Semua Bab My second chanced mate : Bab 31 - Bab 40

        Slowly, he turned around, gazing at the vast expanse of dark, silent water. For the longest time, the only sound he could hear was the soft whisper of the breeze and the faint, distant cries of children screaming for help in the distance.        Then, finally, it was over. The waters calmed down and went back to their original state, leaving only the sounds of the night breeze rustling the trees, birds chirping softly in the background.         Tyler couldn’t believe what he was seeing.        There was a woman.         Her eyes were open, unblinking, staring up at the moon above her with a blank expression that matched the peaceful look on her beautiful face. She seemed unaware of where she was, where she was going; everything seemed so

      Zack took her in and offered her a place to stay for a little longer before sending her off again. It took some effort to convince Zack to agree to her terms, and it took some negotiation on his part as well. But eventually, he agreed. He gave her a map and gave her the name of a local hunter he knew who lived nearby, giving her permission to visit if she ever decided to travel elsewhere, in the event that she could afford it.        She left and traveled west, taking the same road she had taken in her youth, but this time with purpose and purpose.        Her journey lasted weeks, traveling and adventuring as she traveled further north and farther south, learning more and more about what the wilds had to offer.         She studied different cultures and cultures of different tribes throughout the lands, searching fo

       She was inside. It was dimly lit but it was dark and cold, so she could tell. She wasn't sure how many hours had passed. There was no clock anywhere to judge from and she couldn't hear anything other than her own heartbeat and her harsh panting.        At some point she'd moved. It was difficult for her to tell how much.         Everything felt sluggish and off. Her muscles weren't responding the way they should, and every movement sent jolts of pain shooting through her body.        Still, she couldn't move. Even if she could, she wouldn't leave her position. It was safer if she remained where she was. If someone found her here, she could easily disappear. And she would need their assistance to escape.        She sighed shakily, pulling her legs to her chest an

         “Why would I ever consider giving myself off to you after you sent people to kill me?!” Tyler growled, trying to contain his fury.         “My dear Alpha, we have much in common.”        “No, we don't!” he shouted.        Sofia was hurt by his anger but her voice was calm. It was a tactic to lull him into a sense of security and she didn't want to lose any time.        She had to know about what he was thinking about that kept him so glued to his thoughts when she got in. She figured if she could get into his thoughts, so she concentrated on his aura and buried herself in his aura, sinking herself into his thoughts.         “You don't belong here!” he yelled at her.

Tyler woke up that morning, naked, in bed and full of life and energy. But the energy drained from his face leaving him pale yellow when he reached out beside him and the lady he met at the bar last night wasn't there. In fact, she was gone from his apartment, her clothes strewn across the floor, her purse open on the coffee table next to her empty glass, and the scent of expensive perfume still clinging to the pillows they shared. He got up and went into the kitchen for a cup of coffee and looked around him. No one had been here. He wondered if maybe she’d left early. Maybe she didn’t want to stay anymore. Or maybe something had happened after they drank too much wine or something like that… Tyler sighed. She probably didn’t have a problem with drunk me, as it turned out. He’d just be lucky if she even wanted to get back together… Tyler rubbed the back of his neck and sighed again. She was gone. Before he went out that night, to go clear his head, he was told that the D