dr

ad!” I exclaimed to the boy

g in her eyes. She then looked down to Theo. “I told yo

,” he murmured, “pl

m the hole, rebellion and panic on his face. This was a boy

h the boy’s hair, the same hair as mine. He was still dirty, a

her is,” Cathy growled, weaving her fing

How dare you have sex with another man!” I demanded, anger fully encom

ried out the threat that was form

n across my

aveslaughtered the woman right then and there. General of my pack, a g

ent. Permission to be treated like this in front of my servants was not a good look. I had

rackling and sparking like fire, slowly morphing into fury. She should

ider it, a growl

kittish woman I locked away. “I will hit you if I

that it’s my property. No matter how many flowers you’ve decided to plant.” I too

t she stepped closer. I saw her jut her fingers out, preparing to do so

ing things,” was all sh

bully m

ioned in front me, guarding his mo

o to you

arating me from his mother. “I can protect you. Don’t

efensive stance and growled at me like a small beast, an angry puppy while waving the

my is my enemy! I will

nison of pity for the boy, and I hea

ong hair out of his eyes, nostrils flaring, I saw myself even

mine. Clearly, his mother would

at the boy before leaving

*

ugh the night, fireworks decorating the sky in bursting colors of pinks and golds. The King and Queen, my parents, tried to

t in snagging my attention, her attitude bold as the green gown

one, more of a demand. She must have been used to accept

s to see if her boldness would lengthen. “I just returned

itude. Disappointing. That was the thing I disliked most about it here. I got away with everything—war was the

the cottage was the first pers

ny, the thought of being around so man

arks shimmered down in the sky, I wondered if Theodore had ever seen fireworks before.

e of champagne, and I merely looked at

I know nothing of

ng into the sky, I connected

to know her, and what h

my name as if I was a folklore legend, I only thought abou