All Chapters of FORBIDDEN MATES: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Kendra has been so caught up in handling the issues that she forgot about Kamara, her girlfriend and work colleague. She and Kamara have been dating for six months now. Nothing serious, at least on Kendra’s part, though the brunette might have a different idea. She and Kamara met on a case. The lawyer was working on a high-profile case and needed a paralegal to help her since hers was on maternity leave. The partners tasked Kendra to help the Latino woman. The first moment they met, Kendra felt attracted to the attractive lawyer, and one night while working late, she took a shot. She didn’t believe she would score because the lawyer had appeared straight, but when she kissed the brunette by her desk that night, she shocked her by reciprocating. Kendra fucked her on her desk that night, and laterwards, the brunette admitted to being attracted to Kendra as well. It was supposed to be a one-night thing, but they found themselves fucking each time they were within two

“Wow! Your house is beautiful,” Adira comments as Kendra leads her into her apartment. “Thank you,” Kendra responds in a husky tone, a smoldering look in her eyes as she cages Adira in. It took Adira a second to understand what was going on. “What are you doing, Ken?” She asks, puzzled as her sister moves in her direction, a type of look in her eyes. Kendra doesn’t think what she wants to do needs an explanation. It is all in her eyes. She smirks at her sister as she closes the gap between them. Adira’s green eyes widened slightly as she got what was about to happen. Even as her body reacts with desire to the lust burning in her sister’s eyes, she steps back from Kendra, like a prey trying to escape the predator in the jungle. Kendra's eyes grew hungrier at the cat and mouse game. She continues to move until her sister’s back hits the wall. You have nowhere else to, she purrs in a sexy drawl that draws a shiver from Adira. Adira says nothing, but instead star

When Kendra and Adira arrived at the Pack house, they found a group of their people gathered in the front yard, most of them sad. They stepped down from the car and approached the crowd, confused. The tense, mournful atmosphere made the two women feel anxious, though Kendra was better at hiding her feelings. The brunette lightly touched her sister’s back to get her attention. The blonde looked at her, her green eyes filled with questions. Kendra wanted to pull her into her arms and assure her that everything was going to be alright, but she didn’t even know what was going on. She needed to find answers. “I need to find our father,” she said to the blonde, her voice soft. Adira nods. “I will go find my friends.” The sisters exchanged tender looks before parting ways. Kendra walked into the Pack house, where she knew their parents would be, while Adira waded through the crowd of onlookers looking for her friends. It didn’t take long for her to find them, or

Outside Adira’s room, Jake stood with a closed-off expression, his arms folded across his chest, his stance rigid. He looked as if prepared for a fight. His confrontational stance confused the pair of green eyes watching him. Adira doesn’t know what is responsible for Jake’s sudden hostility towards her. The boy has always been mild-mannered, especially when it came to her. “What is going on with you?” She asked curiously, with a hint of concern in her voice. Jake’s tall frame quaked with renewed fury at Adira’s question. The blonde is supposed to know. That he has to spell out what is wrong between them annoys the hell out of him. Instead of answering Adira’s question, he fires his own. “Do you not love me anymore?” Despite his hardened expression, his shaky voice betrayed his inner vulnerability. This is his innermost fear: Losing the blonde’s love, and with everything that happened these past few weeks, he believes the blonde to be losing interest in him, and for the life of hi

As Kendra drove through the busy city streets, her thoughts lingered in the town she had just left, specifically her sister. The reason her father wanted to see her after he let her out was to send her on a mission to find the rogue who had attacked two of their own. Kendra is always happy to kill a rogue. She lives for it and relishes the death of every rogue under her blade or gun. But this time, something feels different. She doesn’t feel that burning excitement that makes her feel alive. For the first time, she worries about making it back from a hunt. Her sister has made her soft, Kendra concludes with a musing smile, but without a drop of regret in her expression. She reached for her stereo to turn on the music. While she listened to the loud, funky music pouring out of her stereo, her thoughts pivoted to her sister. She regretted not waiting to see her before she left, but her father insisted on her leaving as soon as possible. She hoped her sister would find the letter