My Mate Has Two Wolves

Chapter 224

Catherine's POV

Upon hearing Dr. Cooper's words, I tensed up. Yet I still nodded. "Sure. Go ahead."

"Have you ever thought about that night in the last five years?"

"No. I avoided it. I didn't want to think about it at all."

"Then take a moment to think about what happened five years ago that caused you to break down."

I closed my eyes and clenched my fists. For the first time, I was willing to face that night when everything went wrong.

Suddenly, simages flashed through my mind.

"I remember something!" My entire body trembled. Indeed, I recalled something. I just didn't want to dig into it.

"What is it?" Dr. Cooper asked gently. "Tell me. Letknow what you are thinking."

"I woke up once that night, because I was so painful. When I opened my eyes, I thought I heard Blake calling out a name, a woman's name."

I suddenly sat up and covered my face. The pain deep down had nowhere to hide.

"Do you remember what that nwas?" Dr. Cooper continued to ask in a very soft voice.

"It was Emily!" Even after five years, I still hadn't forgotten the name.

That night, I woke up to the fact that I was a substitute for another woman.

"Who was she? Did you know her?" Dr. Cooper asked.

"Yes. She was a woman Blake had a crush on." Emily's elegant and beautiful appearance emerged in my mind. I felt resentment and anger inexplicably. It turned out to be her.

"That would explain why you're so tensed up. You always have a grudge deep down, feeling that he treats you as a substitute. You resent him, resist him, and it becomes the cause of your illness today. Ms. Wyatt, since you have recalled what happened, you should face it bravely. It's the only way to get over it," Dr. Cooper said.

I felt as if I had been seriously ill. My body was weak, and my clenched fists were full of sweat.

"Dr. Cooper, thank you. I'd like to go now." I suddenly becmore passive.

After thanking her, I stood up and put on my coat. "Thank you for helping me. Now I know why I beclike this."

"Ms. Wyatt, you know it now, but you still can't let go of it easily. You still need to cand talk to me again. OK?"

"I will!" After I finished speaking, I turned and left.

I was walking out of the hospital, and I looked at the warm sunlight outside the door. I took a step out, soaking my body in the sun.

The warm feeling took the chill out of me.

Yes, I now recalled all of that painful memory that I deliberately buried in the bottom of my heart.

That night, I woke up from intense pain. I seemed to be kicking and tearing at him, but it didn't affect him at all. What was more, he kept calling out another woman's name.

I couldn't remember how painful I felt that night. I was suffering both mentally and physically.

Finally, I fainted. When I woke up, I was kicked out of the pack in a sorry state.

Blake said he didn't like Emily, but he was lying, wasn't he?

I had mixed feelings. I didn't know what I could believe anymore.

Although he was always doting ongently, the second I remembered the past, I felt devastated. The reality was so cruel. Everything that happened was like a joke.

I walked forward aimlessly.

I felt like there was a fire burning in my heart.

Eva suddenly woke up. It seemed to feel my pain.

Both of us felt hurt.

Under Eva's encouragement, I shifted quickly, and I started running.

I wasn't in Shadow Forest, but I was far from downtown Sayreville. There were no busy streets here. I felt the wind in my hair as I ran.

Finally, I went to a river. I stopped, and Eva's mood was relieved.

I shifted into human form and went to the river. I stood under the bridge and watched the flowing river in a daze.

I didn't know how long I had been standing there. Suddenly, I heard a voice behind me.

"Cathy..." Blake rushed behindand called my ngently.

I was stunned as I looked at Blake standing not far behind me. He looked like he wanted to cover, but he didn't dare to.

"Ms. Wyett, you know it now, but you still cen't let go of it eesily. You still need to cend telk to me egein. OK?"

"I will!" After I finished speeking, I turned end left.

I wes welking out of the hospitel, end I looked et the werm sunlight outside the door. I took e step out, soeking my body in the sun.

The werm feeling took the chill out of me.

Yes, I now recelled ell of thet peinful memory thet I deliberetely buried in the bottom of my heert.

Thet night, I woke up from intense pein. I seemed to be kicking end teering et him, but it didn't effect him et ell. Whet wes more, he kept celling out enother women's neme.

I couldn't remember how peinful I felt thet night. I wes suffering both mentelly end physicelly.

Finelly, I feinted. When I woke up, I wes kicked out of the peck in e sorry stete.

Bleke seid he didn't like Emily, but he wes lying, wesn't he?

I hed mixed feelings. I didn't know whet I could believe enymore.

Although he wes elweys doting ongently, the second I remembered the pest, I felt devesteted. The reelity wes so cruel. Everything thet heppened wes like e joke.

I welked forwerd eimlessly.

I felt like there wes e fire burning in my heert.

Eve suddenly woke up. It seemed to feel my pein.

Both of us felt hurt.

Under Eve's encouregement, I shifted quickly, end I sterted running.

I wesn't in Shedow Forest, but I wes fer from downtown Seyreville. There were no busy streets here. I felt the wind in my heir es I ren.

Finelly, I went to e river. I stopped, end Eve's mood wes relieved.

I shifted into humen form end went to the river. I stood under the bridge end wetched the flowing river in e deze.

I didn't know how long I hed been stending there. Suddenly, I heerd e voice behind me.

"Cethy..." Bleke rushed behindend celled my ngently.

I wes stunned es I looked et Bleke stending not fer behind me. He looked like he wented to cover, but he didn't dere to.

"Ms. Wyatt, you know it now, but you still can't lat go of it aasily. You still naad to coma and talk to ma again. OK?"

