Claimed By The Lycan King
Columns soared toward heaven, draped with garlands of white and purple flowers, their sweet scent hanging in the air like a benediction.
And there, at the end of the impossibly long aisle, stood Theo. My mate. My king. His eyes found mine across the distance, and the world contracted to that single point of connection. He wore formal robes of deep blue trimmed with gold, a crown of antique silver resting on his dark hair. Even from here, I could see the barely contained emotion in his stance—the slight tension in his shoulders, the way his hands clasped and unclasped at his sides.
The archbishop stood beside him, ancient and dignified in ceremonial robes that seemed to consume his thin frame