My Enemy, My Mate

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daffodils lingering on it. It was the same girl I had smelled earlier. The beautiful girl in the blue dress with silky black hair; I knew her

made me feel completely safe in a way I never knew before. It was a small feeling, like it was not the complete feeling I could

y doorstep. I did not have the energy to morph back into my human for

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ng alone on a paper plate. I did not start crying yet, but I had a feeling I would start crying at some point this evening.

led me out of the door and to his car. I could make out the shape of his black Jaguar

s car feeling my hopes dashed to pieces. He looked over to me from the driver's side and seemed

led my seatbelt but

stomach was just one giant knot as I waited for the ax to fall. Finally, when we got to my house, I said nothing.

a lot of pain in his voice.

is over with at this point. I started solemnly down at our entwined ha

e were at the dance, I felt nothing for you. I knew that you probably felt the same way. We aren't soulmates. We aren't meant to

We have two years of a passionate and loving relationship. W

aid, "I am not letting it go, Ariana. It is destiny. We don't c

ne necklace from my neck and threw it on the ground. I dashed inside and cried myself to sleep. My mother came into my room

as there yet except for Carol and me. I stared at the wall while Carol ranted on and on about all the gossip she heard about what happened to Trit

lass. I saw Patty enter the room, looking pretentious as ever. I knew deep insi

e you," Patty yelled at one of my pack members. She was a young 15-year-old, and I couldn't stand to see Patty pick on her.

her a shove. "She didn't do anything to you. L

d see a spark in her eyes. I wa

be ridiculous. I don't need to fight

m. I spun around quickly to see Alex enter the room. I did not want to see him. All I wanted was to never see

nned him in a cor

s gaze. My stomach was a knot, and I did not want to see what he looked like. I

" He answered slowly. I glared at

with a gulp, "Pa

now. No one held them. They were alone.

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