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"Stop it," Valen chuckled as Rhydian played with her jokingly, running his fingers through her scalp. She hit his hand and tried to crawl away from his hold as they were lying on his bed, but Rhydian was just too quick to prevent her from leaving. He swallowed her back into his embrace, causing her to yelp and giggle as he tickled her. Valen laughed until a tear rolled out of the corner of her eye. "Okay, please... please stop it. I give up." She admitted defeat, her words choking her. That was when Rhydian stopped with a playful smirk. He relented and sat on his knees, staring at her with calm eyes. Valen pushed herself up, still chortling but then slowly came to a stop when she noticed how still Rhydian was. She looked into his eyes. He wasn't even blinking as frequently as he used to. He was just staring back at her. It didn't feel super cringe or cause her fear. It just made her feel self-conscious. "Why are you staring at me like that?" Rhydian blinked, feign

"Do you think it's a bad idea?" Rhydian asked Aldridge as they took a walk around the palace in the evening. The cool breeze blew against their faces. If not because of the tense topic at hand, this would have been a good moment to enjoy and reminisce. Rhydian stopped walking and faced Aldridge with a calm face. His hands were placed behind his back. "I need you to be honest with me, Aldridge. Is it a bad idea?"Aldridge sighed and bent his head downward for a bit as if thinking about his answer. He lifted it and looked into his eyes. "I don't think it's a bad idea. If you're considering Iza's reaction then I would like you to know that his reaction is understandable." "Why is it not a bad idea to you? Is it maybe because we are on the same boat?" Rhydian said, intending humor at the end of his words. Aldridge caught on that and he chuckled before shaking his head. "Not really. But we don't hate the werewolves, do we? All these years, we've actually thrived

"How is he doing? Could you tell us what the problem is?" Valen asked almost immediately after the doctor was done checking up on him. The man adjusted his sitting position and looked at the three people standing in front of him. "He doesn't look well, judging from his pale face but... It's strange." He said, his voice lowering as he turned his head to look at Rhydian again. "What is strange?" "I can't feel any sickness in his body. I can't say precisely that this is what is wrong with him because I can't see any sickness in his body." He answered. At once, they were surprised and all exchanged looks. "What's that supposed to mean? He coughed up blood. Aldridge moved to the side to show the blood, which was yet to be cleaned off the ground. "And you're telling us that he isn't sick? It doesn't make sense." The doctor exhaled, hit his lap, and rose to his feet. "That was why I said it's strange, Sir Aldridge." He responded and walked right past the middle of

Valen was still conscious of her body in his presence. Maybe it was because she lacked confidence or maybe it was because she believed that compared with the women he had been with for sex, she was average. Her clothes slid off her body one after the other until she was completely naked then she made her way into the tub. "Okay, you can look." She mumbled. As if being called to take up his favorite meal, he whirled around. "I can't believe you made me miss seeing such a beautiful sight." "Stop it," Valen pouted and tried to dismiss what he had said. The heat from the water reddened her face, making her look cute and ready to be eaten, if she were a meal. Valen got pulled closer and her eyes almost popped out when she felt his swollen length underneath the water. It didn't take long for her body to catch up and she was turned on. He leaned forward, placing his mouth just a few inches away from her ear and whispered, "Can you feel it, Valen? You did this." He kisse

Valen stood next to Rhydian after getting off the carriage. They were holding some goods they bought for the kids in the orphanage home. Rhydian raised his head to look at the name plastered above the building's pillar. No one could guess what thoughts were running through his mind. "Are you alright?" Valen whispered, dragging him back to reality. He peeped at her from the corner of his eyes and let out a soft sigh, followed by a gentle nod before lowering his head. "Yeah," "But you don't look like you are. Why the sigh?" "Whenever I come here, I'm reminded of the fact that I haven't brought the stupid Alpha responsible for these abandoned kids to justice yet." He answered. Oh, right. Now that he mentioned it, Valen remembered that Jethrom was still locked up. "What about Jethrom? I mean Alpha Jethrom. Didn't you find out anything from him?" "Not at all. He refused to spit out the names of the people involved. But what we were able to get was that th