Tasting All My Mates by Alexis Dee
Chapter 64

Tasting All My Mates By Alexis Dee Chapter 64

64 Walk Me On The Bridge

“I was thinking about your powers last night,” he turned to me after he was done staring at the oceanwhile I stayed facing the ocean from the bridge, “I remember reading a little bit about it. They are calledspecial werewolves and they were very uncommon to spot or replace. Such werewolves are not usuallyjust born from normal werewolf parents, you follow what I am trying to say, right?” once heacknowledged I was too silent, he questioned if I was even understanding him or not.

“My parents were normal, just ordinary werewolves,” I recalled my parents but I couldn’t reallyremember too much because I was only 6 when they passed away.

“Maybe it’s because I was only 6 when they perished away.” I tried to remember more but couldn’t forthe sake of anything

“Hm! Pups don’t remember anything unless something extremely traumatic event happens. That’swhere the werewolves sense wakes up in a pup,” he seemed lost when talking about childhood andtrauma, “anyway, we were talking about you. There is no way your parents were ordinary, at least oneof them. Do you know anything about their past or how they passed away?” the more he asked me themore I realized I didn’t know anything at all

They were my parents, I should have tried knowing more about them until I remembered why I wasn’table to get any information about them.

“Lord Shaun has made some rules and one of them includes the complete confidentiality of the oneswho have passed away.” I sighed because it sounded stupid to the lips yet he went head and sealedthat rule.

“Even from the families?” the look on his face said it all.

“He loves collecting files and pieces of information. He had kept my parents past from me,” I shruggedsadly.

“Well, you will need those files to replace out what is happening to you before you lose control and hurtyourself,” Thiago sounded too serious when warning me what might happen if I didn’t figure out whatwas wrong with me, “or others,” once he finished, I understood it was important.