CHARLOTTE'S POVFor ten years Clive and Trevor haven't met their mates yet. Clive tried hard to get my friend, but she refused and even left the pack to go live with the humans. My brother was devastated and locked himself in a room for a month. No matter how hard we tried to convince him to come out he always didn't listen and grieved for his lost love. It was about a week later after that month when he opened the door and seemed to be better than the day he had locked himself in the room. Trevor on the other hand had no feelings whatsoever for anyone. He always stays away from girls and I have never heard him talking about his mate. When I asked Ace if Trevor ever dated, he just shook his head and told me that he preferred to stay alone working on his dreams to one day become a pack doctor. No wonder I have seen him reading and found so many books in his room.I began to think of ways to make him believe in love so that he could have a mate of his own. He doesn't know that having so

"Why didn't you inform us that you were going somewhere? I was worried sick. I thought I had lost you," Charlotte cried in my arms, her hands folded into a fist as she lightly hit my chest. She punched there continuously as the tears bit by bit stopped coming out of her beautiful eyes. When I noticed how wet her face was, I reached for her face and gently wiped up the residual tears that had yet to fall. I looked into her eyes and felt quite angry with myself. I knew that Charlotte got worried easily but I still didn't choose to inform her of where I was going. Wanting to comfort her, I wrapped my hands tightly around her waist and then brought one up until it rested at the back. It came in contact with her shoulder blade which was easy to locate, for the dress she had worn was tight and hugged her body in the right places. I played with it and then started rubbing her back with care, and also wanting to comfort her. She came closer and clutched my clothes tightly while purring lightl

"Hey, guys. Well, we... went out." Ace stammered while trying his best not to look into their eyes. He always does this when he is trying to hide something from us. Unfortunately, the way he looks at the ground and plays with his left foot while some sweat accumulates on his forehead and palms is the only reason why everyone ends up catching up with his lies. In this case in our lies.Most of the time our mates are the ones usually too familiar with this. It has been several times when they caught us red-handed after we had been interrogated by them. It's now I realize that the two of us are always causing mischief either knowingly or unknowingly. We are also a pair of troublemakers just like our little pups. I wonder if our mates feel the same way as I do when I find the kids busy making trouble. A part of me feels happy to see them moving about but the other worries for I fear that they could get hurt.I remember this one time when we were busy preparing for a birthday surprise party

Our first event at the resort was to go on a run with everyone. The kids were left behind under the care of Rebecca and her husband who had refused to join us because she didn't want Ethan to feel out of place. I think it wasn't only because of that, I think she couldn't bare to leave the children without anyone from the pack with them. I appreciated it very much. At first, I had wanted to stay back with them but she talked me out of it saying that my mate wouldn't be happy with me staying behind. When I looked at Mason, he was smiling, but the smile didn't reach his eyes. At that time I just wanted to be by his side, and also I wanted to participate in this with him. My parents hadn't arrived yet however they had promised to come the next day. Their grandchildren were so excited to see them. They had asked me and Mason as to when their grandparents would arrive. My father and mother had left the pack about two years ago. They told us that they wanted to make up for the time they wast

"Everyone gather around!" Alpha Wern instructed, and the rest of Parek pack listened. They assembled under the huge jacaranda tree in front of the pack house. It had purple flowers beautifying the place. Some petals fell on the ground and the air was perfused by its scent. Even little kids were there sitting quietly in front. They had little chairs arranged for them. From two rows and above there were adult chairs filled up leaving only one two vacant. We also took seats on the chairs in front where the Alpha and Luna were to sit. Clive and Trevor were also sitting beside me. They didn't know what was in store for them. It was a lot of work for us four to look for unmated pack members in every pack. Lucky for us we heard there were some in Parek Pack and when Mason heard he hurried to book us a flight and brought us here. I just hope it won't be a fruitless journey. I just want to see them happy. While I was in thought, Mason held my hand and mouthed some reassuring words. I felt my