Sold To The Cursed Lycan Prince

eryone, burying herself in her duties, refusing to let the whis

n. Not once did they reprimand her for what she had done, nor did they scold he

t all. But she n

yled and adorned with pearls. A light touch of makeup enhanced her natural beauty. Staring at her reflection in

scattered confetti and flowers along the aisle. Alphas sat proudly in the front rows with their Lunas, followed by the Ome

traitorous, wol

Seraphina to hear. She ignored them, keeping her fa

nwavering. This was her dream come true. The man she had co

r to the second richest n

made the right decision that day-the day she seduced Ethan i

to a conference, discussing foreign affairs, agriculture, and the kingdom'

ather's stead-educated,

f darkness. She knew exactly what to do. Using her perfect body, her musky scent

ight, they made love. That night, they made promises. An

as perfect-something she had longed for but could never have as long as Seraphina

ain, a slow, triumphant smil

him at last. I b

t deep inside, her resolve solidified. 'Enjoy your day,

is vows to another woman-her sister. Her blood boiled, but she maintained a serene faç

crawled up her spine. S

lightly and met a pair

cho

n't look away. Something about him made her heart stutter,

er. The soft glow of the lights made her skin look even more

beast grow

clenched his fists, forcing h

lked out of the hall. The sharp click o

d only for a momen

he reached outsid

atching a wisp of her unique scent. His fee

estate, past the trees, past

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ree. Her skin was burning, her body aching with a heat she couldn't understand. It had

eeded

cold water

stood completely bare. A shiver ran down her spine as the cool night air kissed her

he watched her. His beast stirred, his control slipping. Th

s beast gro

ing the water wash away everything

thing stran

or air. She wasn't gaspi

shock as she realized

ng down her face, her blue eyes glowing under

to leave before he lost all reason.

ind howled. The scent o

ssed hurriedly, and pressed the water fro

echoed be

sto

eart p

wedding. There shou

me again, clo

hered down

ing faster. But the growl onl

she sa

blazing golden eyes stared at her from the shadows. It was far too

ct took

e r

could, but no matter how hard she pu

registered that she had taken the wrong path until she found herself

there was nowhe

f a cliff, the dark waters below cra

app

ong arms wrapped around her

s locking onto the very same green o

cho

rkness cl

nted in