The Lycan's King Obsession

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en, remember the son of who you are…” I chanted my father’s word

tely tried restraining myself from hitting at one of the

in any form of physical combat with any of these

ge though, I mean my dad had a mansion, a very big

n me here to rot? And to tolera

y face. I quickly took a step backwards becau

e biggest one of the trio, Jak

rt and landed a fatal blow to my midriff. I squir

hatever we say.” He growled in my

at was about to burst out of my body and was about to strike ba

ad no other option but to insert my ind

ught out my fingers and was shocked to notice t

awled on the floor, writhing in pain, with dropl

looked towards the doorway to find a little girl by

glow to them. She was the screamer, and I was indeed shock

e most of the other children called ‘the beast’ because

d just wre

me. I nodded my head and took a few steps ba

ands towards me with a sad look clouding her eyes. S

ne and was shocked when a jolt

she beamed a smile at me; her smile seemed to war

ooking up at me with a weird expression

ght she was fragile if she hadn’t nearly

ierce.” I replied, rufflin

with correcting her though. Her pronunciation of my

didn’t bother trying to tell her that I already knew her name and tha

I didn’t say a word about it. I simply let her drag me around the

riends afte

lly went everywhere together, ate, and played around together, making

eparated when the doctors came to take her int

ile Brynlee was made to sleep alone in a separate room.

scary white lab, keeping her in for hours non stop. She never talked abo

rphanage. She filled my world with so much peace, so much fun tha

icking at my plate of pasta when one of the nuns came for me, to

office to find my father, in all his glory, sitting ma

d it exciting when he said he was here to take me back home.

father but that changed when I met Brynlee. I no longer cry to be home or ta

with him anymore but I don't have the co

ision. We were about to go out of the office

, she is already part of me. If I need to

d, looking down at me like I had

s hold, and then turning back to talk to the head nun, I asked sof

d interjected quickly, staring at

frie

” We both answer

us, seemingly a bit confused as

nswered quickly, and without being asked, she continued; “you can

ght?” Father asked, cockin

sn’t up for adoption.” S

lanced between the both of them confus

me glance up at him in confusion.

se. Nobody likes her here!” I cried, sudde

He said slowly, crouching in front of me as he cupped my face in his

ied. My eyelids burned with unshed tears, and it took

e her now as well. She is undergoing chemotherapy.” The nu

idn’t hav

he was already growing tired of my tantrums, and then he lite

ely, but no reply came forth. She had

ve out of the driveway and into the street beyond

to the orphanage, and when he finally agreed to take me there

hat day, but at the same time, I knew that she

me so sure, but I knew deep down i