Chapter 100 – The Mate Back Home Novel Read Online Free

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I nodded.

“I will arrange the fight,” he said and smiled. “The Luna ceremony too. All you need to do is settle on a few things, such as your dress, flowers, and probably a few more. I will have Sofia do the rest, as she and Jason are…” he stopped and looked at me, giving me a knowing look.

I nodded.

“I think that will be a good idea,” I said. “I will need all the help I can get.”

Alpha Frank nodded but sighed. “We just need to decide on a date,” he said.

I looked at him.

I knew exactly when I wanted my Luna ceremony.

“In a month from now,” I said, which made Alpha Frank look at me with wide eyes. “A month from now to the date,” I said. “It would be my mother’s birthday, and what better way than to have my Luna ceremony, to celebrate me being the pack’s Luna and a fight to establish me as a fighter who no one can take down.”

Alpha Frank nodded as his face softened. “I think that would be a brilliant idea,” he said.

I smiled.

“She will be with me on that day and forever,” I said.

Alpha Frank nodded.

I sighed and got up from the chair.

Alpha Frank looked at me and stared. “Where are you going?” he asked.

“I have a mate to find,” I said with a knowing look. “I need to tell him so we can start doing everything and even train,” I said.

Alpha Frank nodded and smiled.

“You might find him at the lake,” he said. “He goes there when he needs to clear his head.”

I nodded and turned to walk away, but Alpha Frank stopped me as he spoke, which made me look back at him. “I will get this whole thing arranged,” he said, “and Rox, I am happy to hear you have accepted my son as your mate.”

I smiled and nodded.

I turned and walked out of the office.

I knew I had to find him, and I knew where to look, thanks to Alpha Frank.

“Bex,” I said to her as I walked toward the front door of the pack house. I could see pack members coming closer. “Find our mate,” I said to her.

She didn’t need to be told twice as she shifted and took over. She jumped in the air, landed with a thud, and pounded in the direction of the lake.

We needed to find Lex.

I needed to tell him.

Bex tried to get through to Blaze, but he blocked her, which made her more pissed.

Her determination set in, and she picked up speed as she ran toward the lake.

“I am going to kick his a*s,” he muttered.

I couldn’t help but smirk.

“You can do that once I speak to Lex,” I said.

Bex didn’t say anything as she ran, and it wasn’t long before we could smell his scent.

We were here, and I needed to talk to him, whether he was ready or not.

LEX

Blaze ran for over an hour and headed toward the lake.

As he approached, he walked over to the lake and had a drink.

I moved forward and looked through his eyes; he took in his surroundings once he finished drinking.

Blaze g…runts.

“What’s up?” I asked.

Blaze sighs.

“Bex has been trying to reach out, and I put a block on her,” he muttered.

I frowned.

“Why would you do that?” I asked.

Blaze growls. “Because she did it to me,” he snarled.

I stared back as his eyes met mine.

“Human mate was selfish,” he growled. “She should have spoken to us.”

I looked at Blaze in surprise. He has always been on her side about most things, but after today, something has changed.

I didn’t say anything.

I knew I had to let Blaze calm down.

As for me, I was still trying to figure out what had happened.

I wasn’t prepared for the talk about Luna’s ceremony, especially not with her father and uncle there with us. I wanted to wait till Roxie was ready. Her father was out of line in bringing it up, but I wanted to know what she thought, but instead of talking to me, she left and wouldn’t even open her door to me.

I sighed as Blaze lay down near the water’s edge.

The water settled us as we listened to the surroundings. The birds were busy in the trees, and the other animals were running around, but nothing fazed Blaze.

After minutes of peace, we heard a branch break, making Blaze look up. He didn’t move as a scent wafted over to us, and we knew who it was.

Roxie.

Blaze turned to look to see where she was, and out stepped the purest of wolves.

Bex.

Bex growled at him.

“I think you’re in the dog house,” I muttered.

Blaze g…runted but didn’t say anything.

Blaze stared at Bex but didn’t even pull the block down, which only worsened the situation.

“Blaze,” I muttered as I stared through his eyes. Bex looked annoyed, but I watched as she shifted back into Roxie a few seconds later.

I was about to push forward, but Blaze g….runted.

I frowned.

“What the hell?” I g..roaned, but Blaze didn’t say anything back to me.

I could only stare through his eyes as I watched Roxie stare back at us.

“Blaze,” she calls out. “Please, can I talk to Lex?”

Blaze shook his head and bared his teeth at her, letting a little snarl slip past his l!ps.

“Damn wolf,” I said. “She wants to talk.”

“She can talk to me,” he g….runted.

I stared.

Ah, I know what this was about; he wanted an apology from her for how she acted.

Roxie stared at him and c****d her head to the side. Like a light switching on, Roxie took a step closer but stopped.

“I’m sorry, Blaze,” she said. “I didn’t mean to hurt you. I was overwhelmed by everything and took it out on the wrong person and wolf.”

Blaze didn’t say anything. His eyes were on her; he didn’t move.

Roxie sighed and stepped closer again as she carried on talking to Blaze. “I’m truly sorry,” she said as she was about an inch from us and fell to her knees in front of him.

I keep a close eye on him but also watch Roxie.

“Bex didn’t mean to block you either,” she said, looking up at him. “She was trying to persuade me to talk to you, and I am stubborn, so I didn’t listen to her. I hurt her too, as well as you and Lex.”

Roxie stared into his eyes and smiled. She reached out and touched his fur, slowly moving her hand up, which grazed over his fur, went behind his ear, and tickled.

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