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I truly believe that Naomi's journey needed this darkness for her to grow and fight for her own future. I am aware that there are still several unanswered questions at the end of this book, and it was always meant to be a shorter novel. However, it also serves as a set-up for the rest of the Mated Series books. If you continue reading, you will find answers to these questions. For those who wish to know more about Naomi and a few details about Addison, they can be found in "Mated To My Promised Alpha."

Something I didn't have a clean word for even after turning it over a few times. It was watching the thing I had engineered actually work. I had wanted this. I needed to be honest with myself about that, standing there in the cold with the floodlights throwing long shapes across the grass. I had wanted Matthew to heal without me. I had wanted the pack to give him a second chance and I had wanted him to take it seriously enough to become the alpha and the father he should have been from the start. I had wanted Theo to have a home that wasn't built around grief for someone who was never coming back. Every part of what I had just watched — Matthew's kindness to a stranger, his steadiness, the w

Her stay within the pack was important to him. Even though they seemed to work really well at avoiding each other, he did believe they were in fact mates. He felt something before she even came to their pack. Back in the forest when they were fighting the rogue bear, he felt the pull to Heather. How could a mating be one-sided? “I saw Heather helping you.” “Yep.” “Where is she?” “I told her I could handle it.” “Dude,” Brian said, picking up another vegan brand of butter with a raised brow. “You have the perfect opportunity here to show your support, and you let her leave? You could have looked like a king here.”

'Ugh this was so much easier in my mind' I think to myself. "Obviously I am getting married today," she shakes her head as I continue, "but I do not love Dimitri and my marriage is an arranged marriage. Honestly I've only met him a handful of times and we've barely even spoken to each other." Miranda puts her hand up for a second trying to process what I just said, I can see the wheels in her brain start turning. She stands up walking towards the fireplace and starts to pace. I glance at Kal and Anton silently asking him what should I do and they just shake their heads.

So she was probably sleeping or doing something else at the time and didn't notice it. The successful match, Alpha and Omega, needed to go to the Matching Marriage Authority on the seventh day to register. Those who matched before the age of 25 had a one-month inspection period. So if they were two strangers, they could use the month to get along well. Letitia though was devastated by the match result as it was not quite what was expected. She tucked her phone back into her pocket and asked tentatively, "Just because of that?" Samuel raised an eyebrow and he gave a "That's not enough?" look.

“You’re messing with me, aren’t you?” “Not really because fate doesn’t make mistakes, sweetie. You won’t get paired with a mate that you won’t love and that won’t love you in return. You’ll be drawn to him naturally and he’ll conform in every way possible because you will be the most important person in his life. Nobody ever rejects their mate.” Jane didn’t really know what to say to that because she doubted that her mother had been bullied by Kyle while they were in high school. She couldn’t understand Jane’s dilemma without Jane telling her everything.

She said all at once. Wait a minute, was she trying to call me, Freya? I mean, that was what it seemed like. “You know what, when you are fine, I'll come get the plates, I should leave now,” the maid said and quickly exited the room. This was strange. Was I his mate or not? At some points,it didn't seem like I was his mate, and at some others, it seems like I'm his mate. What exactly is going on?

He may not have realized it yet, but taking into account all this preoccupation with a female he just met, it leaves no doubt that he has found his mate. Which makes everything more complicated. After all, her life is in danger. Losing her so soon after meeting her would be an unbearable pain I can imagine. I felt a pain in my chest just imagining losing Stanley. Companions are precious and unique. I don't know what I would do if I lost mine.

“Are you serious?” “It’s very important when assessing couples who plan on having children.” “And that’s not supposed to surprise me?” I thought on it, comparing myself to others in my mentorship. “Fair point.” “How did you even end up in this industry?” He shook his head, seeming genuinely confused. “It’s a funny story, really.” I laughed. “Halfway into my second year, I wrote a paper on how behaviors and personalities correlated to genes that could make it possible to create a system that predicts and identifies suitable matches, either emotional or reproductive. I then became obsessed with it and created said system with a team. Then word got around and some seniors came to help improve o

Eve Before the Mating Moon Jaecar was ordered to join the males next to the fire in the camp the eve before the Mating Moon. The males discussed what females they planned to hunt, knowing their lustful need to mate would rise to insane heights tomorrow. Already they were making crude remarks, their blood heating. And there’d been several short spars already. Mostly between the Hayden brothers who seemed to be forever antagonizing each other. All of them discussing how they’d mate Vanna Rae first than getting in a shoving match before they all agreed they’d share her as they did all things. From the spoils of battles to the food Hunter found for them to the woman they all wanted to mate.