Lahat ng Kabanata ng I Have Two Wolves and Three Mates: Kabanata 121 - Kabanata 130

Third Person Point of ViewRiley finally began living in her parents’ house. Life had suddenly turned into a beautiful dream for her.Living in a home filled with her parents’ love, what more could she ever need?Riley stood in the doorway of the small kitchen, watching her mother stir a pot with a gentle smile while humming a soft tune. The whole house was filled with the aroma of her mother’s delicious cooking. In her past life, Riley had never known this warmth. She had never once enjoyed her mother’s meals. It was always Aunt Jay or Kimberley’s mother who gave her the comfort of home-cooked food.“Sweetheart, can you chop these vegetables for me?” her mother asked gently, sliding a cutting board toward her.Riley’s heart ached with happiness. How desperately she had wished for a day like this in her past life. Cooking together with her mother in a small kitchen. Something that feels so normal to most people can feel so special for those who have never experienced it.She quickly n

Third Person Point of ViewAfter thinking for a long time about what she should write, Riley finally settled on something simple. Though there were many things she wanted to tell Kimberley, and a long apology was due, Riley thought she should stick to a short and simple message for now.Dearest Kim,I don’t know how to begin, except to tell you this: I am alive.Please don’t worry about me. I am safe, though I cannot come to see you right now.I need you to find a way to tell this to Aunty Jay in person and in secret. She always cared for me like a mom, and I don’t want her to worry about me. Let her know that I am fine and that I love her so much.But Kim, you must not tell anyone else. No one! For now, my safety depends on silence. After you read this, please burn it.I promise you, one day soon, when the time is right, I will come to you both. Until then, please keep me in your heart, just like I always have you both in mine.With so much love, The girl who got her first period on

Third Person Point of View"Riley..." Leo finally spoke. His voice was broken, and his usual confident self was crumpled."Shall we go home? I'll tell you everything," he said."Why can't we talk here?" Riley wanted answers right here, right now. She wanted to see what Leo would say. Would he tell her the truth?"We don't have privacy here. Please, let's go home," Leo begged.Finally, Riley agreed. Just like that, they left the restaurant without even eating anything. Leo drove her back to the mansion. They sat in Leo's bedroom, away from everyone. Riley gave him time to explain everything, every mistake he had made."I never believed in the mate bond my entire life," Leo began."My mom and dad were fated mates. They loved each other and got married. My father was the Alpha of the pack, and my mom became the Luna. They gave birth to me. When I was little, I remember how everything ran so smoothly. My father took care of the businesses and the pack, and my mom supported him. We had bea

Third Person Point of View"Riley, please…" Leo pleaded."I told you it's not safe. They already tried to take my life, and I'm certain they're behind your accident, too. They'll definitely try again.""I get what you are saying. But...." Riley paused."I don't like being watched twenty-four hours a day. Especially when the one watching me reports everything back to you," then she said sharply.Leo let out a long sigh."I'll tell them not to report back to me. I don't need to know what you do every second, as long as I know you're safe.""Really?" Riley chuckled bitterly. "You'll just tell them not to, and they'll listen? Leo, I'm not that naïve girl who used to trust every word out of your mouth.""I'm not lying. They'll only be there to protect you, nothing more." Leo sounded desperate."Leo… if you really want to make it up to me, then give me my freedom. The best way to prove you have changed is not to control my freedom."How could protecting her be seen as controlling her freedo

Third Person Point of ViewAfter Leo took her home that day, he didn't come to see her again. The day before yesterday, he flew to England. Even though he wasn't physically there, he still texted Riley constantly and called her at least twice a day. But without Leo around, Riley's mind felt more peaceful, and she could finally focus on the most essential matter at hand, finding a new job.Young Riley hadn't been able to complete her college studies because of the accident, just as she had. The current Riley had already spoken with the college, and they had agreed to let her resume her degree from where she left off. But there was one problem: money.In her last life, Riley had earned a full scholarship, so she never had to worry about paying tuition. But this young Riley had no scholarships, and her parents had been supporting her education. Now, after her accident, they had lost their only source of income: their convenience store.When Riley fell into a coma, both Ashley and Elsa ha