Obsession: the Lycan king's Human Mate

When Alexandeir entered the room of the couple that only the house nothing out of the blue happened. In fact he did not feel anything that was out of the ordinary. 

Nothing seemed out of its place. It was as if no magic had ever taken place inside this house. 

It felt different. It felt entirely different from Adeline's room. It did not feel like it was the path of one house but like it was completely different. Completely different like it was north and the South of the country or two different realms. 

Never in his life had he seen something so peculiar happening in front of him. 

He walked out the door to find Korr and behind him standing was mate and the butler ever so present.

"What?" Korr asked with a small frown. "I did not hear your mutter spell." 

"That is because I did not," Alexsandeir agreed, "Bu—"

The shrill ringtone of the phone made the warlock silent at the interruption. His eyes moved to the master of the house in question. 

"Excuse me," Korr excused himself and the warlock did not miss the look that the shifter gave to his Butler. 

"So?" The curious yet confused human questioned him. "Did you find something in the room?' 

Alexandier shook his head. "No, I did not find anything in your room and I do not think that I would." 

"Why?" She said immediately as if shocked that she was not able to find anything.

Humans were fickle and it made the warlock wonder if this woman meant something regarding his abilities or was just shocked in general to not find anything. 

On the other hand, it was a completely different thought in his mind. Was he even supposed to tell her anything? Given the nature of a person that she was, humans were rather kept away from such matters. 

Especially in his realm, humans were never involved in any kind of magic or sensitive information. One never knew what was in their mind. 

"I think we should wait for your mate to come inside." He told her politely. "You both should hear this in one go instead of having this here separately from me." 

The human raised a brow. "Don't address me as yes I am an idiot here. There was something going on, beyond my understanding, I get that, but don't ignore my presence and tell me what is going on with my child." 

"I am not considering you to be an idiot, I never said that," he certainly there but was Alexandier was not agreeing to it in front of her. "All I am saying is to wait for you mate to arrive because he will give you a better understanding of what is happening." 

"Don't you have an understanding of what is happening?" Tessa rebuked. "You could tell me what is going on and with your witchcraft point of view, you could actually do it better." 

Alexandier bit back the bubbling laugh in his throat. Only if the human's mate heard her say it. 

Alexandier glanced back inside the room. The fairies had not found anything and now had scattered all around the house. They would be back on his command but he let them do their thing. 

"Your room has nothing inside it." He revealed. "I think it was just to room for the girl that had the major element which is why I need to ask a few questions to your mate." 

"Just Adeline then?" Teresa repeated. 

If she was meant to be relieved then she certainly was not. How was this any better than what it was before? Adaline was still remaining to be the prime target and Teresa did not have it sit well with her. 

It hurt her to know that at the end of the day it was her child that was going to get her. There was not even an ounce of problem on her way there was tonnes carried on Adeline. 

"Yes. . " Alexandier said, "is there something that you want to tell me?" He stated it, very gently, not wanting to startle her. She appeared to be in a very deep kind of thought process. 

Teresa, who had previously been looking away, looked into his eyes considering what he had asked of her. 

Why would he ask her that? 

As a person who practiced witchcraft was he not supposed to know what was going on already? 

"Um'. .." she hesitated. What was his office to tell him in the first place? If anything Tessa really considered that he was supposed to know it all. "Are you not know the one who is supposed to know what's going on?" 

He chuckled and shook his head. " Humans have a different perspective when it comes to witches and warlocks and especially magic. I cannot tell you anything until another word for saturn and there are many factors involved for anything, even a single event, to happen." 

Teresa had to agree with him on that. But just as she was about to open her mouth and ask him about what he wanted to know when it hit her. 

Korr was always weary of this man. In fact, she realised that he had never even left her alone with the witch for a second or two. The Butler was always there. 

Which certainly meant that the man she trusted did not trust this one. 

She gulped. 

Should she even tell him something if she was not sure that she was supposed to trust him? 

Korr did not trust him clearly and that was enough for Teresa ro judge him from. 

"You can think whatever you want, human," Alexsandeir gave an exaggerated sigh. "But remember the sooner you want this problem to be solved, the quicker I would have to get to the bottom of this and if you do not tell me anything, I am going to take my sweet time to discover it." 

He did not look like he was getting about it. Of course he was going to take a sweet time in finding out something that they already knew. 

"What do you want to know?" She whispered and licked her lips. Tessa had never felt this uncertain in her life. 

"Anything, it is that you can tell me which might not be in my knowledge would be helpful." Alexandier said. "Are there any details that you feel was left out for me?" 

"Sir," Javis stepped in, "how about we let the master in this conversation as well?"

What did he mean by that? Teresa knew that she could very well carry out the conversation without needing the help of Korr. 

"No," she hissed at him. "I know what to do!"