Important Note: For every two years that passes, the royals blood age one year. So for the rest of Wahala. Robb Ainsworth has ruled for a hundred years according to the calculations but he has aged only fifty since ruling...Robb Ainsworth, the alpha king’s father, had fallen asleep with the moon goddess for the last three years after a hundred years of ruling as alpha king. This was the way of the Wahala kingdom. Every king who had successfully marked a hundred years of ruling had fallen asleep. These kings either pass on to the life beyond or to wake as alpha of alphas. A majority of the former kings had slept and passed on to the life beyond. Only a few had woken up from the sleep. The sleep lasted between one to ten years and when an alpha king awake from such a sleep, his title becomes the alpha of alphas. This would make him the father of all alphas.The awakening of Robb Ainsworth, Xavier’s father, now made him the strongest alpha and living supernatural being in the kingdom and

The door to Mia’s Chambers opened and Toni, a maid much older than Lydia, stepped into the room.  Mia was before the dressing mirror putting on her robe. She tied its rope around it before turning around to acknowledge Toni’s presence. Since her return three days ago, a few things have changed. Lydia was no longer her maid, she was dismissed from the palace the day after her return. When Mia confronted Xavier about it, he told her straight away that Lydia was disloyal and not trustworthy. Mia moved to plead on her behalf, stating that the young maid had no hand in her escape and neither did she know about it. But he didn’t listen. When she persisted, he snapped and told her he needed people he could trust to do their jobs. Lydia wasn’t one of them, according to him. With a sad and broken heart; she said goodbye to her maid. There was nothing more she could do. She didn’t want to anger the alpha king any further. They had made an agreement, and she needed

Mia arrived for the meeting right on time and Toni followed behind her, holding onto a big book. It’s been a week since she started coming for the meeting. The first day was mind-blowing and enlightening, and she immediately knew she would love it here. So many topics from marriage to mating were discussed and so many issues were resolved before the meeting ended last week. At her arrival, most of the maidens and heads of the council gave her a weird glance, but she brushed it off and told herself she deserved to be here. She was queen. Yes, she was younger than most of them and not so good looking, but that didn’t change the fact of the matter. She was their queen, and there was no altering that.  Mia took notice of a few things that needed adjustments and the others that needed provision. There was no book of account for the meeting and no record book of the discussion that took place. Without these records, they wouldn’t know which cases had been trea

“I was at the temple,” Xavier spoke as Mia stepped into the throne room after being summoned. Being summoned meant getting reprimanded. That didn’t always happen, not yet. She knew her role and played it out well. She stayed polite and graceful every time she stepped out of her room. And despite wanting to choke the air out of her husband, the alpha king, just for breathing around her most times, she didn’t. She had kept her heart in check and remained in control, even though it seemed impossible. Edward would want her to. These past few days had been peaceful between them, but she didn’t forget what he did to Edward. She didn’t know why she was summoned, but it wasn’t for what she had done. He had also dismissed his guards, so whatever he wanted to talk about was between the two of them. She debated what it was about. “The alpha of alphas has awakened for over a week now, but he will return to the state of reasoning later today

Mia flipped the book in her hand to page seventeen, and she almost started reading when her door flew open and the devil emerged inside, with a face ripped so red Mia almost feared it’ll explode.  The ring was still on his finger, but somehow he looked as furious as ever. Perhaps it wasn’t as powerful as everyone thought, or Xavier’s fury was that intense.  He stormed towards her, but Mia remained, unmoved. “What in the name of all mystical creations do you think you’re doing?” he growled at her.  “Reading,” she simply replied, her insolent boldness stopping him in his tracks, which was still a few feet away from her.  He laughed, but not a merry laugh. It was filled with the rage coursing on the inside, coming to play on the outside.  “I should have killed you. I should have asked those guards to kill you and throw your sorry body into the ocean.” He ran his furry shaky hand through his hair, tugging hard on it, an at