All Chapters of His Forbidden Mate: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Just as they had done the first time, Tudd and Tom met at the old building, which was located in the outskirts of the woods. The building was a dilapidated structure, with broken windows and a creaky door that swung open with a loud groan. The wind howled through the cracks in the walls, and the snowflakes swirled around them, as they stepped inside. The interior of the building was dark and musty, with cobwebs hanging from the ceiling and dust covering the floor. The only light came from the moon, which shone through the broken windows.Tom was waiting for Tudd. He had promised to be prompt, but he was nowhere to be found. Tom didn't feel comfortable about the place. He had suggested to Tudd that they meet somewhere else, but Tudd wouldn't change his mind.“This is the place that welcomes and accomodates my intentions,” he said. “Until I find another, we will keep meeting here,” he added.He was shivering from the cold, and his teeth were chattering. If only he could turn back and ju

Frederick's expression was fierce and unforgiving as he stood before Judah. His eyes were narrowed, and his jaw was clenched. Judah could feel the anger radiating off of him in waves.Frederick had sent DJ to call him that morning.“Did you tell him about the letter?" Judah asked him on their way to meet Frederick.“I could never be that insensitive,” he said. “I may not have given you my word, but I could not hurt you.”“Thank you,” Judah said, heaving a sigh of relief. Even though he didn't know why Frederick sent for him, he could appear before him looking relieved, knowing that his secret had not been blown open.But then, you never know what to expect from DJ. He is as unpredictable as a chameleon.“I know what you did,” Frederick said, his voice low and menacing.“What are you talking about?,” Judah asked him, confident he had done nothing wrong.“Bring it in,” Frederick said, seemingly speaking to someone Judah didn't see.“Here,” DJ said, as he handed Frederick the letter. He

Frederick stormed into the room, his eyes blazing with anger. Isabella and Daniel looked up from their conversation, startled by his sudden entrance. He was accompanied by two other werewolves, both of whom were much larger than him. The first one was a massive black wolf with piercing yellow eyes, while the second one was a short wolf with a scar running down his left eye.Daniel walked up to him, looking surprised.“What are they doing here?,” he whispered into his ear.“They are loyal to me!,” he fired at him.“They shouldn't be here, Frederick. It's a risky path we walk in. They may be loyal to you, but we cannot trust just anyone.”Pushing him aside, Frederick said, “You are not the one I have come for.” He took a couple of steps towards Isabella, who didn't seem to notice him.“Be careful what you say,” Daniel warned him from behind.“Did you see how he made an open show of me?,” Frederick said to her, his voice rising with each word. “Did you see that!?.”Daniel tried to calm h

The forest was quiet, save for the sound of leaves rustling in the wind. Damon walked through the trees, his senses on high alert. He knew that he was being watched, but he couldn’t see anyone. Suddenly, he heard a twig snap behind him. He spun around, his eyes glowing in the darkness.“Who’s there?,” he growled.“Relax, Damon,” a voice said from the shadows. “You should know already I'm the only one who walks this path in the dark. What took you so long?.”Damon recognized the voice immediately. It was Tudd. Earlier that day, while he worked at the chambers, Tudd had walked up to him and dropped a note in his pocket.“Do what it says,” he said as he walked away, smiling.Curious, Damon had gone to a quiet place. Picking up the small piece of paper, he had read the words…“Meet me by nightfall at the path I walk on. Make sure you come alone,” it read.Even though he didn't know what he wanted, Damon could tell Tudd was up to no good. He had decided to go out of curiosity. He saw an op

The room was dark and eerie, with only a few candles flickering in the background. The shadows cast by the candles danced on the walls, creating an eerie atmosphere. Frederick entered the room, his heart pounding in his chest. He knew that Lord Zack was not pleased with him, and he was nervous about what was to come.As he approached him, he could feel the tension in the air. Lord Zack’s probing eyes were fixed on him, and Frederick felt like he was about to be interrogated.“You left the woods last night with Judah. Where did you go?,” Lord Zack asked him, his voice cold and menacing.Frederick took a deep breath and tried to remain calm. “Judah and I needed time alone, especially in the dark of night,” he began.“Time alone with the old witch?,” Lord Zack chuckled.“Father!,” Frederick said, his voice rising. He had no idea who had fed him with that story.“You don’t have to deny it. I know what you did and why you did it. But I’m just worried you have made a deal with the devil, an