The Boarding School

Lucy

He continued driving. “I must see to this. This has become personal.” He muttered angrily.

“But how? Was she really your mate? How did you know her? Did she tell you she was married?” I was so confused at this point.

It would seem there were a lot we didn’t know. Teck leaned forward to get back his computer and silently went back into his own world of research and whatever smart nerdy hackers did.

“Yes. My wolf can not be deceived. Zara was my mate. It perceived her even before hers perceived mine, just like it happened with you.” He cast me a glance. “We met at a party and there she was. The second she entered, my wolf scented her. It took her minutes to know it. She never told me she was married. She told me she was raised in an orphanage and finally got adopted by a wealthy family, that was all. I…”

He trailed off, the look of confusion on his face drew sympathy from me.

“I understand what it’s like.” I said, infusing the sympathy I really felt for him.

“Do you? Really, Luc