Mated To An Untamed Alpha

IA'S

hell. He had sent me out of his room coldly, like I was just an object he used and was now done with. After that day, I

my mate and the fact that he had marked me. My wolf whined at me almost every night to connect with our mate, but I was left hopeless

why I missed work. I tried to explain to the Lycan king Talon, but he wouldn't listen. He gave me the punishment of washing al

I saw the person coming, my tensed body eas

ant any harm to come to me, and if possible, he would try to get a punishment from the Lycan king just so

to check my temperature. His usual kind and gentle face was curved in a frown, and I could see

w how I missed the time this morning.

sick. Why is he so heartless?" Charles fumed, his hands balling up into fists. Charles was a charming man and a child at heart; he hardly got angry, so for him to be this furious, it wa

nds around me, enclosing me in his well-built frame. "I hate seeing you hurt Amelia; it breaks my

run away from Talon's pack, but we both knew it wouldn't be that

a nylon bag from his side and said, "I know you haven't eaten since mor

d at the gesture. It was hard to deny that

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ple gossip heatedly around me. A month had passed since I arr

and outside had checked the king, but no solution could be found. I even

his people needed him. The pack needed him, or else it would crumble and face num

harles call out to me from a c

eople are panicki

in Talon's stead ever since he fell sick, and the weight of everything was visible in his stressed figure. I was deeply c

saying? What do they need f

something about a divine herb mixtur

to make it," I said with wide eyes. Who w

ow?" Charles a

remember? I learned how to make

. Let's go tell them quickly s

o give it a try. I listed the ingredients, and everything was provided within two hours, and I immediately went to work. I told Charles to se

lon's frailing unconscious body,

rk?" Charles suddenly

id, "Why wouldn't it? You said the

the king dies, his blood will be on your head, and th

ow I was also worried. "Wh

ck tonight; this is our per