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Sovia’s POV Blossom was certainly up to no good—I knew that very much. If I refused, the Alpha King could suspect something. His newly found trust in me was a weapon I intended to wield for a very long time. So I smiled, one that reached my eyes with purpose. “Of course,” I said smoothly. Maybe too smooth, because her face flattened for a moment. “Having you here will be a great honour.” Once she snapped from her temporary moment of shock, she nodded and then turned to the Alpha King. She greeted, “Alpha. Don’t worry yourself about Lady Sovia’s health.” The Alpha King’s face brightened as he stared down at her. “Now I see why my Janova has taken a liking to you—so kind. If your people were as kind as you then we wouldn’t have both been at odds.” Blossom’s shoulders dropped as she lowered her head even more. “My lord, it takes both sides to start a fire. I am here because I’m certain peace can reign between the rogues and Babel.” A glint of pride, maybe admiration, spar

Sovia’s POVI hurriedly tried to close the door, but a hand gripped it before I could. “I said wait.” “Your Highness, I’d suggest you watch your tone when you speak to me.” I shot back.Janova clicked his tongue. He opened the door wide and stood there, hands crossed. “How long do you intend to keep this charade? Hmm?” “Who knows?” I said coldly. “Until we are both old and pale, unable to talk?” “Sovia?” “Who gave you the right to call me—I’m your brother’s mate, so I would suggest you leave. Now!” He didn’t move. Didn’t speak. He just kept staring at me like I had lost my sense. I hated when people stared at me like that. “Zadekiah must have done something to you…” he snarled. The next thing that followed was his grip on my wrist, tugging me out. “Let me go!” “The Sovia I know would never betray me.” My stomach twisted when I heard the same man I found with his tongue down that rogue’s throat talk to me about betrayal. “Janova, if you don’t let go, I’ll scream

Chapter 76Sovia’s POVJust as I thought, he was really going to let me walk into the lions' den alone. But what was I thinking? Did I really expect him to listen to me and follow me? He was as stubborn as he was ruthless. Just thinking about him was enough to send my thoughts spiraling.Annoying and stubborn. All that talk about wanting me back to move the gifts—I didn’t understand it either, because all the boxes had already been moved when I returned. So why did he bring me back early? Once the sun went down, the Alpha King had sent a royal envoy to bring me to the event. Zadekiah was nowhere to be found. I wore a fitted black gown that hugged my curves. A little too low at the front. An ash scarf with black streaks along the edges rested around my shoulders. The cold air forced my skin to become tight as I stepped out. “Good evening, my lady.” It was that nanny Beatrice. The one Zadekiah had brought to keep me in check. For a moment I wondered… Was this a way of him

Sovia’s POV Even as she tried to hide it, the crease between her brows gave her away. Her voice faltered before she forced out, “I have no idea what you are talking about.” “Slander?” I snickered, taking a step back to assess her carefully. “Well, you and I both know the answer.” She bit her lips, and then a figure stepped beside me. His presence was cool, expensive and carried just the right amount of heat. “Greetings, beautiful ladies.” I frowned, sending a side glance at the figure. With the memories from my past life, I don’t think I’d seen him. Another mysterious figure pulled into my world preharps. “Alpha William.” Blossom’s voice was devoid of its previous hostility. Those delicate facades returned to her eyes as she lowered her head with grace. He didn’t even look at her. All attention was fixed on me. I didn’t like it. He had a smile on his face as he stretched out a hand. “Greetings, Lady Sovia from Moonshade Pack.” My brows knotted. My fingers

Zadekiah’s POV The feel of her lips against the base of my ear made something feral crack within me. I could still picture her lips all over mine when she kissed me back. That was one impulsive, stupid decision. Kissing a woman who was meant to be my enemy like she was the only thing keeping me sane. I turned to Sovia who was beside me, chin pressed against my shoulder. Her lips parted like a deadly invitation. And do you know the worst part about kissing her—I loved it. Now, I craved it like a cure to a disease spreading over my body—like a curse eating my soul alive. And the truth was… I foresaw this. Damn it. I knew eventually my control would crack. And the facade would fade. Because the truth was, I’ve always wanted her to be mine. Even when she belonged to my brother. I watched her… watched them. I’m a fool. And now being this close and still holding on to my shred of dignity—control was nerve-breaking. Suffocating. And maybe even delusional. Because eventuall