All Chapters of Mate on His Front Door: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

When she opened her eyes, the sun had already started to set which meant she had been sleeping for the last two hours. The darkness was already out, but the moon was there decorating the sky. The contrast of the light and darkness with the rippling of the water from the pool was too beautiful to be real. She yawned and used the back of her hand to cover up her mouth. This was a good one because she could feel the ease now in her body. She was getting weaker by the day as she trained so hard training to get her wolf out, and she was just too tired to do most of the house chores, sleeping more than she normally would in a day. She stood up and stretched her body, hearing her bones pop and crack as they snapped into place. She walked to her closet to pick up something to put over her bikini. She had gone for a swim in the afternoon after training so that she would be able to relax a little. She grabbed a jacket and wore it over her bikini, before slowly making her way back to out of h

Breathing Seattle’s air again after so long added to the scare that Alex was passing through at the moment. She was sitting beside Gabe in the car with Naomi and Galatia behind them but their presence didn’t help in reducing the way her heart was beating. “Oh God, let this be a dream.” She said to herself mentally. This wasn't just happening, oh but it was, and there was nothing she could do about it. The decision had been made to benefit her. According to Naomi and Gabe, they said that it was the next step to take into recover her wolf and become her true self of herself.They were going to visit her parents, and just going home to her house was bringing back so many bad memories. Memories she would rather, they stayed buried, but they can't, no matter what she told herself, it would always be a part of her life experiences. Alex wasn't a bad person, so she wouldn't claim that they were all bad, considering her father was the opposite of her mother to her, and her brother was just

They were back in Oregon, they had left the same day they got there because Alex couldn't stay there after they were done asking about how they came to adopt her. Gabe was taking her out on a date. They had been doing that a lot because he wanted her to always get her mind off things, that was the only way she could concentrate on getting her wolf out. He was downstairs waiting for her this evening after getting back home from the pack house where he had gone to have a meeting with the elder to tell them about finding Marilyn and Mason’s daughter and who she turned out to be. They had discussed at length and he had told them how they had also discovered that she was a werewolf concealed in humans even though his grandmother had suspected it before, and what they were doing for her to help wolf out. They had also concluded that she was brought to the pack house tomorrow so that they would be able to see things themselves, firsthand. That was a very bad idea, and he had made sure to

Sitting right there in front of her mother wasn't as satisfying as she hoped it would. She had hoped that she would be able to make her squirm and that would somehow give her satisfaction, but she only felt the opposite. Emptiness. That was all she felt. She had just arrived five minutes later at the coffee shop she had chosen, one that served fast food as well, so Alex had ordered a fat nice burger which she was waiting on now. She had out of respect for her elders asked if she wanted anything and the woman had declined. Even that didn’t bring her satisfaction. The fact that her presence here was enough to make Marilyn uneasy was golden and should have given her what she wanted but no such luck. “I hope you’re sure you don't really don't want anything?” she asked, her voice coming out a little more concerned than she intended. She quickly cleared her throat to mask it off before looking back at her. Marilyn shook her head and said that she was sure. She was too nervous to eat. S

After Beverly left the coffee shop, she headed straight to the pack house. As she went, she thought of what to do to get what she had just heard from Alex and Marilyn to everyone. She decided that she would have to act if she wanted it to be as flawless as possible. Luckily when she got home, she saw about five women sitting in the common room, including Rose. That was a good sign that this would be perfect because she was a woman who loved to talk. She would deal with her mother later. She dropped what she was holding and sat on the couch in the common room after greeting the women so that they noticed her. She opened her bag and removed her phone. She was going to have to pretend to take a call. Putting her phone to her ear, she started to fake a call. “Hello, I've been trying to call you for ages.” She said and listened as if someone was talking at the other end. “Yeah, it's all good. I had to go get something anyway.” She paused again, looking at the women she met in the roo