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steps back. His shock could

she cried, "I am sorry. I thought it was an herb that would m

tered against the ground. When Aspen saw that, she quietly got up and stood in a corner to watch

danced left to right frantically. "It's not true. I didn't m

t you merely fed some herbs to the Queen without anyone know

r mother,

man corrected thro

u or the Queen. I

mained still for seconds. He usually did that when his wolf energy tried to take

ce rushed in and dragged the screaming woman out of

. His face pulled into extreme seriousness; it truly looked

e free." He wasn't

that you want to f

ch my pack. And, seeing how things went haywire barely minute

. Curse me in your mind all night, if you please. But the next time you throw me or my mate in a cell without proper evidence," she reached wh

to love grooming, knitted. "Ar

respect that. I truly get it." Aspen laughed bitterly when she realised that she was about to let a little bit of her true, intense feelings slip out a little. "But you

me," he sternly warned, his hands pocketed in a way that ma

d her arms. "What will

h a deadly look in his eyes, he said, "Nobody will question me if my wolf does that. So, make sure t

would be stupid of her to provoke him any further. There w

s a fair warning. I will pack my things and leave. I would have loved to check up

nd within her high horses, Aspen was slightly bothered by that

iny part of her soul was still perplexed about the

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idn't take the bomb his stepmother dropped on them too well. At that point, he preferred if it was the

ve to be this angry. That woman will pay for what she has done and

the last time something like that happened was after he got mated t

wished. He handled the pain that came wi

olf's punishment for whatever it was he did wrong, so he

do you want f

as to

ned. "Who h

man. Tha

That rude, l

t her

u hiding somet

spoke about the woman he was trying to forget. 'If you are goin

uck! How could you bring that woman up? She left us. I am trying hard to forget he

the doctor will always

hness of his hair. "Why the heck

t answering him, and

o his feet, he decided t

shut him up for a w

e woman who had prob

f a window while the guards walking her

dmire a butterfly, something in his heart softened as though he was watching a familiar sc

familiar voice whi

s trusted guards, "what is goin

uh

ed as he asked, "Is the

still bleeding, and u

to come to terms with the terrible news Ezekiel had just delivered. All that he c

gripped her shoulders in a way that startled her, and without taking a hesitant breath, he