Summary of Chapter 40 – A turning point in Mated to My Enemy by diamondsparkles1
Chapter 40 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of Mated to My Enemy, written by diamondsparkles1. With the hallmarks of Internet literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.
"So what's going on?" I asked looking at both of them.
"Daphne you need to talk to Arron," Ben said leaning forward.
"Yeah he's been moody and snaps at every little thing," Luke said.
It was now that I noticed that they looked tired and stressed, what was happening?
"I don't understand what that has to do with me," I said looking away from them.
Ben let out a sigh and Luke just rolled his eyes.
"Daph it has everything to do with you. Ever since you guys were in the fight, he just hasn't been himself and he's been taking it out on the pack," Luke said with a tired voice.
"Please Daph we need you to talk to him," Ben pleaded, interlacing his fingers and making a pleading motion.
I shook my head. I couldn't see him nor talk to him. I knew that one day is have to talk to him because it was unavoidable but I really didn't want it to be now.
"Please, do it for the good of the pack," Luke said, joining Ben with the pleading motion.
At that moment I knew I was going to give in since I loved the pack. Every time I was there, everyone was so kind to me and the kids would always want me to play with them. I couldn't not help them, who knows what that idiot is doing.
"Okay fine, I'll talk to him tomorrow. But don't tell him I'm coming," I grumbled.
They high fived and said, "Thank you thank you thank you!"
They both give me a hug and had a relieved look on their faces.
"Oh and since we know you were going to agree we brought food for us to show our gratitude," Ben said with a smirk as Luke left outside to their car.
I just rolled my eyes and thanked them.
It was now noon and I was getting ready to go and talk to Arron. I had a mix of feelings. I felt nervous, scared, angry, sad and I just didn't want to go. But I made a promise and I plan to keep it. I grabbed my keys and phone and hopped on my car. I put on some music to help calm my nerves. In what felt like two minutes, I was outside of Arron's house. Which reminded me of Sydney. I haven't talked to her in a while as well, I just hoped that none of this would hurt our friendship. I got out of the car and took a deep breath. Welp, here I go. I walked up and knocked at the door. I stood there and was greeted with a worried Luke.
"Oh thank goddess your here! He's having one of his tantrums in his office, get up there fast!" He pulled me inside and gave me a push to the stairs.
"I'm not being hard on the pack and it's none of your business how I'm running my pack," he said, puffing out his cheeks.
"Oh but that's where you are wrong. You made this my business once you brought me into this. So your either going to fix that attitude of yours and treat the pack better or you'll be dealing with me," I said, crossing my arms.
He smirked at me and came close to me.
"You know you make it really hard to be mad at you," he whispered in my ear.
I shivered at his husky voice.
"Well I'm still mad at you for what you did, now, promise me you'll be nicer to the pack," I said, stepping away from him.
"Ok, yes, I promise but Daphne we really need to talk, I-I'm just so sorry," he said and grabbed my hand.
"Look Arron, what you did- it's just, it's not going to be that easy for me to forgive you," I said looking away from him.
"Yes I know, and I will try hard to get you to forgive me," he said with a determined tone.

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