Return Of The Lost Lycan Princess

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conversation with his friends, I caught bi

uture mate. Clutched in my trembling fingers was a carefully prepared meal, a dish his parents had assured me w

gingly about me. He had never been keen on the idea of us being together, always questioning why he should be fo

tion. I refuse to have someone so feeble as my partner

to stay in check. Deep down, I had always known that he would never truly accept me as his f

th of his mother. Those were the words he frequently hurled at me whenever the topic of marriage arose. But

heartedly despite not being their biological child. Sadly, my presence brought them shame and disappoi

Though each hurtful word wounded me deeply, I bore it all, yearning to prove

ark. How could I ignore his hurtful words when they came from the person I lov

not

I don't want to see her anymore. I hope she goes somewhere and never com

loved him, but I knew in myself he would never feel the same as lo

e strong and beautiful Alpha's Luna, until one day, he pinched my chin with a look of disdain

flowed, I saw Adam's lips curve and show me his cru

rds in front of me. Without a second tho

tell him about what I felt for him, but he

asy to be thrown." He brought his face closer to me. "I didn't want you to be

was good at everything. Maybe I needed to accept that there was some other girl out the

in." His voice was deep. Those words coming fr

eing the strong and beautiful Luna. I would never accept you," he continued to tell me more words that would c

Alice? I rejected

tears. I was a useless human. How could I contin

ted me

jecte

ant me to b

o reason to

p of the mountain. My eyes were blurry f

ight, but I wanted to end this misery. I w

He wanted me to die, and now, I would make it true. He would be the happiest perso

. When I looked down, I saw how high this cliff was. There was

on, but this was for all of us. Adam would find another Luna, and I would soon be forgotten. N

e wind hugged me for the last time. I le

was. I let my lips curve in

decision. I let nature tell the not-so-interesting story of a g

he goodbye tha

my eyes a