All Chapters of Dear Ex, Your Father Is My Mate: Chapter 251 - Chapter 260

- Xavier -The evening was almost ending well. Just like we had thought, Franklin had decided to put everything behind him and even threw a dinner party for the entire household. Everything was returning to normal, and I was relaxed.At the end of it, he asked Kira to wait behind so he'd have a word with her. My mother and I exchanged worried looks, immediately knowing what that meant."Can I speak to her briefly before you do?" I had to quickly say as everyone walked away."No," Franklin said strongly. "You can talk to her when I am done. I need to see her right now, and it cannot wait."I swallowed heavily and tried to act casual. I was looking at her, trying to give her signals with the corners of my eye, but she pretended not to notice me.I had to walk away because there was no way I could talk to her when Franklin was standing there.Mother was waiting for me at the corner."What do you think he wants with her?" She asked hurriedly."I don't

- Kira -Immediately, I got into my room, mother jumped up from where she was sitting and rushed to me. I was surprised to see her, as I thought she would have retired to her room since it had been a while since dinner."What happened?" She asked with curious eyes. "What did Franklin say to you? It's about what you did at the centre, isn't it?""Yes, it is," I affirmed, and she placed a hand on her chest."Oh dear, that's not good. That's so not good," she suddenly looked so pale that I could not help but wonder. Didn't she realise the gravity of it long before now that she was having fun at the dinner, trying hard to look good for father without caring about me?Well, at least now she is showing some concern."So what has he decided to do now?" She wanted to know."The Alpha is merciful," I told her. "He has decided to let it go, but spoke to me about any other-"Oh, thank goodness," she breathed out deeply, no

- Kira -"I wish there was a way I could get these trees in my room so I always enjoy the fresh breath," Giselle said, looking up at the tall trees in the forest. I thought it was cool, but I did not say anything."Are you cold?" She turned to me and asked."Uh?" I widened my eyes slightly and looked at her. "No, not really.""Then why are you wrapping your hands around yourself?" She wondered and sighed. "I have told you to feel free and be yourself. Come on."She pulled my hands apart lightly so they fall free at my sides."That's much better," she said with a smile. We kept walking for a while longer in silence before she spoke again."I was thinking if you could teach me to make some delicacies," she said. "It's one advantage you have over me, which I admire so much. And I must confess now that your meals are really amazing."You have more advantages in other things than I, though, I thought to myself."I will love to do that," I said instead.

- Xavier -The winds blew heavily on my face and were almost as strong enough to throw someone off their feet.The more we climbed up the hill, the heavier it got. We have journeyed for several hours, I wondered what ends of the world we were going to.Finally, we got to a small house which was lit by just a small candle."We are here," Mother said, and barely finished the statement when we were welcomed by hysterical laughter.We looked around, but there was no one in sight. It sounded like the laughter of a couple of people, and I turned to my mother with a questioning look on my face."Didn't you say were were going to meet one man?" I asked her."I know of only one man here," she replied."And you are sure we are in the right place?" I could not imagine that the journey would be in vain."You are in the right place," a voice answered, and I turned swiftly to see who it was, but there was no one there."Show yourself," I yelled at the top o

- Xavier -"Now we have gone to the depths of the lands to find that man," I said to my mother. "He has told us all we need to know, and you even made sure he left us something to help us achieve this. Now I have just one question for you. How are we going to go about this?""Relax, son," mother said, sitting calmly on a chair. "You worry too much for nothing. You should rather think of solutions instead of stressing the brain.""Oh, you sounded so positive and confident over there," I reminded her. "So I am thinking you have a way out?""Listen to me, Xavier," she said with a serious look on her face. "I am not a woman who is easily shaken to deterred. Whenever I say I will do a thing, I will make sure to see the end of it. And I have no regrets about desiring what I want. You are my son, and I desire only the best for you. When I was much younger, I tried to have the throne, but it was not working. I am Franklin's elder sister and should be the