What were the odds of meeting people from our past lives in our current lives? I took a deep breath and asked consecutively, "Why and how did you reborn in this world?" "Does that mean you died too?" "How—I mean, why?" "Sorry, I'm so confused." "What about Tory—she'd be devastated; I was already—and so was you?" My tears streamed down in confusion and worry. He panicked, then tried to wipe my tears and explained what he remembered: "We secretly followed you on your trip because Tory kept telling me that she felt uneasy upon learning you wanted to travel alone. "I initially scolded her because she was overprotective of you, and it was kind of overboard—I mean, you were already an adult in the first place, but she insisted that she felt a sense of unease towards your decision to go alone. "We ended up booking the same flight as yours and chose a seat at a distance without your knowledge." I was utterly shocked knowing they were on the same plane and mumbled, "I couldn't remembe
It was an extremely eventful day, so I decided to sleep beside Tora, but I awoke in the middle of the night with no one nearby. I was still tired and tried to feel whether she was still by me, but I couldn't feel her. I was still sleepy, trying to check if she was beside me, but I couldn't feel her presence. I opened my eyes and saw that Tora's side was empty. The clock struck 12 on the wall of my room, and I couldn't find Tora. I was worried and decided to look for her despite the silence of the corridor. The light emitting from the crystals surrounding the palace was dim since it was nighttime. Only those crystals near me lit up brightly due to the power of the sun emanating from my body. "Tora..." I muttered sleepily, yawning as I tried to look around. My room is between the rooms of the males and Tora's. The males didn't want to use separate rooms because it was a custom for traveling beastmen, but they encouraged Tora and me to have our rooms. I looked at Tora's room and saw
We all agreed to hold the weddings after two days. We also decided we would have a simple ceremony since Tora doesn't want a grand wedding for them. She said that being with my brother was already enough for her.Sirens rarely celebrate weddings since they have a limited number of females. They only held weddings whenever they could get a female who would accept a few of them. After lunchtime, I asked the others to give Dylan and me some time to talk because I had some inquiries regarding some matters. They all agreed and left us in the dining hall alone. Dylan also had his people step outside since I asked for some privacy. "Hmm. Before I ask some questions, no matter what I ask, Please answer honestly, even if it feels uncomfortable," I said hesitantly. He nodded with a confused look. "I just want to ask what will happen to the Stone of Oath I gave you if something inevitable suddenly happens to me. Also, what will happen to my partners? Is it similar to the spousal dissolution o
Most females dreamed of a grand wedding, even in my previous life. However, I wasn't one of those females—I never understood the significance of weddings. All I knew was that as long as you loved the person or people you were about to marry, it would be quite a luxury already.Due to the schedule, I couldn't train using my power like before the others came to the palace, but it felt worth it. I was kind of excited about the event while setting aside anything else. I just wanted to enjoy the short time we had before facing reality.I made Tora a long blush-colored dress decorated with pearls and diamonds with the help of Dillon and my brother. We only held a very short time to prepare the dress, so Dillon agreed to help me and my brother while Macan and Tora were busy directing Dylan's people regarding the venue design. Lowell and Dylan were preparing the food for the feast."Brother, I want a niece that looks like Tora," I said, grinning while sewing Tora's dress."It'd be a miracle,"
"Ahri? Tora? Are you both ready? They were all in the prayer hall," Macan asked as he knocked on the door. "Yes! We just finished dressing up," I answered as I opened the door using my power. He looked stunned to see the two of us wearing dresses. "Wow. Those kinds of dresses were expensive back in our previous lives. I couldn't even afford one for Tory with just my salary for a month," he mumbled. "Haha! You purchased without considering that your sister's birthday was approaching. How could you afford one if you still need to pay the remaining mortgage for the house you previously bought?" I said while laughing, remembering what he said a few days ago. "Right. That was a foolish move. I haven't even had the chance to give it to the recipients," I regretfully murmured. "Hmm? What were you talking about?" Tora asked. I explained everything to Tora since he forgot the details. She laughed at her brother, and he ended up being embarrassed, though his eyes looked sad while looking
[Mature Content Warning: This chapter contains explicit scenes that are not suitable for minors. Please skip if you are NOT 18+] We held the feast after the wedding ceremony. Dylan and I led the celebration side-by-side as everyone cheered and congratulated us, especially their alpha. There were groups of Sirens who performed a song and a dance while everyone was eating. I was a little out of it since I had many questions after meeting my mum. "We'll go ahead, Ari. I'm a little sleepy already," Tora whispered as she hugged me in my seat. "Sure. Rest well," I replied as Tora pulled away and ran towards my brother. Dylan chuckled and whispered, "I doubt she'll be able to rest well, my dear." I was confused and looked at my brother's flushed face as he held Tora's hand. My brother suddenly lifted her into his arms as they walked away. I looked at Macan's reaction, but he just looked back at me and smiled, then crawled near me. "Ahri, where did you get that ring?" Macan asked curiou
I felt so tired because of last night. My body ached so much and was full of marks left by the four beasts during our first night together. Dylan stood up early to get dressed properly, then fixed my necklace and placed it back on my neck while gently locking its back part. "Go back to sleep. You need more rest. I have something to attend to, but I'll be back in a bit to bring your breakfast," Dylan muttered as he gently kissed my forehead. I was still sleepy, so I closed my eyes as soon as his lips pressed against my forehead. "I love you, dear," he whispered before briefly pressing his lips against mine before going away. I fell back asleep and woke up again in a warm bathtub. "Sorry, did I wake you up?" Dillon asked while he was scrubbing my body. I was too sleepy to react and didn't utter a word. I looked around and saw Macan waiting at the side, holding a set of towels. "Lowell is making some pain-relieving tonic and some nourishing soup while Dylan is working on his tasks,
I started to practice shooting and learned basic sword handling. I was too restless to pay any mind to other things, but the others seemed to understand why. A few days later, we bid our farewells to the tribe, including Gurion and his parents. “Mommy, please be careful. I'll behave and will wait for your return. I love you,” Gurion cried while throwing his small body in my arms. “I'll be back soon. I love you too,” I responded while hugging him and then kissing his forehead. I left a blessing with the kiss, just in case they needed any protection. I lowered my head in front of Gurion's parents. They were flustered and bowed lower. “Please be safe, our dear goddess. We'll wait for your return,” Jala mumbled, lowering her head to the ground. “Thanks. Please rise and lift your head,” I said. She stood up and looked at me, so I hugged her and gave her a blessing. “Take care of yourself and don't be sick anymore. I hope this blessing will help you through any sickness.” I smiled.