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Chapter Twenty

I shook my head. “What was I thinking?” Surely the Moon Goddess knew best. She wouldn’t mate me to the wrong person. I’d accept whoever she chose for me. But she better be beautiful. I opened the kitchen door, heart racing. Excited to see my mate. But... The person I saw was the last person I expected. What the hell. Guess who it was? Miranda. I was frozen. Shocked. I couldn’t move. I just stood there staring at her like a statue. Her eyes met mine. She frowned. Inside me, Berry was losing his mind. _Mate! Mate! Mate!_ I stared at her. No words came out. How could it be her? Why her? Isn’t she supposed to be my half-sister? What was going on? Why would the Moon Goddess mate me with my own sister? Doubt hit me like a punch. What if I wasn’t the Alpha’s son? If I was, I wouldn’t be mated to the Alpha’s daughter. My heart tightened. What if everything Miranda said was true? That I was a bastard. That I wasn’t Alpha’s son. Did Mom lie to me? A tho

Chapter Twenty One

*MIRANDA POV* I already met with Jerry. He was mad that I wasted his time, but he couldn’t stay mad at me for long. Now we were good again. “How about we walk around the hall?” Jerry said. I knew what he meant. I was trying to find a way to ruin the coronation. And he knew it. This casual outfit alone wasn’t going to ruin anything. I nodded. We walked around the mansion together until we stopped in front of a certain room. I knew this place. It was where the crowns were kept. On the door, bold letters: *NO ENTRY.* “Let’s go check it out,” I said. Jerry tried the door. Locked. I walked to a flower vase near the door and found a spare key. It was normal for them to keep one there, just in case. I handed it to Jerry. He unlocked the door. Inside, the room was dim. On a trolley, placed on a velvet tray, were two golden crowns. Gold and diamonds. Glowing in the dark. We walked closer and stared at them. I sneered. “Those lucky riffraffs. They’re not worthy o

Chapter Twenty Two

I told Jerry to go get petrol. He came to the royal house often, so he knew where to find it. Meanwhile, I went to the electronic storage room to turn off the fire alarm. I was going to burn the crowns. And I didn’t want anyone to know until the coronation started. I switched off the fire alarm box, then went back to wait for Jerry. Soon, he came back with petrol and a lighter. He poured petrol on both crowns. He made sure the fabric decorating them was soaked. We moved back near the door, then set the crowns on fire. I noticed Jerry was holding an air freshener. “That was smart,” I said. He smirked. “I’m quite smart, you know.” I rolled my eyes. The air freshener was to spray the room later. So no one would smell the burning. The fire caught slowly. The dark room filled with orange light. We stood there, watching it burn. “Aren’t you scared?” Jerry asked. I shook my head. “No. I’m just doing what feels right.” He stared at me, terrified. Who wouldn’t be? “

Chapter Twenty Three

“Alpha Brian, it’s not right to treat your own daughter like that!” one guest said. Another added, “Even if you have a son now, that doesn’t mean you should neglect your daughter.” “Enough!” Alpha Brian snapped. “I think you should all mind your own business. This is a family matter. Stay out of it.” “Miranda!” he called. “If you didn’t want to come to the coronation, why come at all? No one forced you. And yet you came here to cause trouble.” I sneered. “What? You don’t want me at the coronation? And about my dress... when was the last time you bought me anything? When was the last time you fulfilled your duty as a father? And you say _I’m_ causing trouble? No. You’re all causing trouble for yourselves. If you had gotten me clothes like you did for every other royal member, we wouldn’t be facing this humiliation right now.” “Miranda, shut your filthy mouth!” Anna, Alpha’s cousin’s wife, snapped. “How dare you speak to the Alpha like that in front of every

Chapter Twenty Four

The Queen Mother stared at the lady with an icy gaze. “We didn’t reply because we were eating. In our pack, we follow table manners. Unlike yours.” I rolled my eyes. _Table manners?_ Family matters are always discussed during dinner. And now she was talking about table manners? I was curious to see how she’d get out of this. “So now that you’re not eating,” the guest said, “can you tell me why the food has so much salt?” Everyone waited. The royal family. Alpha. Pack members. They all knew the food was salty. The Queen Mother sighed. “Did you say the food was salty?” She feigned ignorance. “What kind of question is that?” the woman snapped. “Didn’t you taste it? Or is your food different from ours?” The Queen rolled her eyes. “The reason I asked is because the food isn’t salty at all.” I frowned. What kind of stupid answer was that? Was she talking to a child? She turned to the pack members. “Was it just me? Who else finds the food tasty, and no

