Chapter Thirty seven

The sun slowly rose and it peeked into Alora's room through the curtains. Alora opened her eyes and felt a rhythmic heartbeat behind her. She felt the naughty wolf was playing with her hair and she turned to look at him. 

He had a mischievous smile on his face as he pecked her cheeks and wished her a good morning. 

"Did you intentionally come here or you were drunk, because this is the second time. Well you didn't do the first one willingly." Alora raises her brows and he chuckles. 

"I actually should stop drinking so I won't end up in your room like that again." His hoarse voice woke her body up again and Radolph seemed to notice that, and he laughed teasingly. "You are a little bad girl." 

"I was seventeen eleven months ago. I'm a grown up. Wow, time really did fly fast. It's been a year already since I became a princess." Alora mumbled. 

"Now, you're a queen." He placed his lips on hers, capturing her lips in a slow and sensual kiss. He broke the kiss and pulled her into his embrace. 

She looked up at his face and noticed she hasn't taken her time to admire him ever since she came. His eyelashes were long and they brushed against his eyelid. His nose was pointed and captivating adding more to his angelic look. She didn't know when she lifted her hands and traced down his cheekbones and jaw down to his Adam's apple. 

"So nice of you to admire my handsomeness." His deep and husky voice gave her goosebump as she retracted her hands. She had gotten carried baway and started touching him. 

"Uhn....no I was just....uhh....." She stuttered. 

"Don't deny it. Don't worry I'm all yours, you can admire me the way you want and I'll explore you the way I want when the time comes." He looked down at her and winked, making her cheeks burn. 

"Hey." She hit his chest and he chuckled.

"Have I ever told you that you look cute when asleep?" He whispered near her ear and he bit it teasingly making her body electrify and she shook. "I know the effect I had on you. You don't need to shy away, Luna." He bit her teasingly again. 

She hid her face in his chest. Her heartbeat had gone wild and her face was burning already and he chuckled seeing her reaction.

"I'm so sorry for what I did. I hope you can forgive me. It's all my fault. I've sent Delancy back to the witches' village and I'm sure she would be severely punished and dealt with." Radolph apologized. 

"It's nothing and it's not your fault either." Alora smiled, hugging him tight. 

"Do you forgive me?" He asked, lifting her chin to look into his eyes. 

"Yes, you are forgiven." Alora smiled and he gave a sigh of relief before pecking her lips. 

"I have to go now, okay? I promise to have lunch with you tonight." Radolph sat up and she did the same. 

"Alright. I'll be waiting." She smiled. "Wait Radolph. Did you know about it yet"?" 

"That you're my dead mate that was reborn?" Radolph raised his brows and she nodded. "Yes I do. We'll talk about it over lunch."

Alora walked to the main garden where they were having lunch, in a red simple dress. Radolph was already on his seat. As soon as she started eating he started a conversation. 

"We used to do this everyday, then we'll pick some flowers outside the palace." Radolph looked at her and she nodded slowly. "I saw a man in my dream who told me about you. He told me that you were reborn."

"Yes. And I lost all my memories along with my last life." Alora replied as she chewed her meat. 

"Beauty." Radolph called. 

The name sounded so familiar in Alora's ears but she couldn't remember where she heard it....

"That was your name." Radolph looked down at his plate. 

"It was? Wow." She smiled. "What else did I like?"

"You loved Jasmine and roses." Radolph smiled. "You could ride horses, fight, cook."

She then remembered the first time she rode a horse in Arran. She felt like she had tried to ride a horse before.

"And mostly you loved painting." Radolph smiled as of remembering something.

"Painting? I have never tried painting." Alora frowned. 

"That ocean down the hill behind the palace was your favorite place to watch the sunset and rise and watch the moon and stars on the water." Radolph replied. 

"I do? Wow. I guess only a few things changed." Alora replied as she continued eating. 

"Should we go to the ocean down the hill tonight? I'm free and I'm sure you would love it." He smiled. 

"Sure I would love to." Alora gasped eagerly. She had thought she wouldn't be able to go see the ocean since Radolph said she wouldn't step out of the palace ever. 

"Well, how about we go at sunset."