All Chapters of An Unwanted Fate : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Ryan’s POV As soon as the front door opened and my Angel’s mouthwatering scent reached me, I was on my feet to go to her. When I heard what Alpha Klein said to her earlier, aside from wanting to murder the fucker, I had ached to pull her into my arms and comfort her. When she turned to face us after his insult, she held a placid expression on her face but I could see the pain in her beautiful blue eyes and it nearly broke me. My heart told me to reach for her but my head told me she wouldn’t want that. She was trying so hard to appear strong and I needed to let her walk out with her head held high. But now, I wanted her to know she never had to pretend for us. She could always express her true feelings to us and we would never see her as weak. “I missed you so much, Angel!” I growled playfully as my brother and I both tackled her in a hug. She giggled and the sound made my heart actually do a little flip. Reegan was busy burying his nose in her hair, inhaling her scent like he was

Reegan’s POV This was pure torture! What the fuck was happening to me? Somewhere in the span of the last two weeks, I had gone from the guy who could never stomach the idea of actually spending the entire night in the same bed with a she-wolf to this guy, the one who now apparently can’t sleep at all without a she-wolf lying next to me. Well, one she-wolf in particular. I used to sleep like a baby, in my own room, in my own bed, alone. Every night! Even after a hook-up, I always came home alone. It was a personal rule. Looks like I should've kept my mouth shut instead of teasing Kat about karma being a bitch. Truer words were never spoken and they have come back to bite me in the ass. Because now, I would give anything not to be in this bed alone. I need my baby girl in my arms, her scent enveloping me and the feel of her soft skin touching mine. I have tried everything I can think of to get to sleep. I even tried to read. An actual book! Even if I had found it interesting, my wo

Kat’s POV My head was spinning with everything I’d just heard. Part of me did not want to believe it. I mean, how could I possibly be what they said I am, a Celtic Wolf with special abilities, and never realized it? But an even bigger part of me knew it to be true. I couldn’t explain it. I just knew. Not to mention my wolf who was chanting “I told you so” in my head over and over. So many things seemed to make sense all of a sudden, like puzzle pieces fitting together. I had always felt things deeply, had strong reactions to emotionally charged circumstances. When my mom died, I had days where the sadness consumed me. I had found it strange at the time. Not that I was sad, because of course I missed my mother. But it was almost as though I could feel the broken bond as my father felt it. Looking back, some of my most difficult times, days when the grief was so raw I couldn’t even get out of bed, were some of my father’s worst days as well. What I found coincidental at the time, now

Ryan’s POV As much as I hated being away from my angel for even an hour, I was actually looking forward to this drive and having some time to process the events of the last two days. I would miss Kat like crazy and my wolf was restless about leaving her, but so much had happened recently and it had us on edge. I needed some time to think and gain some perspective. Firstly, the incident with Alpha Klein had really upset Kat. I was fucking pissed at him for hurting my mate but my priority was to comfort her and make sure she was okay. Which meant I hadn’t really dealt with my own feelings about it yet. I wasn’t sure how I would be able to work with him going forward when all I really wanted was to kill him slowly and painfully. The fact that neither my brother or I took a swing at him was a testament to the calming effect our mate had on us. Despite how I felt about her ex, we had a lot to offer his pack through our alliance. Those were Kat’s people, her friends and family. We could

Reegan’s POV I stood leaning against the railing of the huge wrap around porch in front of the pack house while Kat and Ryan said their goodbyes. Knowing I was going to have her all to myself for the next couple days had me so excited. I felt I could afford to be a little generous and give them a few minutes alone. I could feel the anxiety rolling off my brother through our twin bond. The thought of leaving our mate behind for even a short period of time had him and his wolf on edge. But we had agreed it was best that only one of us go meet mom and dad. There was no way we would leave Kat alone while both of us went, and given the surprise we were working on, it was better not to take her along. Besides, something in me wanted the first time our parents met our mate to be here, on our land, in our home. An airport terminal just seemed too impersonal for such a momentous occasion. And if I knew my mother, she was going to want to know my baby girl’s whole life story since birth. At