ta's

eing shot at my chest right now, and I can ba

are looking at me. Some girls were giving me sympathetic looks, while others are quietly talki

s were standing, and locked a gaze with my stepfather, a

g this up, or you'll be fuc

uickly looked

, how dare she pair me up with

nd him calling me an obese pig shouldn't get to me, but for some strange reasons I just could

she blind? Did I ever complain to her that I

tion, even the ones who were pretending to be sympathetic couldn't

to worsen my predicament, and I was unable to

ided to make an elephant my mate.

phant…

this waste of fles

the oldest elder among the council of elders. “I

. “She is ugly and I don't want her. Aren't I su

eless to you, your Majesty, but cer

asked, impatience dr

h any other female wolf if

t her and impregnate another female wolf. I can't have a child

e mate you'll be punished with impotency, and no matter how many

ty's offended growl, and he (the e

ablished? Why haven't

inning of werewolves' existence, yo

ouldn't help but cower back in fear. “You mean I'm stuck

our Majesty” the ol

his large hand tightly wrapped around my neck as he lifted

't affect me, right?” he asked w

ng them to save my miserable life. But none of them were even sparing me a gl

est” he concluded when he got

was ready to accept my fate when I heard the oldest elde

Majesty gro

rejecting her, and hence you

ust making that up? Is he trying to

r seemed to grow twice its actual degree, and he threw

ame in contact with a pillar, s

dy who was inspecting us earlier. “That thing is not stepping foot in my

il of elders with a broad smile to claim his reward of ten thousand do

om my stepfather. “His Majesty is done with you, you c

nts or guardians, and exited the ballroom as fast as possible

y said to me as she he

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of an old wooden cabin that seemed like it's been abandoned for

e old wood shed — I pleaded men

the lady asked as she

shed open slowly, with dust pouring out and thic

at speed, as if they're running for their lives. Even the

name?” she a

lie

d. “I don't know his Majesty's plans, but yo

ummed wi

ngs to do” and without waiti

a stressful day and I need to get some sleep — but it's

the doorway, and entered the cabin. It's pitch-black insid

ch and I quickly turned the light on, but I wish I didn't because the bulb wasn

usty bedspread on it near a pile of wood. Relief washed over my face a

at might fall on me while I'm sleeping, but I'm still happy I won't be s

ecent bed, but that's not true, there's nothing in my

I felt the worms in my stomach fighting and trying to feed on each other

is back, maybe with a plate of food because she pitied my situation

smile anyway. “H

h me” he

ha

mply, then turn to leave without giving me any

hovering on my mind; why did he send for me? Does he intend to kill me secretly? Is he really