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My mate, My exception novel Chapter 13

Summary for Chapter 13: My mate, My exception

Summary of Chapter 13 – A pivotal chapter in My mate, My exception by Patrick Rob

The chapter Chapter 13 is one of the most intense moments in My mate, My exception, written by Patrick Rob. With signature elements of the Internet genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.

"I believe," he starts, "that me and you aren't just a boy and a girl who met randomly and had a connection. I believe that we we're meant to meet, that me and you are supposed to be together."

"So you believe in destiny or something?" I ask.

"Or something" he assures with a supportive smile. I am relieved to hear Jake say this; to admit that he feels something more too. I still can tell he is holding something back though. I wonder what he is thinking and what I could say to figure it out.

"Do you really just believe that or do you know it." I ponder aloud. Jake slams on the brakes again- this time more roughly.

"Do you know something?" He inquires carefully. I don't know what he is alluding too, but decide to play along so that I would know.

"Yes, I do, but not a lot." I lie, being careful with what I say like Jake. He seems to notice I'm bluffing and smirks.

"So who told you about it?" My face drains and I know he notices with his growing smirk. I don't even put much thought into my answer before I blurt out:

"Tyler!"

That seems to get his attention. Now I know I've hit gold.

"He couldn't have," he says more to himself than to me. "what did he tell you?" He demands to know.

"Just that what me and you had was more than what I thought it was." I start to pray this tactic works and I get something from it.

"Yeah, well it is. You're my mate." I gasp and Jake snaps his head in my direction. "Jen, is something wrong? What is it?"

"Mate!" I question with a smirk on my face. I have no idea what that means- but now that I've won my game I can reveal my lie. "What does that even mean?"

His face pale and he starts looking quite frustrated. "Jen, how much did Tyler really tell you?"

My silence gave him the answer and I can see him start to shake his head and get upset. He starts huffing like a bull and his dark eyes somehow get even more darker. His reaction confuses me and I shrink back into my seat.

"If I'm human, what does that make you?" I shiver waiting for his inevitable answer.

"Jen, I'm a werewolf."

Silence. That is how I sit in the car right now. I feel stupid. I feel like I have been punched in the gut. Repeatedly. Most of all, I really regret going on this date.

It has been silent for about five minutes now and the longer the silence stays the more I feel like a complete fool.

Jake is just like any other guy. He makes a girl feel all special only to pull the rug out from under her feet. He made me think that he felt something too. Now I just feel like I'm sittin in the car with a crazy person.

"Jen?" Jake questions for like the fifth time. I don't think he's received the message from the first four times I had ignored him. "I know you think I'm a psychopath right now, but just hear me-"

"No." I cut him off. "I don't know why you're doing this to me. I don't know if your friends payed you to ask a girl out to tell her something ridiculous or if this date was so horrible you're trying to push me away, but either way, just no."

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