The Bride of the Cursed Rogue
en's
asn't true. However, I knew why such words scattered
at he wanted to give me a bride as a gift for guarding the bord
ever dare to
ings nothing but
hed, for they thought my c
ogue, doomed to wand
e left the Blood Rose pack long ago. But here I am, wanderi
an. Protect him and
words. They cling to me like a shro
self to cast aside any frivolous musings and concentr
be kept, vows must be fulfilled,' these words echoed in my mind like a powerfu
Blood Rose Pack, seated regally on the sofa. Our eyes lock
Rose," I said, dropping to one knee
such formalities," Zean replied, permitting m
ing aura and speaks with a soothing tone. He is the off
er. Three rogues attempted to enter the territory, but I handled
oom, broken only by Zean's foot
purpose, stopping di
," he remarked hushedly. "Yet the message remains clear
s he seem annoyed even though I gave him the good news? His eyes
's just becaus
ional, as always. The pack is indebt
your generosity in allowing a rogue like me to remain around
ill everyone near you, I might let you com
ing every ounce of my being as I reminisced about my friends who died due to my curse. Ye
k into his eyes again. "There's a
that
d my mate. I begged you to stop the search. I don
vented me from meeting my mate. "Well, well. What's to be done? I've
ger, and my hear
med, my voice lo
taken such a reckless action
t wolf's life is in dange
my curse, he had broug
blood boil. "All I care about is you, Steven. You've been
d and unclenched
tter? If this isn't Zean, I swear I'll un
your mate may feel scared if sh
an's reminder, as I
promptly returned to my cabin withou
e my mate and alleviate an
ough the dense forest and arr
oma of sweetness and pungency wafted into my nos
unmistakable fra
appointment, I walked inside. As I appro
ea
wly swung open, revealing a mysterious and shadow
ereal woman with long, flowing locks of silver hai
and her frail form seemed as though it co
ompletely silent, as if someone had
herworldly beauty, but
could see the marks of bru
k could have trea
ut I couldn't help but feel a twi
by her stunning beauty. But alas
sn't my
felt was fleeting, leavin
humor, I found myself standing before a stun
, but as she moved, my nerves were on edge. And when her
mm
she sat up, wi
om, trying to make sens
g herself in a defensive stance. Her emerald eyes wide
I?" she stammered, her fa
e room, I stepped forwar
to ease her anxiety. "And you're i
cognition, her face
d. "You mean... you