Chapter Twenty Five

I raised an eyebrow. “What do you mean by that? I’ve been sitting here for a while, and the one whose coronation is today isn’t even here yet. Who does he think he is, making everyone wait this late? Do we all have nothing better to do than sit and wait for him all day?” “Just shut up, Miranda!” Rose snapped. “I know you’re happy about all this, you witch!” “Rose!” Alpha warned. I couldn’t help but chuckle at her foolishness. Where did she think she was? Her room? She was forgetting the royal family wasn’t the only one here. There were pack members. Important guests. A woman who couldn’t control her emotions didn’t deserve to be Luna. Of course I was happy. Why wouldn’t I be? I didn’t want this occasion to happen in the first place. And now the auspicious time was running out, and Ace was nowhere to be found. It seemed even the Moon Goddess was on my side. I smirked at Rose. She was still sulking. “You just have to accept that your son is useless, and you

Chapter Twenty Six

I frowned. The Queen was too smart. I had to interfere before she blamed me. I knew exactly what she was about to say. She turned to me, frowning. She opened her mouth to speak. But I didn’t give her the chance. “It was obvious,” I said in a sarcastic tone. “The Moon Goddess doesn’t want them to be crowned Luna and future Alpha of the Golden Wolf Pack.” A lady nodded. “Alpha Brian, I think your daughter is right. Maybe the Moon Goddess is showing you a sign. You should yield to it.” She turned to the other guests. “I’m leaving. You can leave when you’re ready. This isn’t a coronation. It feels like a theatre.” She stood and walked out. Soon, everyone started leaving. The priest left too. The man who made the crown was arrested. Only the royal family remained. The Queen Mother walked up to me. “Did you orchestrate all this?” I frowned. “What are you talking about?” Playing dumb. “Mom, what are you saying?” Alpha asked. The Queen frowned. “I d

Chapter Twenty Seven

“No,” Jerry said. “I don’t think she would. I mean, you did what you thought was best. It was better to destroy it than let that lady wear the crown.” He sighed. “Don’t pressure yourself too much.” I nodded. “I won’t. I just want all of this to stop. I want it to be a dream. A dream I can wake up from. I don’t want to believe this is reality.” Jerry sat closer to me. “What’s baffling me is Ace. How does he go missing on his coronation day? It feels...” He trailed off, thinking. “I heard the guards searched the whole pack and couldn’t find him. Do you think something happened to him? Or... did you have something to do with it?” I rolled my eyes. “No! I don’t like him, but I’m not that crazy. I wouldn’t abduct someone.” He was still staring at me, unconvinced. “Come on, why are you looking at me like that? Even if Ace was at the coronation, it wasn’t going to happen. The crown was already ruined. Why would I bother abducting him?” It was tr

Chapter Twenty Eight

We went to a restaurant in my car. Every royal member had a car allocated to them. Jerry was driving. I sat beside him, humming the whole ride. Soon we arrived. He booked a table and ordered from the menu. It was a spacious restaurant in Golden Wolf Pack territory. Werewolves from other packs came here too. The food was that good. Whenever I didn’t eat at home, and didn’t want snacks, I came here. Soon the maid served us. We ordered rice and fried fish with vegetables. We started eating. Halfway through, a stranger walked to our table. “Hi, Princess Miranda.” I looked up. I didn’t recognize him. *AUTHOR POV* Miranda stared at the stranger who invaded their privacy. “Excuse me, do you need something?” Jerry asked. He’d known Miranda for a while. He knew all her family and friends. He’d never seen this man before. His instincts said something was wrong. “I wasn’t speaking to you,” the man replied. “I was speaking to Princess Miranda.” Miranda spok

Chapter Twenty Nine

“What are you searching for?” Jerry asked, noticing my eyes darting around. “I’m looking for cameras. But there aren’t any.” “Princess Miranda,” Clark said. “Your father is worried about you. He wants you to come home.” I chuckled. “Seriously, drop the act. We’re tired of your nonsense. We don’t want to hear anymore.” Clark shook his head. “No, princess. I’m telling the truth. Your father asked me to bring you back to the pack.” “What dad are you talking about?” I snapped. “Last I checked, my father was angry at me. Why would he be worried about me now? In case you don’t know, my dad and I aren’t on good terms. Stop lying. It’s getting irritating.” Jerry spoke up. “Clark, or whatever your name is. You said you’ve been protecting Miranda for years, right?” Clark nodded. “So someone assigned you?” Clark nodded again. “Who?” Jerry asked. “Who told you to guard her?” “Her dad.” “What dad?” I asked quietly. “Your dad. Our Alpha—” Jerry cut him o

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