All Chapters of Two Mates One Heart: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Sadie Simmons pov Standing awkwardly in my bedroom, ready to head downstairs, I turned to see Jaxon coming through Aiden's door and strolling through my room to his. “You couldn't use the hall?” I questioned stiffly. Pausing in his doorway he glanced back at me with narrowed eyes. “Do you make a habit of kissing men willy-nilly, or are you a back-stabbing whore like my mother, Sadie?” Gaping at him in disbelief I shook my head and said, “I'm not a whore and isn't your mother my pack Luna?” Stepping back into my room Jaxon nodded. “Have you met her?” Shaking my head, I told him that I hadn't. His brow furrowed at me. “But you dated my brother for a few years? Surely you were introduced at some point.” Lowering my eyes from his unique ones I exhaled softly and decided to share some of my past. “Justin hid our relationship from his parents because I was an omega, a low-class shewolf, and an embarrassment to him, plus he was seeing Vivian behind my back,” I explain

Aiden Shaw pov My thoughts drifted to Margo as I ate my dinner. Past memories of her sipping on her shot instead of taking it all at once made me glance at Sadie and grin. Sadie was such a lovely young woman; she didn't have a problem downing her shots in one gulp, and her lips were soft when I kissed her. Still, I felt like I was betraying Margo, but knew I needed Sadie if I was to become Alpha of the White Mountain pack. Still watching Sadie taking demure bites of her dinner my eyes glowed in appreciation. Catching my foe glaring at me, checking out Sadie, I grinned slightly. “You gotta a problem Shaw?” Jaxon questioned me aggressively. “Nope, just enjoying the company…well minus yours of course,” I responded to see his lip curl sourly. After we finished eating, Sadie excused herself, telling us that she was tired and was heading to bed. Wishing her a good night, Jaxon side-eyed me and said, "Wait up, Shaw. We need to finish our civil discussion.” Looking at him

Sadie Simmons pov Heading toward my former dorm room building I wiped the tears from my eyes and avoided the other students mingling about. I hurried up the stairs and then rushed to the closed door. I started frantically pounding on the door of the room I had been in just days ago. The tears I tried holding back escaped and rolled painfully down my cheek. “I'm COMING! Hold your ass hairs,” Nina's voice shouted out. Not long after the door opened. “WHAT HAPPENED!?” she screeched as she pulled me inside. “My ex is an asshole,” I muttered sourly, and she told me to sit on her bed while she rushed to the tiny refrigerator and pulled out a cold water bottle. Presenting it to me she said, “Hold it to the side of your face. Damn girl, did he punch you?” Shaking my head, I sighed, “He slapped me really hard.” Sitting beside me she growled then said, “I heard you got matched.” Side-eyeing her I snorted. “I got matched to two, the dangerous hottie and Aiden Shaw,” I mumbled and watche

Sadie Simmons pov Watching Jaxon mumbling with a furrowed brow and frown, I was curious about what was still going through his mind. I found it humorous that they both agreed to guard me, a mere omega. It was ridiculous, but to run as my wolf did sound delightful. “You're their Luna, silly and much more than an omega,” Stormy laughed in my head. “I suppose,” I murmured and thought about my upbringing. In the past, when I was part of my pack, I was locked in a windowless room each month during the full moon and told it wasn't safe for me to run. My younger brother was allowed to go out with my parents, and when I questioned it, I was whipped. I learned to obey, not wanting the flesh torn on my back. Now I was the one with the furrowed brow and frowning. I realized it when Jaxon asked, “What is wrong, little rabbit?” Raising my eyes in his direction I shook my head and said hesitantly. “I was never allowed to run my wolf under the full moon and instead was locked in a clos

Sadie Simmons pov My curiosity soon faded. Standing there in a daze, looking at my cellphone, I sighed, trying to feel something, but I couldn't find any emotions. Sure, I felt sorry for my brother, but not much. He was a spoiled brat who thought his shit didn't stink. He also found joy in watching me get beaten. “I'm an insensitive monster, but I feel they both got their just rewards,” I muttered. “It's okay not to feel deeply about a family member, Dear. Sometimes, family really isn't family,” Stormy sighed softly, and I nodded. “School starts soon, and I need a job and some fresh threads,” I asserted as I glanced down, seeing my second stained shirt. My overhead light flicked on, causing me to narrow my eyes and then turn toward the doorway. “We are going to bed. Are you alright?” Aiden asked me with Jaxon looking over his shoulder at me. Thankfully, they both had shorts on, as I wrung the wrist of my hand holding the cellphone. “My half-brother and the man I t