《Begged Me For Rejection, He Regretted》全部章節：第 21 章 - 第 27 章

Lilith's POV“My Lady, you asked for me,” I bowed when I entered the guest room where the Lady was waiting for me. The other night with Orion helped a lot with addressing the Lady by the wrong name.That night was like a constant reminder that I wasn’t at home anymore.“Come on in,” The Lady smiled, her eyes not on me, but on the shelves of clothes in front of her. In her hands held a complicated-looking dress, “Jonathan just sent these over. I thought we could pick one for you, too. For the feast tomorrow.”Jonathan Hawthorne, Alpha of the pack.Nothing could make the Lady as happy like this as she talked about her beloved mate. It was hard for me to share her happiness because I hated the Alpha who tricked his mate into bed when he had already forfeited his fated mate by marrying another.Though he made the Lady suffer for years. Though he still wouldn’t give the Lady the title she was born to have. The Lady was still so happy at anything he would send over.Such was the power of th

Lilith's POV The party was in a fever pitch already. Every face came from some big family in the pack. Sons and daughters of Betas and Gammas. I knew almost all the faces, mostly because nobodies wouldn’t be invited. None but me. People stared when I walked in, and I kept my eyes at their chest level, pretending not to see their weird stares. At that moment, I began to understand why Orion wouldn’t want to be seen with me. No one would want to shower in such pure hostility. Not even for their mates. Just find Orion. Let him know that I came, and then maybe I could escape before anyone noticed. I mean, why would anyone notice a nobody like me, with no rank nor a powerful family behind me? “She really came!” A girl suddenly burst into laughter when I passed her, shouting with her finger pointed at me, “Hannah,

Grant’s POV Keeping an eye on her was my mission, but I was doing so partially because she was able to bring some humanity out of Knox. He needed that. I couldn’t begin to imagine that such a girl raised without education or manners would ever have any connection with a prince who grew up locked in his palace like Knox himself, but just spent a few moments with her, and I began to understand why she was special. It was her eyes. They were clean like crystal. In my years of serving a scheming master, by that I meant Knox, I have seen my share of people, and none of their eyes was this clean. The rich have arrogance in theirs, and the poor have greed; the powerful have ambition in their eyes, and the low levels have sarcasm. She has none of those. She was poor, but she looked content. She was of a low rank, but she was nothing but confident yet not