All Chapters of My Rival, My Mate: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Dalton“Have you ever heard of second-chance mates?”Their eyes widened in surprise. “I’ve only heard of it on TV or in fantasy books! But, I’ve never encountered second-chance mates in real life,” Devyn said in disbelief. “To think that you would actually have a second-chance mate is insane!”“Do second-chance mates even exist?” Hera asked with an awestruck look.I looked down on the ground. “Yeah. I almost couldn’t believe it when I found out myself. I don’t think she knows herself.”Hera went closer to me and patted me on the back. “Don’t worry, uncle Dalton. We’ll help you find her.”I raked my hands through my hair and bit my lips. “I just don’t know where to start.”“Hey,” River nudged his shoulders. “Where has your optimism gone? We’ll be able to find her. From my stay here, I&rsq

Hera Arlo’s handsome face was the very first thing I saw the moment I woke up. I smiled and snuggled deeper into his neck. I sighed in contentment as I felt the warmth from his body radiating through mine. He tightened his grip on me and sniffed my hair. I giggled as his hot breath tickled my scalp. “Stop,” I said, pushing him away. “I wasn’t able to wash up last night,” I groggily said. He kissed my cheek. “I wiped you down, though. You passed out after the third round, so I went to the bathroom and wiped you with a warm towel.” I smiled and looked up at him with bright eyes. “So, you’ve also studied about aftercare, huh? Up to this moment, I’m still doubtful if this is your first time,” I said, narrowing my eyes. He chuckled and ruffled my hair. “How many times do I have to tell you? Who could I have had sex with aside from you? I’ve never been in a relationship before,” he said softly. I felt an indescribable feeling go through my b

Ella It's been three days since I’ve been stuck here, without any proper food or clean water. My throat is so parched that my voice had become huskier for the past few days. My mother and Maria aren’t in any better shape, though. However, at least, they were given one meal a day. I’ve only eaten what they threw in my cell since Norman decided to punish me by not giving me anything at all. For the last three days, majority of my mind has been taken up by Dalton. It would be a lie if I said that I didn’t hope to see him again. But, this is for the better. It’s best that we live our separate lives. I don’t want to drag him into this shitty life I have. I don’t want him to face a vile being like Norman. Speak of the devil—Norman came into the room with a bright smile on his face. He clapped his hands and went in front of my cell. I clicked my tongue and turned away from him. Seeing his face just fucking ruined my day. “Oh, my dear Ella! Why are you in suc

Arlo “Good job, my spy,” he said, looking behind me. I froze as I felt a presence behind my back. I bit my lips as I heard the familiar sound of his footsteps nearing where we were. Fuck. I could have never expected this. I turned around and saw him smugly walking over to where we were. He had his hands in his pocket, and no signs of remorse were shown on his face. My eyes narrowed as he stopped in front of us. “Anderson,” I muttered under my breath. He nonchalantly waved at me and smiled. “How’s it going, Alpha Arlo?” All of us stood frozen, shocked by his unexpected betrayal. He went next to Norman and crossed his arms in front of his chest. He looked at our shocked faces and smirked. “You never expected for this to happen, huh?” “How could you do this?” I asked, disappointment evident in my voice. He scoffed. “Don’t be so surprised, Arlo. You had this coming.” Devyn growled at my side. Since uncle Dalton, who was the

Hera“Welcome to paradise,” Norman said, guiding me towards his territory. I looked at the beat-up tents laid out on the ground and saw some very malnourished children playing among themselves in the dry gravel.They looked at me with curiosity as I walked down the path with Norman. I smiled at them, but their mothers quickly hid them away when they saw us approaching. I frowned as I looked at their fearful eyes. We went past them and arrived at a luxurious house. Compared to the other houses within the vicinity, this house stood out too much. Norman opened the door to the luxurious house and invited me to come in. What welcomed us was a number of young teenagers cleaning up the house.“Cook something up for my precious daughter. Bring it up to my