Lahat ng Kabanata ng I Have Two Wolves and Three Mates: Kabanata 191 - Kabanata 200

Third Person Point of ViewFor a long moment, Riley sat silently on the edge of her mother's bed.Her mates lingered nearby, but none of them dared to speak. They were simply watching her with deep worry in their eyes. And there was Kimberley, standing at the door, her gaze filled with sadness. Poor, innocent Kimberley, who had nothing to do with this tangled mess but still suffered because of her friendship with Riley…Riley took a deep breath and finally spoke.“Can… can all of you come near? I have something to say…”The four of them immediately stepped forward, forming a small, tense circle around her. Riley reached out and took Kimberley’s hand first.“I’m sorry,” she murmured.Her voice cracked, tears overflowing from her eyes.“Kim… I am… so… sorry…”Riley hugged her tightly and buried her face in Kimberley’s chest.“Riley… honey… what...?” Kimberley asked, bewildered, holding Riley’s trembling body close.“For drugging your coffee,” Riley managed to say at last.The confession

Third Person Point of ViewRiley’s first therapy session felt strange.Not painful. Not fearful. Just strange.Talking about all her vulnerabilities with a stranger… well, it truly felt unfamiliar.But the psychiatrist Leo had brought her to was kind and gentle. She was middle-aged, calm, and carried herself with quiet confidence, the kind that came from experience and knowing exactly what she was doing. She didn’t push Riley to talk. She didn’t pry. She simply listened patiently, even when Riley spoke only in fragments, pieces scattered here and there. Even when it was clear that Riley was consciously avoiding certain parts, the woman never pressured her.That patience became Riley’s greatest relief during that strange session.So, in fragments, Riley talked.About the suffocation. About the urge to flee. About her demons. About the fear that she would become like her mother. About dying once and still not feeling safe in her second life.She left out parts about her mates betraying

Third Person Point of ViewAfter David made his request, the foreign executive looked utterly confused and trapped.Slowly and hesitantly, he turned to Eash and Ezra, silently asking them to comply, without making a scene. He had no intention of offending the President.Eash and Ezra stiffened.They had no intention of letting David anywhere near Riley.They had worked tirelessly, endured so much, just to help her heal. Slowly, she was recovering, but if she talked to David now, he could destroy everything with just a few words. He was that cunning and ruthless.However, the meeting with the foreign executives was also extremely important. They had worked hard on this deal for weeks. If it succeeded, their company would open a branch in a foreign country, a massive achievement for a company that wasn’t even three years old. Creating a scene here by refusing the President access to his daughter could jeopardise the entire negotiation. Worse, it could destroy the deal completely, with n

Third Person Point of View“Let’s go to my room.”Riley’s words and her inviting smile left her mates speechless for a moment. How long had they waited for this moment, for Riley to ask them to come closer, to choose intimacy with them on her own? Their hearts were swelled with happiness. Their bodies were reacting in a way they couldn't even deny.They didn’t waste another second.Eash lifted her into his strong arms, his breath rapid, the fresh scent of the forest after rain spreading around him effortlessly, without any restraint. He climbed the stairs in steady but hurried steps. Ezra and Leo followed closely, both of them feeling slightly upset because they, too, wanted to carry Riley, wanted her head resting against their chests, but this wasn’t the time to think about who got what. Riley was willing. That was all that mattered.Eash placed Riley gently on her bed as if she were made of glass. Leo hurried toward her. Ezra closed the door behind them and locked it. Tonight was ab

Third Person Point of ViewThe entire pack house was filled with a festive atmosphere. A grand lunch had been arranged in Riley’s honour. Long tables were filled with traditional dishes, rich with delicious aromas, many of which Riley had never seen before.Silvester sat at the head of the table, with Elisabeth and his beta seated on either side of him. Elisabeth made Riley sit beside her. Leo sat on Riley’s other side, with Eash next to him. David sat opposite them, with Ezra beside him.After Silvester officially started the lunch, everyone began to eat. Elisabeth personally served Riley, carefully placing food onto her plate.“Your mother loved these,” she said softly. “Tell me which ones you like, so I can cook them for you in the future.”Riley tried almost everything, reluctant to say no to the kind and loving Elisabeth. Some dishes she genuinely liked, while others she didn’t. What made her chest ache, however, was the realisation that she had never known her mother liked these