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CHAPTER 9.

Author: Dark Misha
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-23 10:16:09

9. Rachael's POV.

My breath was frozen in my lungs. Externally, I didn't exhibit any reaction to his words. I blinked instead and remained quiet.

Inside, not so much calm. All negative emotions threatened to surface. I felt like Ethan had used me as an object of comfort.

Edgar stared for a while longer and sat back with a look of satisfaction on his face. "He's to be engaged to Naomi Rutherford of the Riverdale pack."

"But he seems so young, to be betrothed." I managed to say after a while.

"Well, it doesn't matter. His marriage will make matters good between their pack and ours. There will be peace for a long time, even after I die." He smiled back at me.

I glanced at the coffee and cookies. I wished I didn't decline the offer for food.

"You seem lost in thought."

I shrugged. "No, I'm just a little overwhelmed. A normal person like me, can only wish to get this treatment. Werewolves treat humans like trash, but here I am talking to a Frost. I'm still trying to process it."

"Tak
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