Judah was tired.He has been thinking about what happened and why the enemy also targeted Gray. It wasn't just the throne they were after but his mate too, which he wouldn't allow. He enjoyed his time with her despite the fact that he wasn't at ease knowing she was marking someone else. For a Haquihana, marking a male partner is more important than them being marked. The ritual shows how males appreciated Haquihanas by letting them mark them. She must end whoever she marked the other night since it was a mistake against Gray's will. Last night, they decided to clear what was between them, and they knew they were going to need some time to sort out their feelings and find out what their relationship needed to be fixed. It was an eye-opener for both of them. Someone clearly wanted to break them apart. When he learned that his father was murdered, the very first one he suspected was Gray. Why? Because she was new and dared to meet his father without him, she was innocent, and he was b

"What is it?" "Wolfsbane," Thor replied. "This kind of flower isn't only used as poison but also as a potion to confuse a werewolf. How those bastards developed such a dangerous flower is still unknown," he added. Judah has been staring at the liquid and the necklace next to it. He knew who owned it. He wasn't expecting that the owner would do this to him. "I can see in your face that you already knew someone might be betraying you," Thor said, looking at Judah knowingly. "Brother," Zeus said. "That's-""I know Zeus," he cut his brother's words. "And also." Thor took something underneath his pillow. It was a brown envelope and gave it to Judah. Although he was confused, Judah took the thing out, and he found Gray's picture sitting inside a notorious club he was familiar with a female he knew. He could see Gray having a fun time and then noticed a bluish liquor inside a small glass she held. "That liquor is what we called Blue Lagoon. It wasn't just a normal drink. It was fused

Both girls groaned, and Gray wiped the blood from her lips, and Hilda held her nose, blood flowing from it steadily. She growled and tackled Gray to the ground, punching her all over. Gray had enough, and she was getting tired. She pulled the other girl's hair, causing her to lean on the other side. She used that to her advantage And rolled over on the top of her back, putting Hilda's face in a tight headlock. "Give in.'"No!" Hilda struggled, and Gray smirked. She has been on the receiving end of this technique many times. The more the victim struggled, the faster they lost consciousness. "Your Highness!" Rex and the two other male wolves pulled the two of them apart, prying Gray's tight grip around Hilda's neck. Gray's head was spinning from standing upright so suddenly, but once she got her bearings, she noticed their little brawl had drawn a bit of an audience. She rolled her eyes and walked back toward her room but no more towards Hilda to see her on her hands and knees, gl

Judah sighed as he finished up the last task for the day. As he cleared off his desk, his hand brushed against a white envelope with his name on it. He assumed it was the letter that Cronus suggested that he read tonight. And he did. Gray's father has already passed away. She did mention to him about her father's illness. The letter came from her older brother, Indigo. Judah learned that Gray's father passed away two weeks ago and that Indigo found it recently. Seemed like the Alpha of that pack kept it a secret from Gray."You have to tell her about it, brother," Cronus told him. He recently came home from a sole investigation and met Indigo from the pack he was in. "I know but I doubt she'll take it lightly. She'll break," Judah replied. "You have to tell her. If you keep it from her, she'll hate you."Judah sighed and put the letter in a drawer. Under any other circumstances, he would prefer that he would keep it from her. Gray has been stressed for a while. He feared that too m

In the midst of Judah and Reynaldo's conversation, Indigo and Gray arrived. Gray looked like she cried so hard but kept her head high. Reynaldo apologetically looked at Gray. "I know you have a lot of questions to ask, but I, myself, couldn't answer it, I swear," he said, apologizing. Gray seemed to cry again, but she chose not to."Luna told me what really happened, and I understand it. But why have you kept it away from me?" she asked him calmly. "Because those who murdered your father and my sister might still be around, and I'm afraid of what will happen next if they saw you here," Reynaldo replied. It makes sense. Gray had her rationality mind worked; if not, she would have been attacking the Alpha the moment she saw him. Gray was warned by her mother a long time ago. She told them that her Alpha father would look for her. She thought Orogashima Alpha had forgotten about them all those years, but she was wrong. "No one knows where you came from; it's just me and Luna. We k