TAKING THE DEMON'S MATE
days l
Finally awake? Have some camomile tea. You look like you pulled an all-nighter, yet you slept early last ni
yself.' Arlen hissed, overt
nd for the doctor." Juliu
that." Arlen flinched when
slowed down an
er strategy to see the Widower of Beaumont Castle at night. Shapeshift
at state would reflect on his original body. Not even death was off the table. So tumbling down a
f him. All Luca did in his room was read, meditate and w
bruises and signs of fatigue, but there was n
white overall at eight in the evening. Julius tucked him in without co
ight. Could you leave th
o you need mo
en shook
ou rest. Call if
shut his eyes as th
pened in his room and returned to the bed. Satisfied, he mounts enough energy to keep him af
rling in the atmosphere to dance to the tune. And when the son
r. On her head was a lustre of raven black hair similar to Arlen's, half he
ce gown, depicting her status. On her left h
r frames lowe
hand on his cheek. She had no eyes, nose or lips. Nonetheless, Arlen could deciph
ndora holds up her hand and
oach, but I like this alpha." Arlen froze at his own words when his mother's neck becam
the nervousness. Tired, Arlen let go and sighed. "Luca is an alpha
er on her chin and focused on what she wanted to put across. Arlen bit
d paper, but Julius might hear
stands to give as many demonstrations as
ntroduce myself t
ora
put much thought into meeting the alpha in the first place. The woman floats to the bed and sits, ass
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de his window. He did not refuse when Axel invited him for a quick run. The
re they were headed, the br
aid Axel after tak
at his brother's feet which had t
ir." Axel sounded excited. Why wouldn't he when they hardly had the time to do this at home? Axel
ter, picking up the pace, hopin
nd pulling each other's toes. In one of those playful scuf
is instincts. They were maintaining this form; turning was not permitted. He goe
nh
forever? I've been waiting for you to show up in person. Return what you took from my room. If this is a plot to harm me, think agai
ist on his chest, trying to still his breath. Too many butterflies fluttered in his stomach; he had never experienced this much pressure from wa
Lu
s behind him,
he knew something was up. For the one in hiding who wished to get Beaumont alone
rd flew out. His claws popped out of
sprints past the younger. Axel's expression eased. It was unusual that a spy would br