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A Mistake Mate novel Chapter 35

Summary for Chapter 35: A Mistake Mate

Chapter summary of Chapter 35 – A Mistake Mate by Tricia

In Chapter 35, a key chapter of the acclaimed Internet novel A Mistake Mate by Tricia, readers are drawn deeper into a story filled with emotion, conflict, and transformation. This chapter brings crucial developments and plot twists that make it essential reading. Whether you’re new to the book or a loyal fan, this section delivers unforgettable moments that define the essence of A Mistake Mate.

I was brought out of my sight seeing by a sudden weight on my back that knocked me to the ground. I fell forward into the soft sand and landed with a huff. There was a somewhat heavy weight on my back and I soon realized that it was Perrie who had attacked me.

"Isn't this beautiful?" Perrie asked excitedly from on top of me. I found Perries excitement about the beach rather adorable.

"Yeah it is beautiful but it would be even more beautiful if you would get off of me." I groaned out. Perrie wasn't a heavy girl but she was about the same size as myself and she was kind of squishing me.

"Oops sorry." Perrie said as she stood up off of me. I laughed before pushing myself to my feet. I glanced around and saw that Lela and Seth had already set up the umbrella and towels a little bit away.

I picked up my shoes before striding over to them with Perrie right behind me. I plopped down onto the nearest towel and grinned up at Lela when she scowled at me.

"That was my towel." She pouted. I rolled my eyes at her before leaning back and looking around the beach. I was surprised to see that it wasn't very crowded. There was a couple of small families spread out across the large beach and the odd loner or two. I looked to the left and raised an eyebrow when I saw a large group of shirtless guys playing volley ball.

There was about ten guys equally divided playing volleyball while a few rather slutty looking females where watching them with lustful gazes. I took in a deep breath and realized that the entire lot of them were werewolf's from Xander's pack.

"Hey you comimg?" I heard somebody ask. I turned my head back towards my friends and saw that they were all standing and waiting for me to join them.

I nodded my head before standing up and slipping out of my dress. My bright strapless lime green bikini stood out against my tan skin and contradicted with my blue eyes well. I looked up to see that Lela and Perrie had slipped out of there clothes and were in there bikinis to.

"Race ya to the water!" I squealed happily before sprinting towards the water. I giggled as I heard the three of them take off right after me before I splashed into the water.

A squeal escaped my lips as my skin came in contact with the cold water. I moved my hands around in attempt to go used to the water when I suddenly felt the cold liquid all over my body.

"Maybe I do." I stated simply. Xander's eyes widened in surprise before a cocky smirk overtook his features.

"I bet you do." He answered arrogantly. I rolled my eyes before placing my hands behind my head.

"Yeah but I've seen better." I threw out before tearing my eyes away from him. I heard a low growl come from above before there was suddenly a large body hovering above my own. Xander was leaning above me, supporting his weight with his arms that were placed on each side of my body.

"Is that so?" He growled out. I looked up into his eyes to see that they had darkened a shade or two. My breath caught in my throat and my heart was banging violently against my chest.

"Y-Yeah." I answered sounding breathless. Xander smirked down at me, obviously noticing the effect he had on me. I narrowed my eyes at him and huffed. Xander slowly started leaning in towards me, his lips getting closer and closer to mine. I gulped and let out a sigh.

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