All Chapters of My Unexpected Lycan Mate: Chapter 91 - Chapter 97

Linda shrugged and said, “That makes sense, I guess.”Eve smiled at her and patted her arm, saying, “I’m glad you’re not upset.”“No,” Linda said, shaking her head. “That just means I get to train with Michael by myself. When he lets me start again, that is.”“I’m sure he’ll let you train again soon,” Eve told her friend. Eve trained every day for the next two weeks until Arec finally told her he thought she was ready.“Do you think I have a chance against Sabrina?” Eve asked after she caught her breath. “With the training you did, I feel you stand a great chance of winning,” Arec told her with a grin. “I’m just not sure how you’ll react in your werewolf form.”“We can stage a fight tonight when I change,” Eve said. “Remember how you said I didn’t attack you?”Arec frowned and sighed. “I’m not sure that’s a good idea,” he said. “I don’t want either of us to get hurt.”Eve shook her head and said, “I doubt either one of us will get seriously hurt. Besides, we both heal quickly.”Are

Eve ran up the stairs, running toward Linda’s room as fast as she could. When she reached the door, she tried to open it, but the door was locked. Pounding on the door, she called, “Linda? Are you there? Open up!” After a few moments, she heard movement behind the door and waited. The door opened just as Arec hurried up the hallway to stand behind Eve. “Are you okay?” Eve asked before seeing Michael on the other side of the door. Her eyes narrowed as she stared at him. “What are you doing in there with the door locked?” she asked. “Where’s Linda?” Without saying anything, Michael opened the door wider, revealing Linda sitting on the floor with a blank look on her face. Eve pushed Michael aside and hurried to her friend, who closed her eyes. “What happened?” she asked. “What did you do to her?” Arec grabbed Michael by the shirt and pushed him against the wall, yelling, “Answer her! What did you do?” Michael shook his head and said, “I didn’t do anything. It was Craig. H

“Are you sure you don’t want me to come with you?” Eve shook her head at Linda and said, “It would be best that you stay here with Michael. We don’t know how the family would react to having two werewolves in the same house with them, let alone the same room.” Frowning, Linda told her, “Just know that I will be there in spirit to cheer you on.” “I am well aware of that,” Eve said, laughing and pulling her friend close for a hug. “Always,” Linda told her, returning the hug. “Are you ready to go?” Arec asked Eve, who nodded and held up a duffel bag. “All packed and ready for the night,” she told him. “What did you pack?” Linda asked. “It’s not like you’re going for a pajama party, after all.” “I packed another set of clothes for tomorrow,” she said. “Also, some snacks for the morning.” She glanced at Arec and added, “We aren’t sure just how hospitable they’re going to be after I kick Sabrina’s butt.” Linda nodded and said, “That makes sense.” Her smile dimmed as she put her

Arec led Eve to the gym, where the fight would take place. Everyone they saw along the way shrank back from Eve, who growled at them but remained by Arec’s side. Upon reaching the gym, Arec stopped and took a deep breath. “Let’s do this,” he said, reaching for the door handle. As they stepped into the gym, Arec scanned the room. He saw his mother and Sabrina on the far side of the room, looking at them with identical looks of disgust on their faces. Eve growled low in her throat. “At least you are punctual,” his mother said, strolling toward them, frowning. Eyeing Eve, she added, “She’s under control, right?” “As tempting as it would be to let her loose on you, she won’t attack at this moment,” he said, glaring at his mother. Eve grinned at her with her tongue hanging out of her mouth. Arec’s mother curled her lip at Eve and sniffed in disdain. Eve lifted her lip and snarled in return. His mother stepped back as Arec put his hand on Eve’s head, scratching behind her ears as