Lahat ng Kabanata ng My Mate Has Two Wolves: Kabanata 501 - Kabanata 510

Third Person's POVBlake grabbed his coat, had his assistant arrange the car, and called Leo.Leo answered with a hint of worry in his voice, "Blake, are you saying Grandma found out? Surely she doesn't know Sunny is Olivia's daughter?"This was exactly what Leo feared."Don't underestimate Richard. If he wanted to expose the truth, he'd leave no stones unturned," Blake sneered. He'd reached his breaking point with his vile uncle."Come pick me up. I won't drive," Leo's face paled.Half an hour later, they rode in the same car toward the Royal Pack villa."Thanks for taking care of those scum for me!" Leo said.That morning, Blake had sent Leo a video.In it, Bianca and her gang of thugs took a brutal beating."No need for thanks. We're family—what's mine is yours," Blake smiled lightly.Leo also managed a smile. "Thanks, Blake."Blake chuckled. "Save the talk. Let's focus on dealing with Grand

Third Person's POV"Yeah, but perhaps it's a trial from heaven for you two!" Blake empathized with Leo's helplessness and distress."This trial is sheer agony!" Leo winced at the thought of breaking up with Sunny—it felt like being flayed alive.Blake let out a faint smile. "I always thought your interest in her was fleeting, but it seems she's become more precious to you than life itself.""How did you and Catherine persist back then?" Leo earnestly sought advice from Blake."A large part of our ability to endure was thanks to the support of our two little ones!" Thinking of the children, Blake's lips curled into a smile.Leo was taken aback. "Are you suggesting I get Sunny pregnant?"Blake didn't object. "Do you think it's feasible?""I don't know!" Leo's mind was a blank. He couldn't think of any other way out."There's nothing that softens the hearts of elders like the prospect of a child!" Blake insisted that

Third Person's POV"I'll close the window." Leo watched the rain drift in and rose, standing naked before the window.Despite their recent passion, his heart felt colder and heavier than the rain."Don't stand there like that, you'll catch a cold."Sunny, tucked under the covers, saw him staring blankly out the window and quickly warned him.It was still spring, and the air was chilly, yet Leo seemed oblivious to the cold.Suddenly, he pressed a hand to his forehead. A surge of pain welled up inside him, unbidden tears reddening his eyes.Sunny slipped out of bed, threw on a coat, and fetched his robe, draping it over his broad shoulders.The man spun around and crushed her in his arms, as if to meld her into his very being, to prevent her escape.Sunny sensed the reluctant sorrow in his embrace—she felt the same ache.Yet separation was inevitable."Sunny, wait for me. It won't be long..." Leo murmur

Third Person's POV"The view here is amazing!" Sunny's face lit up with a smile."Yes, the scenery is beautiful and it's away from the city's hustle and bustle, making it perfect for living," Leo said as he stood behind her, wrapping his arms around her waist and whispering into her ear.Sunny slightly dodged his embrace, her hand instinctively resting on his broad palm. "Without you, I really don't know what I would have done. Leo, thank you for being so good to me. I don't know how to express my gratitude."The next day, Patricia had Richard take her to the police station.She was determined to interrogate Olivia herself, to ask her how she could have the heart to kill a man who loved her so much.Olivia sat at a table, her once lustrous long hair now cut short to ear-length.She looked haggard, her former radiance replaced by pessimism and exhaustion.Richard escorted Patricia into the room. As soon as they entered, Patricia

Third Person's POVHer animosity toward Olivia resurfaced, a deep-seated hatred now reignited."I'll talk to Sunny myself. If you're uncomfortable getting involved, stay out of it."Patricia knew Abigail cherished the restored bond with her sons.She might endure her sorrow for the sake of this mother-son relationship."Thank you, Mom." Abigail was grateful Patricia hadn't forced her to take a stance on the matter."What's there to thank? Someone in this family has to make decisions!" Patricia bit her lip in anger.On the third day after moving to her seaside residence, Sunny received a call from Patricia.She wondered how Patricia had obtained her number but knew she couldn't ignore it. She agreed to meet.Patricia chose an ornate venue, its opulent surroundings exuding an air of solemnity.Dressed in a embroidered robe, Patricia radiated elegance and authority—a far cry from her usual attire.The fo