All Chapters of My Unexpected Mate: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Calyx“Worthless,” Odette spits out, her gaze filled with disgust as she gazes at Jasmine’s lifeless form. I swallow hard, struggling to stay standing against the fierce wind battering me. My eyes flicker back to Jasmine’s body on the ground, then up to meet Odette’s icy stare. “Why did you choose her as your prey? You had a whole pack of rogues to choose from in Bloodmoon Bay.” Odette turns towards me, her smirk twisting into a sinister grin as she looks towards the inn at the far end of the boardwalk. With a chill running down my spine, I realise that this was all an elaborate game to her. And now it was my turn to play along, or risk becoming another victim in her twisted game of power and control.“Oh Calyx, did you really think I wouldn’t find out about your little secret? This is where you hide all your whores, isn’t it? You may have used the bond to save the other one, but she met her grisly end, anyway. How unfortunate. I wish I could have tasted her heart too,” she cackles, b

NaomiShe taps her foot as the waves crash against the shore, spraying up behind her. “Ataz get rid of that body, the sun will be rising soon and I don’t want her still lying here when that happens!” she barks. Ataz scurries to do her bidding all too eager to get back into her good graces. She looks down at him with a sneer and I know that once this is over, he is going to be in a world of pain. I roll my eyes as he tries to drag the body away. Jasmine’s body is slick with blood and rain, making her skin so slippery his hands are unable to grasp her.“Can’t you do anything!” She spits before she snaps her fingers at Tobin. “You go help him. I don’t want this coming back to us,” he gives her a nod, walking over to Ataz to help him with the body. He looks my way, then back at Odette. Before he can speak, she waves him off. “We’re just going to have a little chat girl to girl,” fixing her gaze on me as she taps her foot in annoyance. This is it. I can feel it. Without them here, I won’t

NaomiI emerged from the front doors of the manor, my heart a constant drumbeat in my chest as I stepped into the moonlit garden. The full moon loomed overhead, casting an eerie glow over the meticulously manicured hedges and vibrant flowers. Cal stood there, his presence radiating like a tangible force, his magic crackling and dancing around him. He exuded power and confidence in a way I had never seen before, sending chills down my spine. My nerves were on edge, unsure of what to make of this new version of Cal standing before me.Cal’s piercing gaze meets mine as I approach, the moonlight reflecting in his eyes like a predator on the hunt. “Naomi,” he growls, his voice sending electric shocks through my body. “Are you prepared?” My heart races and my throat tightens as I nod, unable to speak. “I’ve been ready for this moment since the day we met,” I whisper with determination, steeling myself for what is to come.With a commanding gesture, he beckoned me to stand before him. As I s

NaomiMy boots teetered on the precarious edge of the cliff, the wind howling and rattling my bones with its ferocity. The stench of saltwater and old memories filled my nostrils, stirring up a familiar longing and pain in my chest. I was torn between the dangerous allure of the Chaos Coven and the bittersweet pull of my past life in Bloodmoon Bay. My mind and heart battled against each other until the weight of my decision became unbearable. With a heavy heart and trembling legs, I made my choice. Time to leave the Chaos Coven and Calyx, my second chance mate. I needed space, clarity, and perhaps a little bit of healing.Calyx stands stoically by my side, his piercing eyes boring into mine, searching for any hint of wavering resolve. “Naomi,” he whispers, barely audible over the roaring waves crashing against the jagged cliffs below. “Are you absolutely certain about this?”My heart clenches at the thought of leaving him behind, but I steel myself against the tumultuous emotions swir

CalyxNaomi’s departure left a gaping hole in my chest that throbbed with longing. The walls felt like they were closing in, suffocating me as Ataz and Tobin went about their business, oblivious to the turmoil raging inside me. I couldn’t shake off the feeling of unease, like something was lurking around every corner waiting to pounce. Two days without her felt like an eternity, and I could feel myself spiralling into madness without her calming presence by my side.“Drink it, Cal,” Tobin snaps, his voice dripping with frustration and impatience. The sight of the herbal tea in front of me makes my stomach churn, but I know I have to drink it. It’s like drinking boiling dirt, a taste that burns my tongue and threatens to make me gag. Tobin pours himself a cup without hesitation, but even he has to grimace at the putrid smell before forcing it down his throat, holding his nose as if that will somehow mask the taste. I follow suit, hoping that by chugging it quickly I can avoid tasting it