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"Linda said you cooked," Darius said, taking her by surprise. Laurel was happy to be acknowledged. "Yes. I wanted to give it a try. I hope it isn't bad." "I am looking forward to trying it. You like cooking?" "Yes. It's one of the few things I know. Otherwise, I am talentless." The self-depreciating joke wasn't well received by the serious and straightforward Alpha. "Don't say that. You are still young. There will be opportunities for you to learn new things. Don't hesitate to tell me if you want to try something new." Darius seriously explained. Laurel giggled, "Yes, Alpha." "Hmm?" Came from his strict tone. "Darius!" She said it quickly. "Yes?" It was strange how Darius was so opposed to the idea of having a mate, but years later here he was, trying his best to keep her stuck t