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Valentino said, and my fist clenched in anger. “That’s why I decided to play matchmaker between you and Valerio,” I heard Valentino say as I opened the door that instant, their attention turning to me while my eyes were glued to Rose, only her. God, how could I still want her at this point? “Val—” Valentino started, with a shocked expression. “Hi, Valentino,” I said without sparing a glance, my gaze fixed on Rose, who stared at me with a mix of surprise and something else I couldn't discern, perhaps guilt.

another werewolf romance that Amy would probably roll her eyes at. The book fell open to where I'd left off, and I almost laughed at the irony. Right there on page 157, The main character had just found her mate - some powerful alpha wolf who'd recognized her instantly. The word jumped off the page at me. Mate. Just like Darryl had said. "This is ridiculous," I muttered but forced myself to keep reading telling myself it was just a weird coincidence, but every word felt personal now. The way she described that magnetic pull, the overwhelming need to be near him, the way everything else faded away... it was exactly what I'd felt with Darryl.

The book lay open on the floor, revealing the page featuring a female who resembled me. Madison looked at me as if she was surprised by the book I had. She then hurriedly came over, removing it from the floor. "I'm sorry," I apologized, hoping I didn't offend her in any way, but still, I was curious about that book. It was about my kind, the River Pack. "I see you've found the book; my ex-mate wrote about the River Packs while studying them before he fell in love with their Luna," Madison grumbled as she shut the book and angrily threw it back into the box.

Even the feelings he didn't like but his heart and body were coming together spontaneously following the fate he had been trying to escape from all along. Matt also knew that from then on he had stepped into the light and followed the inside of the store. He knew what was going to happen next was going to be a mess. He ruined all of his plans. He ruins everything just for a glimpse and a breeze of fragrance. Her longing for the cause of her fate was something she could never get out of. It was through the bloodshed and lust for her that he was able to break the rule.

But since become reunited with Amber, especially when I took on the role as her assistant, I learned some skills I never would have thought I’d have the patience for in the past. My training with Amber had prepared me for tasks like this, so I knew how to track down the information I needed, or at least where to search for it. Even with that confidence and knowledge, it took me a couple of hours to find the right book, and then longer to discover what I needed from inside of it. Books on mating bonds tended to be mostly fluff. It was more difficult to find scientific tomes, especially those that covered what could be wrong. But after some intense searching, I finally found a book of possible

Not him. My wolf stirred again. Just turn around. You need to see. I inhaled slowly, trying to calm my racing heart. Who would’ve thought I’d find my mate here of all places? Then again, as one book once said, “There are no coincidences. Just fated timings disguised as chance.” When I finally turned, the cafeteria was dead silent. A tense, unnatural quiet had settled, like the air just before a storm. And there he was. Standing still in the middle of the room like a statue carved from rage and confusion.

It's a mystery novel about two mates who find each other while they are both trying to catch the same serial killer that's on the loose. She lasted less than a chapter in before she was passed out. The way she keeps falling asleep around me tells me she hasn't slept well in a long time. I hate that but we will fix all of that. "We have the rest of our lives to finish that book mate," I tell her, making sure she knows I see her as my mate. Her eyes flash up to mine quickly. I can see they're misted over. She still has a hard time accepting that I want her.

I turn through the book about werewolves and witches, then stop, the title in a particular chapter catching my attention. "Wanderers," I read aloud. I read further into the page. It talks about how some individuals may possess special abilities, but do not belong to any supernatural group. I shove the book towards Adam. "Read this." He scans the page, his brows creasing. "Could this be what's happening with Tammy?" "Most likely."

And there was nothing I could do to escape. "Let the mating ceremony commence!" The mating ceremony was rushed, a public display of Damian’s victory. My body felt like it didn't belong to me anymore, just a vessel moving through a nightmare. I stood there in a daze, my eyes fixed on the horrible scene before me: Kyle's broken body being dragged away, a trail of blood in the dirt marking his final defeat.

Yet his phone remained silent, causing him to toss it aside in annoyance. At that moment, his office door was gently pushed open before Melissa entered to make her report. Her eyes were still red-rimmed, and like usual, she appeared docile, gentle, and obedient. No matter what he said, she always kept a humble demeanor. Nothing at all like Marissa. Marissa had always been a strong, independent woman who only relied on logic when dealing with problems. As Liam stared at Melissa's red-rimmed eyes, his mind slowly drifted. He thought back to when his company was first founded. At the time, Marissa was still a young woman fresh out of university, innocent and inexperienced in the ways of the wor