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The Werenun’s Dirty Professor Chapter 68
Julian’s POV Even as a child, this was evil. I’d thought the king was always overshadowed with morals and could do no wrong as we were taught in school but hearing this got me totally pissed. I wished at that very moment, I had supernatural powers, I would command thunder to strike him. It was the only revenge I could think of as a little child. “How can I do this, my king?” My dad retorted, asking in a pleading tone. “Xeno is my closest friend.” “Yes, I know. That’s why I’m asking you to betray him.” “I didn’t really get why you asked me to buy all his shares.” Even my dad was confused. The king laughed some kind of a wild, sinister laughter. My blood was boiling in here where I hid. I was still a small child with no wolf lest they would have detected my scent. One advantage I got. “This is why I need you to buy all his shares. Normally, CEOs prohibit the selling of over half their shares to a particular man, they love a regular distribution among shareholders such that no one g
The Werenun’s Dirty Professor Chapter 67
Reina’s POV “That traitor,” he said, his voice low, “was Julian.” My knees nearly buckled. “I don’t understand,” I said. “If he was part of it… why didn’t you have him executed?” “Because he made a deal,” the King said. “He had all the secrets. He knew every step of the plan. Every name. Every hiding place. We were left with no choice.” I shook my head slowly, mouth dry. “You… forced him to work for you?” “Yes,” he said. “He was given two choices—death, or help us find the others.” “And he chose to help you,” I whispered. He nodded once. “With Julian’s help, we took them down one by one. Every rebel. Every threat. Gone. The coup was crushed before it even began.” My body was trembling. My breath came in short gasps. The Julian I knew—the man I had kissed, argued with, loved—was a traitor’s son. A prisoner. A weapon used by the royal court. “Why didn’t you tell me?” I asked. “Because he begged us not to,” the King replied. “He didn’t want you to hate him. He w
The Werenun’s Dirty Professor Chapter 66
Reina’s POV “That traitor,” he said, his voice low, “was Julian.” My knees nearly buckled. “I don’t understand,” I said. “If he was part of it… why didn’t you have him executed?” “Because he made a deal,” the King said. “He had all the secrets. He knew every step of the plan. Every name. Every hiding place. We were left with no choice.” I shook my head slowly, mouth dry. “You… forced him to work for you?” “Yes,” he said. “He was given two choices—death, or help us find the others.” “And he chose to help you,” I whispered. He nodded once. “With Julian’s help, we took them down one by one. Every rebel. Every threat. Gone. The coup was crushed before it even began.” My body was trembling. My breath came in short gasps. The Julian I knew—the man I had kissed, argued with, loved—was a traitor’s son. A prisoner. A weapon used by the royal court. “Why didn’t you tell me?” I asked. “Because he begged us not to,” the King replied. “He didn’t want you to hate him. He wanted to prot
The Werenun’s Dirty Professor Chapter 65
Reina’s POV“That traitor,” he said, his voice low, “was Julian.”My knees nearly buckled.“I don’t understand,” I said. “If he was part of it… why didn’t you have him executed?”“Because he made a deal,” the King said. “He had all the secrets. He knew every step of the plan. Every name. Every hiding place. We were left with no choice.”I shook my head slowly, mouth dry. “You… forced him to work for you?”“Yes,” he said. “He was given two choices—death, or help us find the others.”“And he chose to help you,” I whispered.He nodded once.“With Julian’s help, we took them down one by one. Every rebel. Every threat. Gone. The coup was crushed before it even began.”My body was trembling. My breath came in short gasps.The Julian I knew—the man I had kissed, argued with, loved—was a traitor’s son. A prisoner. A weapon used by the royal court.“Why didn’t you tell me?” I asked.“Because he begged us not to,” the King replied. “He didn’t want you to hate him. He wanted to protect the only
The Werenun’s Dirty Professor Chapter 64
Reina’s POVI thought the worst was over. I thought I could move on. But I was wrong. The pain didn’t stop. It got worse.Every day, I woke up feeling like I was falling apart. My chest was tight, my skin cold, my head heavy. But it wasn’t just sadness. It was deeper than that—something I couldn’t explain.At night, it became unbearable.I broke down.I cried until my throat burned. My hands shook as I gripped the blankets, trying to hold myself together. My wolf—my other half—screamed inside me, wild and restless. She howled through the bond, crying out for him. For Julian.He never answered. No matter how loud I cried, he never came. The pain kept growing. Then one morning, I felt it. Heat. Not the kind that warmed the skin.No, this was different. Fierce. Burning. Suddenly.It rushed through me like fire. My legs gave out. I collapsed to the floor, gasping for air, my body trembling.A maid found me like that—curled up, sweating, barely able to speak.They called the palace doctor
The Werenun’s Dirty Professor Chapter 63
Reina’s POVI slammed the door shut behind me, breathing hard. My chest felt like it had been torn open, raw and aching. I didn’t care if anyone saw the tears in my eyes. Let them see. Let them talk. I was done pretending.Julian had broken me.I sank to the cold stone floor of my room, hugging my knees. My heart wouldn’t stop pounding. The things he said—how easily he threw everything away—kept playing in my head over and over like a curse.Was I really just a mission to him? A pawn? Had I fallen in love with someone who never truly saw me?I didn’t leave my room for days. I couldn’t. Every time I reached for the door, my hand froze. Every time I looked in the mirror, I saw a girl who had believed too much, hoped too much. A fool.Food sat untouched on the tray by the door. Maids whispered outside, wondering what was wrong. But no one came in. No one dared.The ache in my chest grew worse by the day. Nights were the hardest. I’d sit by the window, looking out at the moonlight, wonder
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