The Heart Of The Beast The Alpha's Pawn (Sonia and Ramon) novel Chapter 135

Chapter 135

SONIAS POV

Trouldn’t

tell him I had a dream when I was unconscious.

In that dream, his heart was missing. It would usually signify death

How could I tell him I had dreamt of him dying, without sounding like I was somehow involved?

I could tell he didn’t trust me. Whatever had happened between us this far, happened because of the

To think otherwise, was to become delusional.

“I’m not hiding anything from you, I led the best way I could.

of the mate bond,

I never really was a good liar. The day Seth was caught sneaking me out, it only happened because I couldn’t lie my way out “You’re lying to me. Don’t take me for a fool, Sonia. It would be a very big mistake on your part.”

I couldn’t stop a smile from lighting up my face.

When he sent me a curious gaze, my smile only widened.

“How can I take you for a fool? I think it’s safe to say that so far, I’ve learnt a thing or two.” “Sonia, why do you have to make things so difficult” He sighed, and I saw the tiredness in his When was the last time you had a genuine sleep?” I asked, moving closer to him.

ever.

He eyed me casually. “Why do you ask?”

“You look tired”

I reached out for his face again, and my fingers grazed his eyes.

They say the eyes are the windows to one’s soul. I don’t believe that saying applies to you.”

He chuckled. “Why’s that?”

“You’re not an open book. I think you take pride in not being one.”

I checked his ever

eyes a little, and my fear was concerned. He was going to get terribly sick if he didn’t rest

“Take out some time to rest. I know you’re doing everything right as a pack leader, but sometimes, you need to take care of your health too.” Does your father take care of his?” He retorted, and I went tongue–tied.

There was no right way to answer that question, anyway

“Anwer m

Sonia, he pressured me

“I already gave you a preamble of my relationship with my father. He loves me deeply, but we don’t share that

it much of a bond.”

-I don’t believe you,” he said, and moved away fr

from me.

“That’s alright, I replied, already missing his body heat.

I wondered how long we could continue to dance around the heat. The wave that

that was pulling us together.

If I was to place a bri, I would say Hamon would rather lose his head, than give in to the force of the full moon

Maybe because the second le did, we would be bonded in truth, and for life.

“Alright” He raised a brow

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Chapter 135

“You don’t have to believe me

about anything related to my father. But I know you believe me–no, you have to believe me about your health. Even the strongest of men requires rem”

cy

He didn’t respond, so I used the silence to scan his room with my eyes.

I wanted to know what he was like, and the best way to do that was to look at the things he surrounded himself y

with.

Abed that was always neatly dressed. A table with everything properly arranged Closet that never opened until there was something to be taken

out of it….

Even the walls and the floors held no stains.

He was a pristine, and cautious n

man. He was orderly, and liked his things to reflect that.

1 felt his eyes on me, and lifted my head to return his gaze,

Our eyes locked for a few seconds, and I guess we were both wondering what the other was thinking.

“Your father made a choice, he suddenly spoke, much to my surprise.

“You heard from my father?!” I asked, my eyes bulging from shock.

he must think I had something to do with it.

It was beginning to make sense now. His reaction earlier. Whatever message my father had relayed, h

“I did. He sent a man

into

my pack. I still didn’t know how he managed to get it. Of course, before I could pry that information from him, he bit his own tongue, and died in front of me.”

I went still with apprehension. Unfortunately, that sounded like an instruction my father would give.

It wasn’t like I was blinded to what

my

father was capable of doing. Quite the contrary, because I wasn’t.

I just was used to hearing how he did things for the greater good. For the protection of those things he held dearest.