Alle Kapitel von The Alpha's Mistaken Mate: Kapitel 21 – Kapitel 30

Galatia’s POVThis was exactly why I didn’t like doing favors, how Ronnie had decided to repay me. He was all quick to point accusing fingers at me, even though this had all been his fault to start with.“I told you how Ronnie was, but you wouldn’t listen.” My sister said, shaking her head as I told her everything Ronnie had said and done yesterday.I glanced at her from my computer, and asked. “You told me that before or after I already took Serena from the airport?”She sighed, shaking her head. “You know what I mean, Galatia. You knew him way before I joined the family, and you sure know how to read people. I shouldn’t even be the one telling you about how cunning he gets.”She was right, and I knew that. “Well, I’m glad everything is all settled. And better, I get the chance to change her opinion of me.”A knock sounded against the door and Dahlia walked in with a tray with two cups of coffee. “Good morning, alpha.” She greeted with a cheerful smile on her face, placing the t

Serena’s POVWhen Audrey said her brother was taking me out on a date, I had expected something small, maybe at most, a date at a fancy restaurant and that was that. I didn’t expect a date on a yacht. I was not even kidding right now. We had arrived here on a small boat, and he had only told me the boat was taking us to the place, but he had conveniently forgotten to mention that it was a yacht. Three uniformed staff were stationed around, ready to do our bidding, and there was a private chef there, cooking up a storm. For a moment, I thought I was dreaming, but I wasn’t. I stood here at the edge of the yacht, holding the railings, and staring out at the night sky. I could feel the sense of deja vu, just from doing this from the balcony of my room last night. “Are you okay?” I heard Galatia’s voice ask behind me. He had gone to tell the chef what to make when I came here. I turned to look at him with a nod. “I’m okay,” I said, my voice sounding a little softer than I inten

Serena’s POVBy the time we finished eating, it was rather late, but I didn’t mind at this point because I was really having fun. I watched as Galatia walked to the grate to adjust the fire burning before coming back to sit with me on the laid out blanket. We had moved to the small and cozy sitting room on the yacht, sipping wine and just talking. “So, you still haven’t told me exactly what you brought me here to tell me, or show me what you wanted to.” I said. Galatia smiled a little, nodding his head, then he started. “I’m not sure how to start, because this is not something I often have to explain.” He said. This was the second time he was saying that which make me wonder what it was. I sighed, then I said. “Well, you’re going to have to say it somehow because there’s no way I’m not hearing whatever it is. It’s the reason I stayed this extra day.” I said.Galatia nodded and then he rubbed his hand. “Have you ever heard of the myth about some people not being human?” He s

Serena’s POVThe back of my throat hurt, and for some reason, it felt hoarse, even though I wasn’t talking or anything. It took a minute to realize I was lying down on a bed, or at least, something soft, and I could hear a faint hum of the heater turned on. I furrowed my brows before blinking my eyes open, and as soon as I opened my eyes, I realized I was lying face up because a blindly white light greeted me. “Are you okay, Serena?” I heard and I winced as I turned my head to look at who it was. Audrey! For another minute, I processed the scene in front of me to realize that I was in my room… the room Galatia had put me in at his house. Then the memory of everything else started to fall back into place.My eyes widened as soon as I got that. “Oh shit,” I pushed up and swung my legs over the side of the bed, then I started to scramble off it when Audrey touched my shoulder. “Hey, are you alright? What’s going on?” She asked. “How did I get here?” that was the first thing I

Galatia’s POVI watched her as she sat there with her hands wrapped around her, waiting for us to explain it to her. I glanced at my sister and she nodded her head, as if trying to tell me that it was fine, that she was settled enough to hear what all of these was about. If I was being honest, I knew I had dragged this on for a while, and I shouldn’t. I also understand that if I didn’t get the message home, Serena would never believe me, and she would leave because there was nothing I could do or say after that to keep her here, so I needed this to be done properly. Without any further delay, I cleared my throat, looked back at her, and then I started. “Centuries ago, our clan started, and we were in hiding for so many decades, hunted, treated as the enemy, so we got better at hiding among plain sight, and living in the human world.” I paused, trying to read the expression on her face. I wanted to be sure she was following as she should because I didn’t want her to miss any of t