All Chapters of Beta's Surprise Mate: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

None of this was making any sense to me. The only thing that made any sense was that Sakina was her sister. It explains the resemblance. Not quite as strong as, say, mine and Logan’s resemblance, but it was clear enough that they were close blood relatives. Before I could wrap my head around the hunter being her sister, she started talking about a niece. I couldn’t understand why her niece would come here. And why she made a point of saying her niece ran away on the full moon after her sixteenth birthday. It was starting to sound like her niece was a werewolf. But how could that be possible if her family were human? Before I could ask, Sarael had moved out of my arms, putting distance between us. I don’t like this distance. I don’t like it. I don’t like it at all. I know that talking about her family is difficult. I want to comfort her as she tells me all th

I don’t know if he can do it, but if anyone can find Sarael’s runaway niece, it’s Jonathan Silvercloud. The boy is a genius. Not that we tell him that often. He’d get a big ego if we did. I hope he’s smart enough to be able to even get a current picture of this girl, let alone track her whereabouts.“Whether they know we are mates or not, they will do what I ask. The only two people that can overrule me are Logan and Aurelia. And I doubt they would. We are, after all, looking for a runaway werewolf who hasn’t been able to shift due to magical interference.” I shrugged. From the corner of my eyes, I saw her frown. ‘Of course, she’s going to frown. She’s worried. She’s the source of the magical interference.’ Irving rolled his eyes.I sighed, reaching over to hold her hand. “It&rs

That was… interesting. Irving has never stood up to Jericho. He has always accepted that Jericho is the Alpha and given his obedience. I guess it just shows how far a wolf is willing to go in defense of their mate. I’m grateful to Aurelia and Sarael. While Sarael has no sway over Jericho, she could calm Irving so I could gain more control. Aurelia put both wolves into their places, so Logan and I could take back control. Like the Luna that she is, Aurelia handled the situation with grace. She settled our wolves and then arranged to collect Sarael’s car in a way that would not tie back to our pack and look legit. And I’m sure Alex is glad for an excuse to get away. I wonder how long it will take before he tells Aurelia about his baby momma. Then again, she may not even know he was seeing someone.  “Come on. You can make your business calls from my office.

I’m hoping that by showing her around town, she’d be more inclined to be with me, to stay with me. I don’t think Irving or I could survive if she rejects us. I know leaving her home is probably something she’s not keen on. And I can understand that. But I also can’t be too far from the packhouse as the Beta. She was at least smiling, giving small nods to pack members as we passed them.I was making a mental list of everyone that whispered rude remarks. Did they forget I could hear every word they uttered? “What’s he doing with a human?” “Guess he’s more like his brother than we thought.” “Taking a human lover.” “I never would have thought he’d be that sort.” It was ridiculous, and I’ll be hauling each one into my office for a reprimand about gossiping like that and talking down about my mate. 

She was so adorable when she took the book from Shea. The expression on her face, the stubble wrinkle in her brow, and the awe in her rich brown eyes as she touched its pages. It was a similar expression to when she spoke of flowers. I made a mental note to take her to the library in the packhouse. Unlike the one that is available to the public, ours holds older texts that store the history of our pack. I would have felt bad that I brought her here with an agenda. I wanted to show her the pack and my hometown, but more so, I wanted to show her what our life could be. I want her to like it here. I want her to want this. To want to be with me. I know I want to be with her. No matter what, I want to be with her, and I’ll wait longer if that’s what she needs. I chuckled at her question as we stood before the house I had built when construction on Kavanagh Glen be