olm'

ened eyes. The look on her face confirmed

ed to process what was happening. Growing up, my father had made me believ

w wrong

n-like tone whereas I was just confir

close the gap between us but she took a s

, trying to calm her raging nerves but that did

ook around and I was certain her mind was al

my mate and..." Suddenly, I pressed my

eded to say, "You were the girl in the woods right?" She didn't give

ips and then went further to say, "You make good

nfirmation that she was pleased with my words

the deity of the moon goddess to inquire about my father's f

e of the heavyweight of the information the deity had

out my sorrows but my happiness was short-lived w

or refusing to say a word to me, I r

nd woo

could only imagine the tough t

ut I had no choice but to accept my fate. With Lyra, things were different, I never felt any form of conne

te and both of us should get alo

Both of us are mates and so we should be best of friends." I said, closing this gap between us. This time

on you. Whatever the problem is, don't hesitate to

I grabbed her shoulder and then proceeded to place

ide but yet, my mind was still unsettled. I kep

yra isn't my mate but Davina is?" I muttered

ll have to tell father my findings otherwise I would be stuck with

sed contained food. "I never asked..." I couldn't finish speaking before Lyra appeared and

you didn't have breakfast and ha

o say a word to them before they got the message

into the room and then helped

nything the matter?" She as

er grip was so strong that if I dared move

mates and soon we are going to be mated, hiding things f

ra." I refuted her claim at once else

o get words from you but you wouldn't say a thing.

I ratted out, glaring at her w

my feet, I snarled

o caution as I dug my hand into my hair, regret

ate

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