Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Unchosen Mate: Kabanata 121 - Kabanata 130

Chiyad Alpha Suite, HotelJustin “Thank you, this was all delicious.”A well-dressed waiter cleared the table set in the middle of the living room. The sunset had started, a dewey orange haze providing a beautiful backdrop to the dinner.“Indeed. Shall we toast, then?” Alpha Nael raised his glass. Kira followed suit with my wine, and I raised a glass of water. “Yes… to…. Relationships! To true mates!”Kira smiled broadly, small dimples crinkling her cheeks. She looked so happy. I sipped my water after clinking glasses with both of them.“And now,” he said, pushing back his chair. “I believe I should give you two some pri

Perrin  The last two days had passed in an exhaustive, emotionally void state. I felt like everything I did was just going through the motions. My sleep had been restless. My dreams, if any, had been plagued with angry, stormy skies filled with blood red and violent purple lightning.  My sole focus and drive was training. I didn’t do anything but push my body beyond exhaustion. I was up before the sun, putting in ten miles. I hit weights by myself for a couple of hour before the first challenger even parked at the Lodge. And after each workout, I ate minimally. I wasn’t hungry despite the workouts. I was just doing it to keep myself going until the next physical push. Food had no taste. I barely remember being able to keep anything down. I had been running on pure adrenaline. Running away from the weight of the pain that would hit me if I let myself slow down for even ju

A year ago, Chiyad PackLo“He’s here!” I rolled my eyes, adjusting my dress. My mother was practically squealing she was so excited. “Calm down!” I shouted, dabbing on some mascara.“How can I? What’s his name? You’ve barely told me anything about him!”“There’s a reason for that,” I teased, calling down the stairs from my room.“Are you going to introduce me?”“No, not tonight. If there’s a second date, maybe. But… definitely not tonight.”“Right right… gotta play it cool. Li

A year ago, Chiyad PackLo“So, how’s it been going?” Gia sipped her smoothie, anticipation written all over her face.“Honestly?” I asked. “Obviously.”“Incredible.” I replied, glowing. “The last two months have been… just. Amazing.”Gia squealed with excitement. “Tell me more!”I haven't seen Gia much lately. She’d been busy on her rotations with the pack infirmary and when she did have free time, it was spent sleeping or studying. This was a rare afternoon she didn’t have to do one or the other and I was grateful to see her in person rather tha

A year ago, Chiyad PackLo“A prison?” I gulped, willing my heart to stop racing. “Our pack house is a prison?”“Yes.” He said quite simply. But my head was racing.“I didn’t know that. It wasn’t in any of my history books--the archive would surely have a record of that, right?”“Right again,” he said solemnly, pulling his hands out of mine and taking slow steps around the nearby fountain. I couldn’t make out his face in the twilight but I knew by the tone of just two words that this wasn’t something he wanted to talk about