All Chapters of My Mate Is Another Woman's Fate: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Almost Three Months Later The door to my little café opened with a soft chime, announcing someone’s arrival. Instantly, a familiar and intoxicating scent hit my nose. It can’t be! My knees almost gave out, and I nearly dropped the tray with drinks and snacks. Gathering what little courage I had left, I lifted my gaze—and saw him. He stood there, tense, his fists clenched at his sides, staring at me from under his brow. In his eyes burned raw anger—and a silent promise. I froze, rooted to the spot, unable to move, just staring back at him wide-eyed. Could it be that he found me? But… why? Inside me, my wolf went wild—literally clawing at my insides at the sight of her mate. She wanted to leap into his arms and never let go. Oh no, sweetheart. Not this time. We’ve been through that already—and it didn’t end well. He’s human; he can’t possibly feel the bond as deeply as we do. So what if I was just one more fling? Like she said—“not the first, and definitely not the last.” So sit

“What the hell, Dana?!” Kos hisses, touching his lip in shock.“So you know for the future — I won’t tolerate others!” I declare sternly, deadly serious. Even if I’m just a fake wife and he expects any kind of intimacy with me, there must be boundaries. “If you’re my husband, and I’m going to play the role of your wife, then I demand respect, loyalty, and honesty! And I don’t need your money for it! And believe me, I’ll find out immediately if there’s another woman! Otherwise, I’ll tear your little fling apart like that bear—and hurt you too, so you remember not to try it again. Those are my terms. So decide whether you even want this or not.”Then, more quietly, I add, “I understand that I forced you into intimacy during the full moon…”But Konstantin doesn’t let me finish. With every demand I voice, his eyes widen more and more—along with a growing smile. And finally, he bursts out laughing. Loudly, openly, from the bottom of his heart. I stare at him, not understanding what’s so fu

“Well, I was a fool, I admit it,” she says with a pout, putting her coat back on. “It just took me years of knowing you to realize I’d fallen in love, but by then you’d stopped looking at me that way.” She sighs, then adds bitterly, “So what now? You’re going to marry that secretary? How long have you even known her — a month, two? Barely a week alone together, and you’re already playing house — I even saw you got a dog!” she sneers. “She totally seduced you on purpose the moment she got the chance.”Unable to hold it in, I slammed my fist on the desk so hard Nicole jumped. Her words infuriated me — the way she spoke about Dana made my blood boil. In just a few days, I’d learned more about that woman than I’d learned about Nicole in years. I’d never met anyone more genuine, more decent. Dana never once threw herself at me, though she’d had more than enough chances. And after that incredible night, the way she cried, blaming herself for everything! That woman was ready to take on a dam

We decide not to stay in the village overnight but to go home.Home…When I mention Ellie’s apartment, Kos looks at me as if I’ve said something utterly ridiculous. Then he completely shocks me by revealing that all my things from that apartment have long since been moved to his place. Clearly, he hasn’t wasted any time.We drive for a long while toward our city, talking about everything and nothing. At some point, I must have fallen asleep. I’d just been listening to Konstantin’s calm, pleasant voice, breathing in his scent, and feeling so warm and safe that I didn’t even realize when sleep took me.Gentle touches on my cheek wake me. I open my eyes and smile sleepily."Stop snoring, we’re home," he says softly, trying not to laugh. Oh, come on!"I don’t snore!" I blush instantly, as always. Kos bursts out laughing at my absolutely tomato-red face. "Or do I?""No. I just missed this so much, I couldn’t resist. You’re so adorable when you’re embarrassed," he leans in to kiss me, and I

I hadn’t called Elli and Arthur before—they would have worried too much, and pity was the last thing I wanted.So I start with them. Of course, I get a well-deserved lecture from both about my sudden disappearance, but in the end, they understand… and forgive me.Later that evening, I began getting ready for my long-awaited dinner with my man. My heart fluttered with excitement — we had never gone out together in public before, especially not as newlyweds.I straightened my hair and left it loose, soft waves cascading down my back. My makeup was elegant yet understated — a smoky touch around the eyes, and lips painted in a soft rose-beige tone. I slipped into a dark-blue pencil dress that hugged my curves and fell just below the knee, with an open neckline and low back. Nude ankle boots completed the look.As I stood in front of the mirror, checking myself from every angle for any flaw, the door opened. Konstantin entered the room. For a few long seconds, he just stood there, silently