Lahat ng Kabanata ng A Final Twist of Fate...: Kabanata 211 - Kabanata 220

I walked with Nori by my side, on the way to meet my parents, and introduce my fated mate. Well, as well as break the news that I had, of course met my fated mate. That was going to shock a few of them I would imagine, considering they all knew I had been adamant I did not want my fated mate... But, right now that was the least of my worries, because Easton, Nori's father had fallen into step with me, and was giving me more than a cold stare from by my side. In fact, he looked pretty close to wanting to kill me..."I don't get to decide what happens from here. That choice is one made by fate." He said firmly. My nerves tightened at his words, and Vala was as on edge as I was. I don't think this man liked me. Yet, I didn't think I had given him any reason not to...Once again I felt Nori tense next to me, and I knew she had to have heard her father's words. What I would give to share a mindlink with her right now... to be able to reassure her that I will find a way to m

I stood with a beer in one hand and Nori's hand within the other. We had my family, and now multiple members of my friends and family surrounding us. All laughing and chatting as we so often do at these sort of social events. I felt a warmth coursing through me that felt so unfamiliar A contentment. Nori rested her head upon my shoulder. "This is fun." She whispered softly, and I nodded."Sure is, though I cannot wait to take you home." I whispered, moving my mouth a little closer to her ear, shivering slightly as the tingles of the matebond rippled across my body at the touch of our skin.Mum, Dad, Uncle Knox and Aunt Lilah were now busy chatting with Nori's parents so I did not need to worry about them, they were doing all the hard work I had been thinknng I would have to do in arranging her move to pack. Uncle Knox was great at this sort of thing, and no doubt soon enough they woud have it all planned down to the finer detail. All I wanted was my mate at home with m

I watched as Cleo rushed away, her hand tightly in Landon’s. She had said she wanted to slip away without any emotional goodbyes, so I had told her to go before we did. That in itself had been emotional enough for me. This was my baby girl all grown up. But, there comes a time you have to let them go. But, I was happy for her. I could see a contentment in her eyes that was new. A confidence too. One I had seen develop in Lilah’s eyes over time as we were together. I am glad it hadn’t taken Cleo as long to find that contentment nor confidence as it had for her mother.Obviously, their stories and their pasts were different, but clearly they were intertwined. Lilah’s pain made sense now when we saw that Cleo was always going to be fated to Logan’s son. But, as much as I hate that my beautiful mate was ever hurt, it was me that felt eternally blessed, because it meant I gained the gift of Lilah as a fated mate. And, for that I have

We were a a couple of days past returning from the Alpha celebrations of River Ash Pack, and I am a little ashamed to say, I have been avoiding everyone other than Bella. Hiding out in my room, and sneaking to work. That has been my sole purpose the last few days. Gutless? Perhaps. But, inexplicably in these moments which seem to be stuck on replay my head and my heart seem to be in turmoil, and I am not quite sure how to handle it. Jorge's mindlinks are rudely ignored, and his messages go unanswered.I can only imagine how he must be feeling. But my mind is a whirpool of confusion, and my soul feels like a sludge pit of emotion. The thing is, my mind had been buzzing with the thought of Jorge since his kiss. It isn't that I did not want it. Nor that I did not enjoy it. Because I did. But the fact I did seems to be making my thoughts harder to process. My mind battling with guilt for the man I feared I was replacing… my mate… not that he had be

Who knew arranging an Alpha ceremony was so much hardwork? Or was it only hard work when it involved my Mum and Dad? I was beginning to think so. Every little detail seemed to be assessed, and then reassessed. I was starting to understand why Bella had said she was finding it all a little too overwhelming for her.“You want the day to be perfect.” Mum said insistently from across the office, and I looked to Dad for help, but he simply nodded in agreement.“These are going to be the Alphas you are working alongside. You want to make a good impresson. An Alpha ceremony that is poorly planned and organised simply shows how badly organized and incapable you are.” Dad said and I dropped my head to the desk. I was sick of hearing that now. We were literally discussing food, weren’t we?!So long as there was beer and there was food to feed them when the hunger kicked in I was sure they would all be more than satisfied. “Right.”