Alpha’s Second Chance Mate (Sidonie & Carlyle)

Chapter 58

DONNIE’S POV

The embrace lasted a while, a silent exchange of emotions communicated through the warmth of our tightly held hug. In that moment, words seemed unnecessary as tears continued to flow, carrying with them the weight of the years we spent apart.

The silence spoke volumes, echoing the joy of reunion and the pain of separation. Each heartbeat felt like a reassurance, a reminder that we were no longer bound by the distance that once kept us

apart.

As the tears subsided, we reluctantly released each other, our eyes still reflecting the lingering emotions. There was a shared understanding that words couldn’t capture the depth of what we felt in that embrace.

“Dad!” I called out, staring right at him in the face but he didn’t say a word nor cry. I could tell he was hurt and was on the verge of crying but he hid it so well. Instead, he stared right back at me.

I stood there, expecting him to say something to put off my nervousness but he didn’t. Mum noticed this and nudged him with her arm to reply me.

In a low tone, he muttered his question while taking his gaze off me..

“How have you been?” He finally asked.

As he uttered those words, a mix of emotions washed over me. It was a simple question, yet it carried the weight of the years we spent apart. I took a deep breath, trying to compose myself before responding.

“I’ve been… okay,” I replied, the hesitation in my voice betraying the complexity of my emotions. “It’s been a journey, but I’m here now.”

His gaze met mine again, and I could see the concern etched in his eyes. Despite the distance and time, the connection between us was still intact, and his unspoken worry spoke volumes.

“We missed you,” he finally admitted, his voice carrying a blend of sorrow and relief. It was a statement that held the echoes of countless moments when my absence had left a void in their

lives.

form in my throat. The years apart had shaped us differently, and acknowledging the mutual longing for each other’s

emotional weight of the moment, wrapped her arms

clothes,

look at my parent’s reaction. I wasn’t sure how I was going to introduce Mason to

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hands to

know you, don’t touch me.” He said, frowning his face at them. I noticed the expression on Dad’s face change at Mason’s words and I could tell that he was hurt by the sentence. It’s hurting for your grandchild

I explained, my hand gently patting Mason’s back to reassure

cautiously. “Hi, Grandpa,” he mumbled, his litle

the apprehension in Mason’s eyes.

sparkling with a mix of

asked, crouching down to Mason’s eye

gaining a bit

you can call me granny. Mum replied, but Mason did

not granny. Granny Ena is my

I exchanged surprised glances, both amused and slightly taken aback by Mason’s straightforwardness. Mum flashed me a questioning look as to what Mason meant and I quickly told

grandma. So, I want you to greet her properly.”

He hesitated

with tears. “I’ve

the initial shyness, Mason’s presence was a bridge that began to span the gap between the past and the present. As we navigated this reunion, the threads of family were slowly weaving a

reunion scene and whispered something in

you to return with your parents. I’ll come pick you and Mason. up as soon

fine, do what you need to do.” I nodded, and he smiled momentarily before leaving after. ordering his driver to drive us home

ago was something I had imagined countless times but never truly prepared for. The familiar scent, the cozy atmosphere, and the nostalgic memories”

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