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It’s as if those words emerged out of nowhere, and with a bit of courage, I said them to him. Fortunately, he wasn’t angry. Our bodies gradually merged and complemented each other. Only then did I realize how well we fit together. Even with his rough demeanor, it didn’t cause much pain. The pleasure slowly lulled me into a state of bliss and loss of reason. I woke up when the sunlight hit my face. Blinking uncomfortably, I looked to the other side of the bed. He was already gone. Though feeling a bit lost, I didn’t have time to be sad because my stomach loudly growled. I was hungry after nearly half the night thrown on the bed.

He never noticed that when she was upset or nervous that she tapped with her fingers, or when she was happy that she would try to purse her lips before they gave way to the biggest smile he has ever seen. Booker notices everything, and he had never realised how observant his wolf actually was until it came to his mate. He was desperate to mark her, but Roman was firm and clear about staying away from her neck until she was ready. He was doing his best to support her and be the best mate he could be, but it was a little hard because they hadn't told anyone they were actually mates - well, Zephyr knew, and York knew because he was in the meeting, but apart from them, nobody has been told.

It's cold, and my thin jacket doesn't do much against the autumn night. It's crazy to think that, less than twelve hours ago, I was actually feeling like a normal teenager. I was on a date, enjoying myself for the first time in weeks. And then the whole world flipped upside down. First with Heather and Alice. And then with the Silver Hunters. Thinking about Heather and Alice still makes me sick. I genuinely thought Alice was my friend. She showed me kindness, took me under her wing when I came to Hawthorn. And then she stabbed me in the back.

"What are you doing? Let me go!" I yelled at him while trying to get his hands off my arm. However, he was strong and hard as stone. I looked up at him, and our eyes met. His stare just froze my whole body; I couldn't react or move for a moment. My heart suddenly beats so fast. Damn! Why do I feel like this? Even though his eyes seem so angry, like he wants to swallow me whole, I only find him more attractive and handsome.

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"I don't have a second thought about that, Mate. It's not that I want a strong mate for weight lifting or for wrestling. I need a loving mate for me, for us." I bit my bottom lips suppressing that stupid smile like a teenager and the blush that I felt trying to creep onto my cheeks. Damn my mate! He was making me feel the things that I had never felt before. He leaned down and pressed his forehead against mine before speaking. "My search for my mate stopped here because finally, we met." "Even my wait ends here because we finally met." "Finally.", We said together and smiled. . The End. . So, finally, this book has come to an end.

The woman whispered, “They were never supposed to meet naturally. The probability was less than one percent.” Dylan’s arms tightened around me. “Start making sense.” She shook her head slowly. “You weren’t matched because of business. Or status. Or family pressure.” Her eyes locked onto mine. “You were matched because your biology completes hers.” The words hit harder than they should have. I pulled away from Dylan, heart racing. “That’s sick,” I said. “You’re talking about us like we were designed.” No one denied it. A deep vibration rolled through the room again.

She frowned. Grace looked lovely tonight. She always did. Why couldn't I just want her and not someone else? Why was my case different? I'd heard it was rare for someone you'd be matched with not being your mate. I had even been assured that I'd eventually come to love her, that matching people wasn't as archaic as I thought. It was always done, and it would never end because I detested it.

I read it. It said: meet me tomorrow. Alone. I'll tell you everything about the man you just married.

Jerica said as I got out of the truck and shut the door and headed inside the house. It was empty today, both parents were out working. I grabbed an apple and headed up to my room. I sat down at the desk and finished my math homework in just a few minutes and got out ‘Fated’ to be able to read the assignment for book club. So far, I had just started chapter two. I had met the main character girl who was obsessed with finding a mate. Which seemed a little odd but from what it said that was her ‘fated’ soul mate for her that the ‘moon goddess’ had picked out. It was like an arranged marriage by a goddess to keep the packs strong. I couldn’t imagine just walking around and then one day like bei