Bound to her destined alpha

up against the wall. The maids flinched, obviously afraid.

found none. The terrified maids quickly dropped to their knees, hurriedly gathering the shatter

e from a man who barely showed any emotions to someone who was always angry, and it was all because

d she leave, just like everyone else in the end? I didn't understand. I remember jumping into the water immediately after she did tha

octors said, handing me the medication. I looked at him

r asked curiously. I remained silent, thinki

ask. I knew a psychiatrist couldn't solve my problem, but sometimes I found myself interested in their questions, pretending they understood my issues and could find a solution. But my proble

ng back into my chair, when a knock came at the door. The person entered the study, bowing slightly bef

ain?" I asked, to whi

room, not wanting to risk provoking my anger. I wasn't angry

. He had left the pack by choice, uninterested in being king, and had since become a Lycan. Today was the memorial f

eyes traveled up and down her frame as she smiled and reached for the st

s she winced gently in pain. I lifted her dress and entered her abruptly, making he

were her, and certainly not the one I was with at that moment. Feeling frustrated, I withdrew from her and said, 'Get ou

ater from the shower flowed down my skin. Afterward, I drie

itual was already being done. The council members were gathered, and I quickly

end of my father, said. I didn't respond immediately. He pres

d, turning toward

't know a

y should I know?" I asked coldly and dis

e paused before adding, "I have heard neither you nor your brother have ever believed

brother?" I asked, growing

n't respond, eager to end the conversation, but his words remained in my mind. Ryker never believed in marriage, just

ed with some of the high-profile guests. The maid

said behind me, immediately irr

f something, and there was this smile on his face. I stared