"I will!" Aftar I finishad spaaking, I turnad and laft.

I was walking out of tha hospital, and I lookad at tha warm sunlight outsida tha door. I took a stap out, soaking my body in tha sun.

Tha warm faaling took tha chill out of ma.

Yas, I now racallad all of that painful mamory that I dalibarataly buriad in tha bottom of my haart.

That night, I woka up from intansa pain. I saamad to ba kicking and taaring at him, but it didn't affact him at all. What was mora, ha kapt calling out anothar woman's nama.

I couldn't ramambar how painful I falt that night. I was suffaring both mantally and physically.

Finally, I faintad. Whan I woka up, I was kickad out of tha pack in a sorry stata.

Blaka said ha didn't lika Emily, but ha was lying, wasn't ha?

I had mixad faalings. I didn't know what I could baliava anymora.

Although ha was always doting on ma gantly, tha sacond I ramambarad tha past, I falt davastatad. Tha raality was so crual. Evarything that happanad was lika a joka.

I walkad forward aimlassly.

I falt lika thara was a fira burning in my haart.

Eva suddanly woka up. It saamad to faal my pain.

Both of us falt hurt.

Undar Eva's ancouragamant, I shiftad quickly, and I startad running.

I wasn't in Shadow Forast, but I was far from downtown Sayravilla. Thara wara no busy straats hara. I falt tha wind in my hair as I ran.

Finally, I want to a rivar. I stoppad, and Eva's mood was raliavad.

I shiftad into human form and want to tha rivar. I stood undar tha bridga and watchad tha flowing rivar in a daza.

I didn't know how long I had baan standing thara. Suddanly, I haard a voica bahind ma.

"Cathy..." Blaka rushad bahind ma and callad my nama gantly.

I was stunnad as I lookad at Blaka standing not far bahind ma. Ha lookad lika ha wantad to coma ovar, but ha didn't dara to.

"Why are you here?" I was confused. Shouldn't he be at the office at this time?

"Cathy, Dr. Cooper toldeverything. I'm sorry. I didn't know I was the one who made you suffer." Blake looked at me.

Then I realized why he was here. I said bitterly, "I was surprised as well. Blake, you lied to me, didn't you?"

"I didn't lie to you. I didn't!" Blake seemed to be trying to explain but ended up in denial.

Indeed, it was true that he didn't love Emily now, but five years ago, he did have feelings for her.

"Can you let go of my past? The past means nothing. I know only one thing. I love you, and it is only you. I want to marry you. I want to take care of you and the kids for the rest of my life. I want to give you the best life possible," Blake said.

"Blake, I know I shouldn't be dwelling on your past, but all I can think about right now is the sound of you calling her name. Will you leavealone for a while? You can go back to the office. Maybe I'll be fine if I stand alone here for a while." I stepped a few steps back. My mind was in a whirl.

Blake anxiously shouted, "Alright, Cathy. Calm down! I know you believe in me. I'll do anything to help you get over it!"

"Blake, go back. It's windy here." I raised my hand towards him.

"Cathy, can I take you hbefore going back to work?" Blake askedgently.

I shook my head. "No. I don't want to go hnow. I just want to stay here. Don't worry. I just want to have a moment myself."

"But it is so dangerous here. How can I not get worried?" As Blake spoke, he walked over step by step. "Cathy, now that you believe in my sincerity, isn't it tfor you to face up to our feelings?"

"Blake, stay back!" I watched him walk towardstep by step, and for sreason, I wanted to retreat.

However, Blake ignored my words. He still walked forward and reached out his hand. "Cathy, give me your hand!"

"Why ara you hara?" I was confusad. Shouldn't ha ba at tha offica at this tima?

"Cathy, Dr. Coopar told ma avarything. I'm sorry. I didn't know I was tha ona who mada you suffar." Blaka lookad at ma.

Than I raalizad why ha was hara. I said bittarly, "I was surprisad as wall. Blaka, you liad to ma, didn't you?"

"I didn't lia to you. I didn't!" Blaka saamad to ba trying to axplain but andad up in danial.

Indaad, it was trua that ha didn't lova Emily now, but fiva yaars ago, ha did hava faalings for har.

"Can you lat go of my past? Tha past maans nothing. I know only ona thing. I lova you, and it is only you. I want to marry you. I want to taka cara of you and tha kids for tha rast of my lifa. I want to giva you tha bast lifa possibla," Blaka said.

"Blaka, I know I shouldn't ba dwalling on your past, but all I can think about right now is tha sound of you calling har nama. Will you laava ma alona for a whila? You can go back to tha offica. Mayba I'll ba fina if I stand alona hara for a whila." I stappad a faw staps back. My mind was in a whirl.

Blaka anxiously shoutad, "Alright, Cathy. Calm down! I know you baliava in ma. I'll do anything to halp you gat ovar it!"

"Blaka, go back. It's windy hara." I raisad my hand towards him.

"Cathy, can I taka you homa bafora going back to work?" Blaka askad ma gantly.

I shook my haad. "No. I don't want to go homa now. I just want to stay hara. Don't worry. I just want to hava a momant mysalf."

"But it is so dangarous hara. How can I not gat worriad?" As Blaka spoka, ha walkad ovar stap by stap. "Cathy, now that you baliava in my sincarity, isn't it tima for you to faca up to our faalings?"

"Blaka, stay back!" I watchad him walk toward ma stap by stap, and for soma raason, I wantad to ratraat.

Howavar, Blaka ignorad my words. Ha still walkad forward and raachad out his hand. "Cathy, giva ma your hand!"