All Chapters of Mate on His Front Door: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Alex didn't think that this was how the apology would go, because it sure shocked her to silence. She realized we still hadn't said anything, but she wouldn't if she had her way with how she was feeling. At that moment, she wanted nothing more than hug him and tell me that she doesn't need the world, that he was alone for her, and that he had been since the first time she set eyes on him. “Oh, Gabe.” She said, slightly touching his cheek before retrieving her hand. "I love you too, you silly man. I have since the first time we met. I just couldn't stop thinking about you. It was why I was more hurt that you didn't trust me.” She said. He nodded. "And, I'm sorry about that. I won't let it happen again.” He said. She sighed. "You really shouldn't be apologizing to me but to Max,” she said, half expecting him to disagree or throw a tantrum that he can't do that, but he just shrugged and nodded his head. "I hear you.” He said. It wasn't so hard now, was it, admitting the way he felt

That night after the training, Alex sat down in her room tired even though she did nothing stressful, waiting for dinner to be ready. She wondered why she was getting tired quickly these days and hoped it had nothing to do with trying to find the work that might or might not be dead already in her, or that was buried deep down somewhere. That would be too much work. Yawning, she stood up to get rid of her clothes and grabbed the towel she had placed beside her on the bed to wrap around her body, then she glanced at the door, hoping no one came in. Galatia was supposed to come to call her for dinner when he was done cooking, and he was cooking something for God knows the reason. She didn't even know he would offer to cook or know how to, but she guessed she would find out the latter when she ate the food. She stretched and heard a cracking sound in her waist joint before walking to the bathroom where she spend about half an hour just soaking in the bath with hot water and strawberr

She had started her training full time but it was happening at Berkeley Moore as Gabe had told her it would. Although, this didn't really come to her as training because most of what she does was run around some set pillars about a hundred times or so. She wondered how that would help her get her to wolf out. She was drenched with sweat with no promise of getting what she wanted or needed. She couldn't feel her would or anything in form of life at all within her. She started to swing her hand forward as the instructor told her to, but it was of no help. Sighing, she clenched her teeth and closed her eyes, groaning as loud as she could to imitate pushing when in labor, but even that didn't work. “Okay, you need to stop, Alex. You're not concentrating enough and that's why you're in so much conflict. You wolf; even though you feel like you don’t have one or she's dead, is there somewhere, feeling everything you're feeling." He shook his head. "You need to concentrate as much as you c

Alex didn't go back to sleep though, instead, she yawned and opened her eyes fully. It took her a minute and a few blinks to get adjusted to the darkness of the living room. Gabe thought of turning on the light but he stayed transfixed in the way she was with the moonlight behind her. She looked so out of this world with the light bouncing off her skin and the shadow of the darkness illuminating her made her look so perfect. There was no doubt in him that he would have fallen in love with this woman, regardless of whether or not she was his mate. That was a major help, but it wasn't the only factor for why he couldn't live without her. A couple of minutes after waking up, she moved a little on her elbow to raise her up. "What time is it?" she asked him in a whisper as her eyes adjusted to the room and she saw him. This was unexpected, seeing him here but she wasn't startled at all. It was as if she somehow knew he was here or had been for a while watching her while she slept. She l

Being careful about everything now was the order of the day, until she was able to wolf out. To Alex, this still felt like she was being pranked because she didn't feel like she had a wolf inside of her no matter what everyone kept saying. She was supposed to train today, but she was feeling a bit down, plus she had to rest well if she was following Gabe to the party at his office tonight. The company was having a party, an annual thing. Well, she wants really all that interested, so, she didn't want to think much about it. She closed her eyes and pulled the pillow a little bit tighter against her before she sighed. It was a real work trying to find something within her she wasn't sure existed, but she had to keep trying if she didn't want to die. “I should have just been born human, or not turned out to be their concealed child who happen to be a werewolf. Wouldn't that be so easy than having to go through all of these?” she whispered to herself, but no answer came. Well, the lat