Goodbye, my mate Novel – Leah’s POV “You can’t do anything right. How many times have I told you that you should fold these napkins diagonally? Is that really that hard or are you just trying to intentionally piss me off?” My mother-in-law, Rosalie, with her arms crossed, stood in front of me, looking like a queen. She leered at me, her omega daughter-in-law, who was sitting on the floor, trying to cover my bruised cheek with trembling hands. “Sorry, Ma’am. But I folded them diagonally.
I really did..” My voice was lower than a whisper. “Are you kidding me?! Do you think I’m stupid?! You imbecile omega! Do you think that getting married to my son gives you the right to challenge and diminish me?!” Rosalie threw the napkin case at me. I didn’t dare to dodge, so the iron case hit me on the side of my forehead. Blood started falling down, blurring my sight. I tried to wipe the blood off my face and said, “Sorry, Ma’am. I wouldn’t dare to do things like that.
I remember that I folded those napkins yesterday according to your requirement. Someone must have tampered with them…” As I was talking to Rosalie, I saw a tiny blonde girl from the corner of my eye. As usual, Josephine was gloating at the expense of my misery. When she noticed that I saw her, she immediately hid the smirk on her face to become sentimental and concerned. “Rosalie, please don’t give Leah a big hard time. Omegas are supposed to be a bit backward.
Their learning curves are long. But once they’ve learned their lesson, they will remember it for the rest of their lives.” Josephine laid her tiny little hands over Rosalie’s shoulders. “Ah, you’re right, darling. How I wish that you could be my daughter-in-law instead of this clumsy chimp! She can’t do anything right! I really don’t understand why my son has to get married to a retarded girl like her. She’s so annoyingly useless, weak, and stupid.” Rosalie rubbed her forehead and said.
Josephine’s lips curled up at a sarcastic angle. “Rosalie, you know that Lucas is just trying to do the right thing. He needs to marry his mate for the sake of our pack, even though his mate is a lowbred omega. That’s just a huge sacrifice that he has to do as the Alpha of our pack. Rosalie, I’ve known Lucas for my entire life and he’s like an elder brother to me. For every second of my life, I just can’t help but appreciate that you’ve raised your son to be such a decent, noble man.
He has always been my hero, my protector, my…” She didn’t finish her kissass speech because she heard the steps coming from the corridor. As the door swung open, a hulking figure strode into the room, filling the space with his imposing presence. His broad shoulders stretched the fabric of his shirt, highlighting the bulging muscles beneath. Every step he took was purposeful and confident, commanding the attention of all those around him. His striking features were the stuff of legend – raven black hair that shone like silk under the light, framing a chiseled jawline that could cut glass.
But it was his piercing blue eyes that drew you in as if they could see straight into your soul. The intensity in them was enough to make even the bravest of souls shiver. My husband Lucas Farrow, Alpha of the White Walkers Pack, surrounded by soldiers, striding into the room, with all the servants bowing at him along his way. “Luke! You’re back from Skagen City early! I miss you so much!” Josephine flew toward him like a little lark, wrapping her arms around his neck, like a little girl begging for candies from her elder brother.
Only in Josephine’s case, I knew what she was begging was a kiss. At first glance, Lucas appeared cold and cruel, his expression unreadable. But as soon as his eyes landed on Josephine, something shifted in him. His d