The Prince’s Unwilling mate by Mutya

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I could sense Griff walking up to me before I could see him. Suddenly I felt myself getting nervous, what if he didn’t like the fact that I sprung this on him? What if he thought it would be soon to move in together next weekend? After all, I had been the one who said we needed six months to do anything. Was it even fair to want more now? But as soon as I saw his smiling face I knew enough. The fact that he was here meant he got my letter so the huge smile on his face must mean he loved the surprise. It did help but I still was a bit nervous about what he would think about me moving in with him. Especially since I had taken all the steps to do so.

Meaning that if he would say no, I would have to start all over in the White Oak pack until he was ready. Like always I had no reason to worry about this amazing man. He spun me around like I was the main character from one of my romance books, before walking to the clearing where the BBQ would take place.

I had seen the staff build the stage, and place the decorations, still seeing it all together. Packmembers milling about I felt a sense of pride from what I accomplished. Sure Isabella and I had done it together and I wasn‘ t ready to undertake something like this on my own. But was just as much my effort as it had been hers. What I took pride in the most was the mixture of amazement and pride on Griff’s face as he guided me toward the makeshift podium. Just before we stepped up he bit his lower lip and nodded to myself. Something he always does when he is determined. Knowing him he was telling himself to deliver a good

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“Members of the Silver Moon pack and my esteemed guests, what I am about to do now is going to be a little bit different than how this usually goes. But that’s fitting because everything about us is different than how it usually goes.” Griffin started his speech, and immediately all eyes were on him, were on us.

Even I was wondering how this was going to go.

“You all know that I was just a pup when the mark that my fated mate died before I got to know them appeared on my chest. Growing up I was sad I could not find the same love my grandparents and parents had. Until the day I learned about second chance mates, from that day on out I would pray to the MoonGoddess every day that I would find my second chance mate.” He continued and most of the pack murmured or nodded. I knew he was devout to the MoonGoddess but I never knew just how much he prayed.

happily ever after. But the moment I made

queen. Telling me I should just go

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her heart, broke her kind and fierce spirit. And she accepted it all to keep the pack that abused her from having to go to war. When I prayed to the MoonGoddess Selene I told her I would do everything I needed to do to show my second chance mate that I

luckiest wolf on earth. To all of you, I would like you to officially welcome Ayla Hemmings

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most of them seemed to be deadset on letting me know they truly welcomed me into the pack. I was still connected to the White Oak pack my parents would travel along with me to severe the packbound next week. Still, I could feel the first sparks of the pack bond between me and the Silver Moon pack and it made me

pack members walked up

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about to offer me their well wishes and congratulate us. Both she–wolves were around our age, eyes trained on Griffin, in a way that would have made me insecure weeks ago. Now all it did was make me jealous, the same possessive jealousness I hated in

away they were up to no good or my anxiousness. Or maybe even both. Whatever it was he wrapped an arm around my waist pulling me closer to his muscular body. His overwhelming scent calmed me down enough to wait and listen

just as your parents have always valued the opinion of the rest

her a tight nod never letting go of me. Everyone knew what they were going to tell him. We needed to wait and give our packmembers the chance to express themselves though. So I understood Griffin couldn’t just come out and tell them