom," she said, taking her small purs
"Quit beating around the bush and get straight to the point. Not everyone has time to waste. I'm sure since you have been in the human world for a very long time, you must know Tristan Stone isn't a man that jokes with his time, don't you?" Tristan curled his lips to the side. The man chuckled. "Then I might as well just introduce myself and not waste the precious time of Tristan Stone." The man cleared his throat. "I am Lancelot. The Alpha of Blue moon pack who you have shamelessly defeated and wiped out my entire pack. I'm sure you must not remember my name so I will tell you. In this world it's a thousand years ago but in our world it's three years ago. I was the alpha you left a scar on and almost tore me apart but I didn't die. On the verge of death, I saw the white light, the light that connected the human world and our world together and was transformed into the man's body," Lancelot clarified.
Tristan groaned in pain when he woke up to the ray of the sun reflecting on his face. Last night Simon had dragged him out to drink and he drank more than his limit and ended up getting drunk. "I have to stop drinking," he mumbled while sitting on the bed. "Good morning sir," Aria greeted. "Good morning," Tristan replied before getting up from the bed and going into his bathroom. He felt a wave of nausea hit him. Some minutes later, after brushing his teeth and taking his bath, he came out. Tristan stood by the side of the road, waiting for his assistant who had hurriedly gone to get him coffee when someone bumped into him. "I'm so sorry sir," the teenage girl quickly apologized before glancing at her wrist watch. Tristan felt a strange aura around the girl but they were faint so he couldn't tell what exactly
Tristan snapped back to reality the moment he heard the last words of the lady with the glowy eyes. "The fuck?" He cursed, perplexed by her accusations. "Harass you?" He spoke rhetorically, trying to comprehend what could have made her think so of him. The lady with the glowy eyes chuckled sarcastically. "What was I expecting from you? Of course you would pretend not to. Weren't you just trying to touch my butt earlier?" She snarled. "The fuck are you talking about? Touch your butt? Why would I do so? That man..." He looked around and realized that the man had run off earlier. He exhaled deeply. "Someone was trying to steal from you and I..." The lady with the glowy eyes cuts him off. "Don't you dare come up with some ridiculous joke. Who doesn't know you? You are Tristan Stone. The man who literally went through girls as if they were clothes!" Sh
Tristan picked up his phone on his desk that rang and answered the call. "I finally got the home address of the lady," Simon informed. "The lady who accused me of harassment?" Tristan asked. "Yes," Simon confirmed. "I will text you the address to you now and I will be speaking to Anthony Mark later today concerning the case of defamation," Simon informed. "Don't," Tristan said. "Don't what?" Simon asked, perplexed. "Don't meet Anthony Mark yet. You won't do anything until I say so, okay?" Tristan said. "Why is that so? We have to sue her so as to keep the mouth of the citizens shut. Your name and face and the video of your conversation with her is literally everywhere and we have to clear your name too," Simon interjected. Tristan pinched the bridge of his nose. He didn't want to