Alpha’s Second Chance Mate (Sidonie & Carlyle)

Chapter 17

CARLYLE’S POV

Not having a choice, I waited behind for whatever Rex had in store. Rex instructed someone to inform his sister about my presence. Before her arrival, I thought of what I could do to avoid any uncomfortable situation.

“She’s on her way. I’m sorry to take your time.” Alpha Rex said, grinning from ear to ear. I flashed him a forced smile.

“How about you direct me to a popular restaurant around here? Then, she comes over to meet me there for the discussion.” I suggested it after a deep thought. When I get there, I can finally have a proper discussion with Rex’s sister about my choices and perhaps we could come to a conclusion that’s going to be favourable to us both under the necessity of the packs‘ alliance but without Rex intruding in our discussion because. I know he has an aim by telling me to marry his sister.

“Of course, I’ve got a list of restaurants around. You can make your choice and a guard will lead you there,” Rex replied, signaling to someone nearby to hand me what I requested.

I collected the catalog that was handed to me, going through the list of restaurants that was written there. After a while, I finally chose one.

“Feel free, Alpha Carlyle. A guard will lead you there.”

“Thanks so much, Alpha Rex. But you don’t have to, I can find my way.”

“It’s your choice.”

Stepping into the streets of Rex’s pack and with my heightened werewolf senses attuned to the subtle sounds and scents around me, I began searching for the restaurant.

Approaching a passerby, I inquired, “Excuse me, could you direct me to The Crescent Bistro? I seem to have lost my way.” The stranger was a bit taken aback by my question and he hesitated before providing clear instructions.

As I walked, my werewolf senses kicked in, allowing me to catch faint traces of familiar scents carried by the breeze. I took a moment to close my eyes, focusing on the olfactory landscape of the city. The distinctive aroma of The Crescent Bistro’s signature dishes guided me in the right direction.

Turning a corner, I found myself in an intersection with people. A vibrant conversation between two pedestrians caught my attention. I approached with a friendly demeanour,

“Excuse me, I’m looking for The Crescent Bistro. Can you help me find it?” Their

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in store. Rex instructed. someone to inform his sister about

way. I’m sorry to take your time.” Alpha Rex said, grinning from ear to ear.

a forced smile.

with Rex’s sister about my choices and perhaps we could come to a conclusion that’s going to be favourable to us both under the necessity of the packs‘ alliance but without Rex intruding in our discussion because I know

of restaurants around. You can make your choice and a guard. will lead you there,” Rex replied, signaling to someone

handed to me, going through the list of restaurants that was written

free, Alpha Carlyle. A guard will

so much, Alpha Rex. But you don’t have to, I can find

“It’s your choice.”

Rex’s pack and with my heightened werewolf senses attuned to

Crescent Bistro? I seem to have lost my way.” The stranger was a bit taken aback by my question. and he hesitated before providing clear instructions.

carried by the breeze. I took a moment to close my eyes, focusing on the olfactory landscape of the city. The distinctive aroma of

a corner,

intersection

attention. I approached

I’m looking for The Crescent Bistro. Can you help me find it?”

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to assisting me, and

but appreciate the environment a blend of human interactions and reliance on my

way to sit at a far corner of the restaurant where it won’t be that easy for

after I settled in for a seat, a waiter approached me

to get a

when she arrives.” It returned the smile. The

adorned with a veil that added to her gracefulness as a hushed reverence spread through the room. Everyone who saw her acknowledged the respect she commanded, and her calm responses echoed the poise that defined her. From the

moment, our eyes connected, and a moment of acknowledgment passed between us. Quietly, she made her way through the tables, arriving at mine, where I sat. With a graceful gesture, she took the seat opposite

we’re meeting again.” She

you mean?” I

remember? Fighting for rights.” She replied, and it dawned on me that she was the lady I met on the first day I visited

one?” I was

me now?” She teased, pulling off her veil seductively. Damn! She screamed beauty but for some reasons, I wasn’t at all attracted

her question and just sat