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Mason I could not believe I finally had her. I often wondered what must have happened to change the tide of things. Gwen did not make either of us feel left out, and there was no need to compete between us because she made loving her easy, and she showed the same amount of love to both of us. Gwen was a strong Luna, and I was proud to have her as my mate. I gave her all the attention I could manage and never left her feeling unwanted. I loved her children as if they were mine, and I hoped that one day we will have pups together too, but even if that never happens, I was content with my life. Marcus wasn't lying when he said he wanted us to be a family, and he made it work. I remembered all that we went through together, and I was grateful to the goddess that we were able to survive it. I imagined how life would have been if things had happened differently. If I had succeeded in killing Marcus or Gwen had succeeded in killing me. If I had died at the battle or Marcus and Gwen failed.
Gwyneth I stood and watched Mason dress up. He buttoned up his shirt effortlessly. Mason looked at me between buttons and smiled. He was a very handsome man, and loving him was easy. It was effortless and hassle-free. Why didn't I see this when I went to stay with him in the name of keeping my word. The tension blinded me. I was too concerned about breaking Marcus' heart that I had no clue the damage I was doing to Mason. He was easy to be around, easy to love. He had no dark past strong enough to rock what we have. He was all about me. Leah was right to have run to him when Marcus refused to claim us. If only I hadn't gotten emotionally attached to Marcus then, I would have let him claim me. I remembered how he felt when I told him that I loved Marcus and that he should go. Looking back at everything, I was a bitch to this man, and he shouldn't be treating me the way he was, but Mason was too good to hold a grudge. My heart was in my mouth that day that I thought I had lost him. Mar
Gwyneth Kara sat on the chair in Mason's office while Mason's new beta, Keith, asked her to leave. "I have the right to see Alpha Mason. I am his friend," She complained, and I walked in. "Ex," I corrected her, and she was a bit shocked but did a good job hiding it. I could easily pick her shock from the way she froze before looking in my direction. I walked to Mason's desk and sat on his chair. "How may I help you, Kara?" I asked her, leaning back into the chair. "I came to see Alpha Mason and not you," she shot back, and I smiled. "Whatever you have to discuss with my mate, you can discuss with me," I told her, still smiling. Keith stood guard, but I linked him to meet Mason inside, and he left. I could easily take Kara, so I did not need a bodyguard. "You know you are no good for him, Gwen. Mason deserves love. One he does not have to share, and you can't give him that," She said to me. "Well, the goddess believes otherwise. Even if he has to be with someone else, it shouldn
Mason Getting ready to go to the human town for the meeting was difficult because Gwen and I did not sleep early. We went hunting and later did other stuff. It was almost like we were on vacation. I missed my best friend and the triplets, but I am grateful for my time alone with Gwen. I wondered why it wasn't like this when she was with me at the forest park. If only Marcus wasn't controlling and we weren't suspecting each other, we wouldn't have had those painful memories, but I guess everything that happened had strengthened our bond. Watching Gwen get ready for our meeting was entertaining on its own. She was yet to decide what to wear. "Just wear a plain t-shirt and jeans," I finally said because I knew it would take forever for her to decide what she would wear. As I watched her, I knew I had made the right decision to be with her. Gwen finally decided on black jeans and a t-shirt just like me, and I smiled at her. We opted to use the wrangler jeep because the ride would be bu
Gwyneth I could not believe that Mason would agree like that. The agent bitch, had backed him into a corner, and instead of pushing back like a leader and Alpha would, he let her have her way. Mason reminded me at that moment of my father. I was so angry I did not say a word to him throughout our trip back. The moment we got home, I went straight to shower because I was angry, and I did not want to say things I might end up regretting. How did Mason expect me to share my home with a human bitch who had a thing for him? The way she looked at him did not go amiss, and I wanted to gouge her eyes out. Mason had told her we were together, but that was not a deterrent to her. I was really mad. The truth was, she didn’t have to stay with us, she shouldn’t stay with us. If she wants to be in the midst of wolves, the packhouse at either Forest or Eclipse pack would have been enough, but she wanted to stay in my house, and Mason had agreed without giving me a say in the matter. I was very angr
Mason Gwen's reaction to Agent Style's request was normal. I expected it, but she needed to know she had nothing to worry about. Gwen was worried for the wrong reasons. The real issue was why Ingrid Styles was coming to stay with us. I knew it was not to 'help' the investigation as she tried to put it. It was to prove that Marcus and I were guilty and blow our peace treaty to bits. I knew what Marcus was doing at the Clement pack was important, but we needed him home. The whole spending time with Gwen stuff was cute and quite considerate, but I did not need any convincing to know that the love was the same. I did not know how Gwen would feel about my decision to ask Marcus. She had compared me to Marcus in the heat of anger, saying he would have given her a say at the meeting, but I doubted it. I did not want to hurt her feelings or argue with her, that was why I was silent. I doubted Marcus would have even let her go into the building. My mate needed to learn some patience. I had cal
Mason Our meal finally arrived. I teased Gwen as much as I wanted while we waited, and I knew she would burst soon. If not in the restaurant, then in the car, but there was no way she would take her cravings home. "So, what do you think we should do about Ingrid?" she asked, cutting into her steak, and I almost broke my fork. The thought of the agent got me upset. How could they even think that Marcus and I would have a hand in this? We did not need organs. We were not into the organ business. If we need donors, we could easily find them in the wolf community. I believed someone was trying to set us up, and I did not know why. It was either that or the government wanted to take control of our community but needed a reason to invade it. I wouldn't put it past humans, all they would need is a bunch of greedy, stupid wolves, and it would stick. We needed to be careful. I knew it was best we halt our building plans, and tried to solve this matter quickly before it got out of hand. "Hon
Mason Marcus and I went to play a video game in the living room while Gwen retired to bed. I had missed my best friend, and he knew it. "So, how was the honeymoon?" he teased, and I laughed. "Really, Marcus? We have been 'honeymooning' for two years now," I pointed out, and he nodded. "I guess so. Times fly past really fast," he said, and we laughed. I knew his real reason for being scarce, and this was the time to iron things out with him. "Marcus," I said with a serious tone, and he paused the game to listen to me. "I know why you have been making yourself scarce lately, I want to tell you there is no need for that," I said. He tried to speak, and I stopped him. "There is no need, Marcus, because there is no competition. I do not feel left out. Gwen loves us equally. I know this and Adrian knows this. I noticed how awkward she has been lately, and I do not like it. I want both of you to disregard the gossip, and let's make this thing work. It is no longer a love triangle, we