The Alphas Fated Mate

She's Perfect

Liam watched her, and he could see that something had sparked inside her when she recognized his name. It was like a secret connection that only the two of them shared. She could hear his wolf's thoughts, but it wasn't as clear as day just yet. Still, even the slightest recognition meant the world to him. It felt like a piece of the puzzle falling into place.

When she spoke his name, it was like music to his ears. The pain he had been carrying in his heart seemed to fade away, at least for that moment. It was a simple gesture, just saying his name, but it held so much power. It was a sign that their bond was growing stronger, that she was opening up to the connection between them. And for Liam, that simple act meant everything.

Wow, the things she did last night were some of the best moments in his life. He tried really hard to keep himself from turning back into a human while he was lying next to her in bed. What she did, especially when she gently stroked his fur, made him think about a lot of things. Those thoughts weren't about being a regular dog, that's for sure. But she saw him as just a dog, not even a scary one. It really hit him deep that she trusted him so much that she let him into her home and even share her bed. It was a big deal for him, and he felt really special and grateful for it.

In all his years, Liam had been called lots of things, like being compared to a scary creature or Satan's henchman. But nobody had ever thought he was just an everyday pet. It made him feel a bit mixed up, somewhere between feeling a bit insulted and kind of relieved that she didn't think he was scary. But it did hurt his pride, because, you see, he was supposed to be a tough and scary kind of guy, especially around folks like Brian. But that didn't seem to be happening.

Things got even more confusing when she strutted around in what she called her pajamas. Liam couldn't help but feel all protective, especially when Brian was around. It was like an itch he couldn't scratch.

Brian was acting all smart, like he knew something important. The way he was trying to be the boss in their meeting got Liam worried. He was scared that Brian might spill the beans about his secret, that he could change into something else, way before he was ready to tell her himself. Liam knew he had to be the one to explain it to her, not let Brian mess things up.

So, Liam was in a real pickle, feeling a bit insulted, kind of relieved, and super protective. But he had to make sure Brian didn't mess up his plans to reveal his secret to her, whatever it might be.

Liam had made a mistake. He'd slipped up and brought up a memory from the past, a moment that had been buried deep in the recesses of Aria's mind. It was a moment she'd rather forget, but now it was back, and it was all thanks to him. He hadn't meant to do it, of course. He'd just been trying to communicate with her, but he'd used that memory, and now she was lost in thought, her eyes distant as she relived it.

Liam, though, had his own secret. He wasn't just a regular dog. He was something more, something different. He had to be careful, or Aria might discover his true nature. He watched her as she tended to her knee, an injury she'd gotten while playing in the garden. The sight of her in pain stirred something unusual within him, something he'd never felt for anyone who wasn't part of his own pack.

It was a protective instinct, a need to keep her safe and well, something that went beyond the usual bonds of friendship. He couldn't quite understand it, but it was there, and it was growing stronger with each passing day. Aria's touch, as she wrapped a bandage around her knee, seemed to soothe not just his wolf but also him, the human side of him that he couldn't quite control. He wondered if this was what it felt like to have a mate, someone who was meant to be by your side, someone who stirred emotions you couldn't quite explain.

For now, he kept his secret hidden, his true nature concealed from Aria. He would continue to watch over her, to protect her from harm, and to learn more about the strange feelings that were growing within him. Liam knew that he couldn't let her discover the truth just yet, but he also couldn't deny that he was drawn to her in a way he'd never felt before. It was a complicated and confusing situation, but one thing was clear: Aria had become a significant part of his life, and he couldn't imagine being without her.

In just a few quick moments, she got ready, skipping the usual fancy stuff most women liked. Liam couldn't help but be drawn to her simplicity. Everything about her captivated him, making him yearn for his human self more than ever.

He hopped into the passenger seat of the truck, waiting patiently for her to open the door. She drove like a wild speedster, and he couldn't look out the window without feeling queasy. So, he rested his head in her lap. She steered the wheel with just one hand and soothed him by petting behind his ears. It was both comforting and unsettling. He was worried about her dangerous driving, but the comfort of her touch was stronger than his instinct to move away. Even if it led to a crazy end, he found comfort in the thought that he'd have her touch with him until the very end.