Accepting My Twin Mates by Unwise Owl
Chapter 127
Accepting My Twin Mates Chapter 127
Bonus Chapter 5 – Accepting His Fiery Alpha – II of II
Catalina
‘I cannot believe he did that at the table, in front of our papá!’ Chila buried her head under her paws, replaying the dinner over and over in her mind.
I had been so overly confident that I could handle anything Diego flung, but I had been sorely underprepared. My brother loved him, that much was obvious. Thiago had a penchant for mischief that ran a mile, so the two of them were kindred spirits in that regard. My mother was a little surprised at first, not expecting Diego’s roughened and pierced outer wrappings. Nevertheless, she knew I would not be talked out of anything I had set my mind on and had accepted him into the fold.
My father would be a separate battle, one which I would win. I loved him dearly and always would, but he placed my sister, Beth, and me on high pedestals, where nothing and no one would ever be good enough. In his eyes, we could do no wrong and anything that fell short of his version of perfect for us was deemed unworthy.
Had this been two years ago, Diego would have received a more hostile reception than my sister’s mate had. The fact my father had held his tongue and his fists so far showed the distance he had come, but he needed to do better and truly see how close he came to f*****g up royally with Beth.
“So, papá,” because I couldn’t say papi anymore, thanks to my mate, without turning cherry red. “Are you gonna throw Diego out? Demand he stays away from me?”
“Mija…” his weary tone warned. He slammed the dishwasher closed and gripped the side of the green granite kitchen counter. “How many times do we need to go through this?”
“Maybe a couple more because every time you look at him, I can see you thinking about popping his head off,” I palmed my hips in a defiant stance, dropping the pose instantly when I realised I was mirroring my mother.
“I’m trying, mija. I’m letting him stay in our home, aren’t I? I’m not shipping him away from you into the pack house.”
I blew out a loud sigh, because he was trying, but he could do more, see more.
“She thought about it, you know, Beth,” I side-eyed my father, hovering by the archway where we were alone in the kitchen. “She talked to me about running away with her mate, going rogue. If he didn’t have a sister he’d be leaving behind, she would have. Diego ran away because his father wanted to force him into a life that wasn’t for him and look what happened. What if that had been Beth… or me?”
The horror painted itself instantly at the thought of either of us falling into such a trap, a trap that would have looked so innocuous and innocent.
“Diego is a good wolf… he took six darts of wolfsbane to keep me safe without a second thought and it could have killed him. You owe that man.”
I left him alone with his thoughts. My father was not one to come to an epiphany and admit his mistakes in the same breath they were presented. He was pugnacious, hot-tempered, stubborn, brash, difficult, pushy…
‘So… us?’ My wolf deadpanned.
‘Fine! I know where we get it from, ok?’
Through in the foyer, Thiago and Leah were saying their goodbyes. Our dinner and family time had run well into the evening and I was beginning to feel the jetlag catching up with me.
“I’ll see you later, Cata,” my brother tried to poke my side, but I dodged. “And you better have my $50.”
“What?! No way!” He didn’t win the bet, I did. ‘Diego pissed dad off in the first sentence, way under the three minutes you said.’
The two of us had made a dumb bet over text message while I was in the air, but I’d be damned if I let Thiago think he had won.
‘Nuh-uh,’ he argued. ‘Diego did that whole introduction bowing thing and then pissed him off. That was three minutes in.’
‘Was it hell! If anything, neither of us won. Go home before I stuff you like a banana leaf.’
‘Whatever. You know I’m right,’ he grinned like an i***t and left with his mate.
“Noche, mamá, (night, mom),” I mumbled through a yawn and took hold of my mate’s hand, the tingles shooing away my tiredness. “I’ll show Diego to his room.”
‘And make sure the bed is turned down real good,’ Chila bounced on her paws, impatient to get up the stairs.
“Descansa, mija (rest well, dear). And don’t be getting lost on the way,” she replied in a knowing tone. ‘Wait until your father has gone to bed before you start sneaking, please?’
‘Mother!’
But she didn’t answer and glided away into the house, heading towards the kitchen.
“What was that about $50?” Diego asked once we were upstairs and out of earshot.
“Uh… it was kind of a bet. We know what our dad is like and my bet was that the vein on my dad’s temple would be throbbing by your first sentence. Thiago thought it’d take you a little longer and bet within three minutes.”
