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Chapter 58

Penulis: Melissa Crowns
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2025-07-31 22:10:26

Reina’s POV

I never wanted this to happen again, but the king brought back old memories, insisting he wants to choose the most eligible husband for me.

Julian or Calder?

Today they were going to fight. They would showcase their skill and whoever wins would get me. But I’d always been rooting for Julian.

The arena was quiet. Too quiet.

My heart thudded in my chest as I sat beside my royal maid, eyes locked on the two men in the middle of the stone circle.

Julian and Calder.

My father sat proudly at the front, chin high, believing this would be the end of everything—of Julian, of the rumors, of the love he didn’t know had already gone too deep to erase.

He thought Calder would win. He was sure Julian would fall.

But I knew better.

Julian stood calm, focused, dressed in black. His eyes never left Calder’s wolf.

Calder had shifted, his Alpha wolf large and dark, circling with slow, threatening steps.

And still, Julian hadn’t shifted. Not yet.

I held my breath.

The court watched in sile
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