An Enemy Called Mate

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Alpha Darwin to hear. I didn't want to stress myself by struggling to not be touched, espe

den to him. I knew that I was a burden, but I'm thankful that he listened to me for once in

steps approach me. I spotted expensive shoes walking out o

ned, and she assisted me to a large, spacious room. She must be Anj

. At night, I could move my properly massaged legs after Anji trained

e allowed me to eat as much as I wanted. At a time, it felt lik

oft, calm tone. I'd never seen a lady so calm and gentle until I met her.

’s repeated statem

about yourself, you should mentio

of my marriage with the so-called Xander. From my perspective, Alpha Darwin is cunning

ey did before my eighteenth birthday. They left when they were done with

eeks to make my cheeks look full. I looked extremely radiant with the make-up and the stunn

as a beast, a werewolf who killed his own mate. Sadly, I have no true family to co

he tutorial makeup from my face and lay on the queen-s

oom throughout, eating and preparing to act like a rich Alpha’s

ide complained that they wanted to make it occur at night, so that I and the

pt when Nikolas returned. But what if h

to escape that. I don't want

I was in a dazzling dress, and I signed the marriage papers, but the man, Alpha Xander wa

about that. He hurriedly led me to the car that drove past the p

me for once. He stared at the road, and he didn't

Alpha Darwin did not seem to think about my safety. He didn't cons

ess he despi

ng to?” I asked the driver, br

lfa,” I heard t

speaking another

change of tone. “Actually, I don't understand your lan

driver replied, his English sounding like a piece of br

body. Although I felt relaxed, I tried to check my surroundings. It was very dark outside, an

to return to this pack, so after I get my mother, I will stay in the pack

re

turned around quickly, preparing

acing. I was frightened, with lots of thoughts running through my mi

issue. It will be fixed soon,” the driver spoke with a calm voice. He didn't s

mething was wrong. Also, the driver stared blankl

emed like it was injured or wounded, and another wolf pounced on him, striking him with blows as th

quiet response echoed from him, “It was a minor issu

ns after his last response. Instead of focusing on what happened earl

n as the car drove past it. But inwardly, I knew that what happen