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Chapter 27:THE UNSPOKEN TRUTH

Auteur: Sally
last update Date de publication: 2026-08-06 18:21:28

Fiona’s POV

The feeling that something was wrong refused to leave me.

I had tried convincing myself that I was imagining things, that perhaps everyone was simply busy with their own responsibilities after the Lycan King’s departure. Yet no matter how many excuses I made, they all crumbled the moment I stepped into another room.

The palace had changed.

Or perhaps…

The way people looked at me had.

I decided the best thing to do was to continue my day as though nothing had happened.

If I a
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