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The Dark Side Of Fate Chapter 35
~Tamia~
Sylvester looked handsome, laughing, and I wanted to tell him to laugh more, but it wasn't in my place.
"Of course I know you can ride, Green-eyes. I meant the horse." He said, and I smiled at him.
"Not an expert, but I can survive," I confessed, and he smiled.
I wore the necessary gear and mounted the horse. Sylvester went ahead, and I followed him.
The land was beautiful, and I felt a rush I hadn't felt in a while as we raced the horses through the land. With the way he was riding, he was heading somewhere.
We finally got to a cliff where the alpines were visible, and the sight was beautiful.
The snow-covered mountains were a sight, and Sylvester unmounted his horse. I did the same, and he secured them by the only tree on the cliff.
"What do you think?" He asked, pointing to the mountains in the distance, and I smiled.
"They are beautiful. The mountains back home aren't this beautiful," I confessed, and he smiled at me.
The breeze brushed his hair, and he looked breathtaking.
"I felt you have been couped up in the estate for long; I thought this would help," he said to me, and I was stunned at the gesture. However insignificant he tried to make it seem, the fact remains that he did this for me.
"Thank you, it is beautiful," I said, and then he came to me and cupped my face in his palms.
"Not as beautiful as you are," he said, and I was stunned by his confession.
He smiled and looked away. Those words were hard for him to say, but he said them anyway, and there was no taking it back; I appreciated it.
"Thank you," I said with a breathy voice, and he smiled.
He stood beside me and looked ahead.
"I have sent the letter," He said, and I looked at him. I knew it was difficult for him, but I was grateful he did it.
"Other than Leo, did you date anyone?" He asked me, and I shook my head.
"No, he was my first," I confessed, and he looked at me and smiled.
"As beautiful as you are. I thought you would have a long list," He said, and I smiled.
"Well, I did not have the opportunity for that. We started dating when I was seventeen and married when I was nineteen." I said.
"I see. That explains a lot," He said and gently touched my hand.
"Do you want to sit on the cliff?" He asked, and I was scared.
"Goddess, no, not with a weakened wolf," I said, and he nodded.
"I felt it when you joined my pack. Your wolf isn't so strong anymore," he said out of concern, and I nodded.
"I just need a bit of training to adjust. Brains beat brawn any day," I said, and we laughed.
"Sure, you can train with me," he said, and I was stunned.
"Are you sure?" I asked him, and he nodded.
"I wouldn't want anyone taking liberties with you and touching you," he said, sounding possessive. I laughed; he looked at me while I tried to stop laughing, surprised me and arrested my lips with his.
His kiss was gentle and warm.
He tasted sweet and warm. I did not hesitate to respond and grabbed onto his neck.
My response wasn't patient, like his. It was hungry and expectant.
He wrapped his arms around my waist and pulled me to his body. Then he broke the kiss and looked at me.
"I can't make you promises, Tamia," he confessed, and I nodded.
"I know," I said, and he broke away from me.
"Let's head back," He said, and I felt disappointed.
Why didn't he want to touch me? I was ready to go all the way with him. Couldn't he see it?
I mounted the horse and followed him, angry and disappointed.
He was playing with my emotions, and I did not like it.
We rode until we got to the stables.
He secured the horses, and we started walking back to the estate as he had put it. To me, it was a castle.
"I noticed that the other Lunas before us are allowed to socialise and mingle. I learned some of them even date and find love here," I told him, and he stopped walking.