All Chapters of That Was No Prince: She fooled the Lycanis: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Iza thought that this was supposed to be a meeting but why was it a party instead that he had been brought to? Dave continued to pull him into the crowd of Lycanis who were there dancing and having fun with one another. Iza had never thought that such a place would exist in the mountains. After getting dragged, he managed to withdraw his hand from Dave's grip. Dave cast a sharp look at him, as if questioning why he did that. "Are you joking with me right now?" Iza asked when he saw his expression. Why was he making it seem as if it was his fault? "Didn't you tell me we were coming for a meeting?" Iza asked him, his fury rising a little. "Yes," Dave nodded. "Does this place..." Iza scanned the huge room with half-naked and full-naked beings sexually pleasuring themselves before he continued, unable to let his eyes behold such a sight again "Does this place look like a meeting? Where's the master we are supposed to meet?"Dave smiled, "Calm down. If I had told

Iza walked into the palace the next evening appearing a bit weak. The first thing that could be noticed was his weird walking position which he tried to hide but failed. Behind him was Dave. He was in quite the opposite posture to the man in front of him. He was standing tall and straight. In his eyes was something. It screamed satisfaction. "Iza." Someone called from behind and Iza stopped, recognizing the voice from Aldridge. He closed his eyes briefly and turned around, trying to straighten his posture. Beside Aldridge was Valen. They both eyed him. "Are you alright?" Valen asked him. "Why are you walking like that?" Aldridge pointed out emotionlessly. "Walking like what?" "Like you had your spine removed?" "Well, if I did, I wouldn't be standing, would I?" Iza retorted and Valen glanced at Aldridge, signaling that he should let it go. "He is just a little bit sore," Dave suddenly spoke, interrupting the trio, and all eyes diverted to him.

"Father..." "Are you sick in the head, Valen?" This was Draegon's first rebuttal as soon as they were in private. Seraphim leaned against the wall, her eyes devoid of emotion while staring at her daughter. A lot of thoughts were running through her mind but she was patient. She was patient for her husband to have a say first before she would land on her. But a tiny space in her heart hoped it wasn't real. That it was just a common gesture to probably show that this was what she wanted the union between the Lycanis and Werewolves to be like — acceptability, not a romantic relationship.Hopefully.Because if it turned out to be the opposite, then that meant war, and she wasn't going to accept that. "Father, please listen." "I won't listen to you, Valen. I am sorry but I won't spare you a listening ear this time around again." Valen had never seen her father get this furious with her before. It was her first time. "Father..." "I need you to go back out there and t

Knock. "Come in." Draegon's voice sounded, his voice a bit louder, complementing the chilled air surrounding the pack house. The door was pushed open and Valen showed herself. "Father." She called out softly. "Can I please speak with you?" "Valen, I am not in the mood to discuss this issue with you, okay?" Valen entered the room fully and closed the door. She played with her fingers behind her back as a way of relieving her tension. Draegon just finished cleaning up his wounds and was in the middle of tying his bandage. Valen moved closer to him and held his hand, stopping him from continuing with what he was doing. Draegon looked into her eyes. "Here, let me help you with it." She kept her voice low and soft. Draegon couldn't refuse her, at least not when she was pulling this trick on him. He knew how down he could be when she decided to act this way. But he still tried to maintain his cool. He sighed and looked away, leaving the bandage to her. She hel

"Thank you for keeping my secrets," Valen said to Star as they awkwardly met that evening. Star, after hearing the rumors about Valen's arrival quickly came over as soon as she could. "It was...it was the least I could do after what has happened between us. I wanted to speak with you the last time and tell you how sorry I was but by the time I came here, you were gone. I hated myself. I...For a few days, I couldn't behave like myself anymore. I hated that. I am so sorry, Valen. I feel so ashamed even imagining that we were once best friends. I wasn't there for you when you needed me. I didn't support you. I didn't..."Star began to sob. Valen pulled her in for a hug. "I understand you, Star. I have always understood your stand on this issue. I just thought that there could have been a better way to handle it than creating a scene or fighting like we did but I am glad that we are now on good terms with each other." "Does this mean that you have forgiven me?" "Of cou