All Chapters of Fated With Two Mates: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

It is not even remotely imaginable that I am wrong. Because of the length of time that we have spent together, I will never be able to confuse his enticing and lovely scent with that of another person's. It was indeed he who was observed about here. But why on earth would he cross the boundary in the first place? Why would he choose to put himself in such danger...I pulled a sad face and pouted. It was imperative that I stand up, navigate my way into that part of the crowd, and find him in order for us to be able to have a conversation with each other. When I had stopped hearing Adler, a lot of questions started coming to me, and I started to have hope for the future again. The only sound I could hear was the sound of my own suffocation, and this made me conscious as well as anxious.As a consequence, my chest began to pound quickly. After a glance in another direction, I then switched my focus to the Alpha, who was also looking around at the time. When I realized that he had found Co

I froze. For seconds, I was not able to react. I didn’t see it coming. His words and expression the last time we talked were still instilled in me that I didn’t think he would greet me with a hug, and with those words. I turned to my human form without me realizing it. Conrad must have felt it. He broke out, removed his shirt, then put it on me. His eyes were serious as he did it. I was speechless myself. But after me made me wore it, he pulled me again into a hug. Conrad embraced me with his emotions pouring. His warmth covering me. His scent mixing in mine. For almost a week we were separated in each other, I couldn’t help but hug him back like he was an instict. No. I responded even before I fully realized what he said. I missed him that much. “Conrad,” I called his name with disbelief. “I don’t have a choice.” “Come with me.” “Then, I’d be a rogue wolf, I can’t do that.” My fingers scraped his shirt. “I love you, but I still cannot leave the pack. Not at the moment.” I just

Of course. What I said was part of the script to convince the Alpha. I had to make it sound as if I was innocent, and that I was concern about the state Adler would be in if I get unwell. The Alpha then left to summon his personal doctor. Jade, who had played her role right, gave me a look of relief, like she was glad everything had come to an end. I knew lying to the Alpha wasn’t easy for her. So I owe her one for helping me still. Jade left without a word, leaving both me and Adler in the bedroom. I finally had the freedom to act myself. I sat down, wiped the lipstick off me. I licked it, and winced when I tasted the chemicals. “You weren’t sick,” Adler said as he looked at me. “You made Jade lie to cover up for yourself…” “I thought you knew.” I removed the blanket off my legs. “But that doesn’t matter now. Do you know the Alpha’s personal doctor?” His brows met. Confusion crossed his eyes as he followed me sternly. Adler was calm, but not collected. He probably wanted to ask a

While I was asleep in his house? When was that, over two weeks ago? Was he already thinking about buying me this ring then? That long? My lips formed a thin line. I lowered down my gaze, avoiding his eyes. The pleased feeling was then overhwelmed by something else. What was this, I feel swayed.No.Perhaps even more greater. I breathed hard, and then I stood up. “Well… I haven’t thought of a gift, but I would surely think of one to give you before our marriage…” Feeling happy over this, and not giving him something in return afterwards would not sit right to the other wolves in this pack. If we truly wanted to convince them, then our love for each other, fakedly, should not be one sided. I should also shower him with what I could afford. But what, when the only thing I could give right now was not material thing but love, trust and loyalty? I mean, of course, I meant that fakedly. Because those were something I could only wholeheartedly present to Conrad. But if we were to talk in an

If there was anyone who would have the authority to make these betas move out of their post, it would be no other than Adler, their future Alpha. Having that into consideration, I called Adler. I told him the situation as soon as he picked it up, and he cooperated without complain, which I did not expect because when it came down to meeting Conrad, he would always say something negative. But of course, that became the least of my concern. I asked Adler to call the betas and make them leave. I didn’t care what story he put up, or what method he’d came up with. I only wanted to make sure they would leave, and I wouldn’t be seen or caught. That was exactly what happened. Adler pulled a stunt, and the betas ran without a second thought, probably eager to make an impression to Adler. I took that opportunity to leave. I escaped. I crossed the border, once again, but with the help of Gunner, Jade, and Adler this time. Though I’ll also come back tomorrow, and that would mean I would need to