nds when she shouldn’t even be close to th

cusations. “No, I suffocate

this and I am sure that she is silent

keep his glare and I continue to look everywhere but him.

re’s a difference.” He nods w

ter?” His mood takes a sudden change when I say

ut I don’t mind… of course I do mind. I j

ly, Isabella.” His expression changes to somethin

. He takes me as a daughter and when I was little he never wanted me to step into

you that Summe

mediately and I keep my

filled with rage. “She was in the middle of extra h

send me there if you knew that they are horm

e very much important. I trained you myself an

trust is that I can

enraged voice fills the ai

s my cousi

d ears and her blue eyes watching every single thing in the room. She proba

s my f

ge and I notice how his once darken eyes are gone. Summer

him start a war for me. The kind that a father would have for his daughter

t to the training grounds.” She begins to play with her fingers,

o step into where the wolves are tr

ht.” Her blue eyes stares up at him

re her, holding her arms as he goes down. Bot

fight. You’ve had training ev

agic, dad. I need to learn how to defend myself without magic.

that because you wil

she feels the same way I feel sometimes, like to pu

help me. Not even you or my magic.” She stomps on her feet angrily. “The

loud and clear. The next thing she does is to stand on her feet and she wa

that your daughter n

s need physical combat training, I accept that but

y me. “I still repeat myself th

elf.” He says, ignori

nod at my own words and when he doesn’t

n he speaks. “Where are you going,

r why I still stand there listening to his words. Oh, because he is th

y turned for a month as punishment and you are not

out is for me to glare at the door in front of me, my finge

me, dea

t my disrespect and also ignoring the chills that I feel when I go against the order

try to run away from it, I mostly get into trouble wi

eed as I run. I blocked my wolf out but that doesn’t mean that her abilities are bloc

est, to the west of the castle. The thorns of the forest leaves pierces me as I s

afe

matter how many times I see it. In front of me is a clearing and after that clearing is a glori

eyes off the way the water flows into a clear lake beneath the waterfall. W

. From here I can see everything the waterfall has to offer. The butterflies hovering

it, the sun is coming down and the moon takes its place, also reflecting on the water. The b

ing in my direction and I don’t know how but it finds a way to

ng how it can be doing this, then my eye

n. A shadow looms at a distance in a clear corner of the waterfall. I

to look for a weapon a thankfully, my hand feels a branch

ow stills, before it begins to move again, getting smaller and smaller

blinking at me and I hol

see him clearly, his structure is enough t

omehow I feel like there’s something hidden

same time I stand up, still holding the branch before me and

scan through his odd attire, both top

rized as a strong male, not bulky but just

smooth that I feel like rubbing my face on it- wait, what. I am

a pointed nose leading up to his eyes.

means. For once in a very long time, my wolf is present in my head as she breaks the barri

at

That’s impossible. She is not sup

ocked. The movement is so quick and tiny that if I wasn’t watching carefully I wouldn

lips as he fully steps out

your mate

because of his clean British accen

und our mate after centuries of waiting. This is a dream come through, i

d, not bothering to correct her that we

more than that to me and

the stranger in front of me who happens to be my mate

e how long it would take you to figure out that I was here and it

are p

the process but what I get back in return is h

ly staring at me with concern. He takes a step forward and I take several b

are

r ma

ightly annoys me and I

uld be alright, darling. ” He walks cl

emembering when he called me Isabella. I observe his smell,

a wolf, neither are you

ket of his trousers. “First, you asked wh

his hair fall over his eyes. “Make a d

ke my head, pushing my wolf ba

ut

answer anythin

re I realize that I said that out

o I decide to drop down the

ll me… Nath

at’s a fine

head increases, making me wince. I feel like my head is been struck by

to the ground, feeling mu

ault for loc

ad in place. I feel like it’s pulling apart, like

lm down, let

ch on my head. It stops, the pulling apart, the slight hum of my wolf and the pain, they

ern and I jump to my feet as quickly as I can,

the stranger who doesn’t seem to be chasing me back. I don’t us

stumble a few times but that doesn’t st

or him to follow me and with a deep breath I coll

ding in front of the big doors of the castle with his ar

No, he is my uncle and the all

n, the direction that I came out from, where my mate is. For once in my life

ke it off. My wolf is trying to influence me in going back and I know ver

e not

eyes pops into my head and I shake my head

ut

he only sentence you know how to say

understand. I don’t want to confuse you and let your head explode out of lack of k

talking abou

alking to my wolf aloud. She sni

ews you up and spi

es of my funeral is been

eet. “You’re going

I stepped in front of him when I was talking with my wolf

’ My wolf snicker

ncle and with the much disrespect I have caused I

a smile on my face, not understanding why my v

me before you left.” My uncle’s eyes remains o

nable to tell him that I have found my mate. “I went for a

ia

agreement on his side and unlucki

ruth I’ll let Minerva feed you more butte

th Ronald, and I paid the cost for it. It was her that made me have a grea

do no su

talking and his eyes moves to my side, at the same time, the all

the fresh scent intensifies. My mind

ut Izzy, she was only paying

’t stop her s

he saying go

h

I am alw