All Chapters of My Mate; My bully: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

She looked perfect. Lying on her back, the sheets wrapped around her waist, Kerry's mark displayed on her neck. They'd spent the better part of twelve hours breaking in his bed, and their new mate bond.When he left the room, his wolf cried out in pain on leaving his mate. It was his wolf's deep-seated fear of losing their second mate, even though Kerry reassured him that he would do anything to save Demetria.Kerry walked into the kitchen the next morning, starting a pot of coffee for Demetria when she woke up, and then walked outside on the front porch. He half expected to see the evil twins standing in the yard, ready for a fight. The silence settled like nails on a chalkboard. Something wasn't right about it all.It was quiet before the storm, he was sure of it. "Busy night?"Kerry jumped backward, stumbling against the doorway. "Crap on a cracker, Cynthia. I'm a wolf, it's supposed to be impossible to sneak up on me, yet, here you are," he said, settling back against the railing.

"What's it like to have your mark on a woman again?" Alpha Davis asked.Kerry smiled, while stripping out of his clothes. It was different having a mark on Demetria and him not having hers on him. His last mate was a she wolf, and she marked him also. He smirked at the thought of letting Demetria bite him, or better yet, pick out a tattoo for him.Something that would tell everyone he was hers. It was only fair, since his mark littered her neck; it looked beautiful against her porcelain skin, the tips of her blond hair vaguely hiding it when she wore it down.But Kerry noticed how she wore her hair back, showcasing the mark as if she was excited, which made him all the more proud. "Yoo-hoo," Alex said, elbowing Kerry. "Dad asked you a question. You zoned out over there."Kerry glanced between the two wolves. "My bad. It feels amazing to have her here, and to know she's mine. It took long enough."Alpha Davis chuckled and took off his shirt. "Have you talked to her about pups?"Alex

Demetria stepped into the passenger side of Kerry's truck wearing a summer dress that killed him. His wolf wanted to drag her back into the house, and never leave. But they needed to be away from prying ears.They needed a place to talk, and frankly, Kerry needed to take Demetria away from the pack house.The full-moon was coming, the professor was potentially creeping around the perimeter, but it made Kerry want to take her away even more. It made Kerry want to spend a normal day with her, to show her it wouldn't always be like this. They would find their peace, and be together one day without doom and gloom hanging over them.Kerry started the truck, and made it well onto the highway when Demetria laughed.He glanced over at her beaming face."Something funny?"She shook her head. "I'm so glad to be away from there. It feels like three thousand pounds lifted from my shoulders when we left. It's one thing after the other-,"Kerry reached over and palmed her thigh. "I know. Come over

The professor lying across Kerry and Demetria's lap stirred when he turned into the pack house's driveway. Demetria looked unbothered that a random stranger was riding with them, and in all honesty, she looked giddy. Maybe it was the night out, or the new tattoo on Kerry's neck, but either way, he would take it. The night seemed to lessen the stress she'd been under, and Kerry knew it was worth every minute away from the pack.Several wolves trained outside of the pack house when he parked and pulled the professor out and onto the ground."Go get Alpha Davis," he told one of the younger wolves.Demetria slammed her door and walked around, looking observant of everyone around them. She spotted Cynthia amongst a circle of shewolves. Her gaze didn't last long, but Kerry caught the look of irritation on her face.She had that gut feeling that Kerry also had inside. He wasn't one hundred percent sure, and neither was she, or Cynthia would be toast by now."Dude is still out of it," she sai

Kerry walked over toward the infirmary the next morning, giving the professor time to chill out before he began his interrogation. One of the pack nurses was checking the bump on his head when he walked through the door.The professor jumped back against the wall, cowering behind the shewolf in fear. "No! Get him away from me! He's the one who did this," he said, pointing toward the bump on his head.Kerry halted in the doorway with a smile on his face. There was a fairly big bump on his face, and it made Kerry chuckle. He had seen much worse on humans. "I come in peace," he said.The nurse gave him a look. "Have a seat, Kerry. You can chat with Mr. No Name here, while I put a bandage on this. He's like a kid, adamant that he needs a bandage."Kerry plopped down in the chair and madeuncomfortable eye contact with him. "I'm not some supernatural human. I need a bandage."Kerry rolled his eyes. Weak human. "Mr. No Name, huh? You think Jane doesn't know your name and we can't find it ou