CHAPTER 100

ARTHUR & MILA

Arthur was shocked at these words. “But…” Arthur blanched. “But I have been asking the same, to mate with you.”

“But I am asking to mate with you once you have firmly decided,” Mila corrected him. “Right now you want to mate because of Bash, but I want you to have a decision, whether you are my mate or not. And then you decide.”

“If I decide not to be together,” Arthur spoke very sadly, “not that it will happen,” he added hastily, “won’t our linked minds be a problem?”

“For a while, it would be,” Mila nodded. “But over time this bond fades. It faded for my mother. After a while, or should I say the moment my father revoked my mother permanently, the bond broke. I guess the wolves accept that the person is not their true mate and they start hunting for someone else.”

“Did your mother find another mate?” Arthur asked seriously.

“I know my father did,” Mila sighed. “My mother told me as much. My mother did not. She came close to someone enough, but she never found ano