“You were betting on me?” And when he said it aloud, I realised how shitty it sounded.
kinda see how it might be in poor
me…” he turned to me outside his room and the pained look he flashed dropped my stomach like a lead weight. “…Because I could have gotten
blinked in surprise… he was
over my lips, the grip of his fingers digging into my jaw. “I could do with the
my reason had ignited in his heat
night, my love),” his lips kissed my cheek instead, a husky
smirk of his was back, the white of his teeth
soon so I can put his wolf in his
bedroom door slammed louder than
would have heard it. I could just see the damn smirk again as he laid back on his bed, naked,
you’re not blushing. Your face is just
Damn wolf!
mind haywire. What I needed was something to raise his pulse, and his c**k, to the point where
occasion to wear yet; a pair of strappy red lace Brazilian cut panties with bows on the hips and a matching see-through red lace bra that fastened at the front with the same red satin ribbons as my panties. I added a dab of the cocoa perfume oil
mi diablo had
him, I would be under
parents going to bed, to hear them ascend the top steps of the second floor and their bedroom door close. I opened my door, softly creeping on tiptoes to Diego’s room and
I was fiddling with my bra, hiking my breasts to push them up, the door
Winter Solstice roll around again?’ His huge grin
haste, I caught the satin ribbon and pulled it undone, causing my breasts to spill free in the hall…
only thing missing from this moment was one of my parents turning the corner and catching
diosa (oh my f*****g goddess),’ Chila threw her head back
the bow. Why? I have no idea because he had seen everything up close and personal. None of this was going
was enjoying that view. Or were
his thick brawny forearm against the door jamb, leaning forward, and I had only just now noticed the thin bed sheet fisted low on his hip. Low enough to give a good view of his snake tattoo, show off the trail of dark hair from his navel to his protruding bulge and display those deep V-line muscles that I had no
in a whisper, coating each syllable in his heady scent of ochre and incense. Bewitched, my gaze tore away from his lower half, meeting his mischievous eyes, and his next words could have been heard from
listened for any thunder of footsteps, namely my father, ready to tear my mate a new one and ‘preserve my honour’; a ship that had long since sailed years ago.
Diego grinning madly in the dimness, illuminated only by the bedside lamp, the grip on that damned bedsheet
cells all over again. “Why would you do that?! What if my dad had heard? I would have been
mouth spits fire at me,” he had the audacity to laugh in my face and spout such beautiful words in the same sentence. “And to answer my question…” he let loose the bed sheet, the white rich cotton fluttering over the planes of his thighs, laying bare two snakes; the tattoo that coiled around his leg with pretty red flowers and the
up, smirk and all, nestling himself into the bed with his eyes closed.
to stare all night?” He peeped open an eye, his pupil taking in the entire
my hip, accentuating my curves. “I came looking for
his chest, the vibrations thickening the air with his dominant Gamma aura in a low hum. Their effect was immediate,
his hand and my pulse
my wolf writhed in our shared little
and disobey. In the end, my hormones won and I swayed over to him,
not used to hearing no, are
head to play along, coyly biting the edge of my bottom lip. It was true, though.
marks, and brushed over the brown skin of his n*****s. He snatched my wrists in a firm grip, not too tight but enough to keep it interesting, pinning them above my head. His chest rumbled with another deep timbre growl, trailing his nose to
off of me and clasped his hands behind his head in a smug sense
aroma still clung to me, nipping at my sanity, and it took me a
had won…
all the things, I fixated on
exactly where to press,” his self-approving grin
reared up. ‘Pick
his game at every turn. Each time I thought I had control, he had been a step ahead with that smug grin that made me want to slap it from him
panties. My folds were slick, coating the crease of my thighs. There wasn’t a chance in hell Diego couldn’t
first pang of pleasure hit. I knew the moment it
gripped under me and hauled me up, sitting me in a straddle position above his lap, his
my hand back, palming
doing all the
slapping sound echoed and a delicious
syllable in a way no man had
in bed. But Diego? He had his own aura, his own unique brand of dominance I had never experienced from a man… and
the tiny gold flecks embedded within his molten colours. Holding his gaze without shame, I plunged my two fingers deep, building up an increasing tempo and grinding my ass on the head of his shaft seeping in precum. Diego’s hand smoothed up my stomach and between my cleavage, giving my right breast a light squeeze of reward. Taking
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