Chapter 456

Third Person’s POV

She heaved a deep sigh and said, “You probably heard about your ex–mate while in the Southern Border but I need to talk to you about it. Your father died heroically in battle. I know how hard it is to lose a mate.

“But I have you and your sister; there’s always hope. It was different for Gloria back then. She hadn’t had any children yet.”

“I thought, since you’ve already served the country, you shouldn’t burden her any further. So I discussed with others, and we all agreed that Gloria should return to the Ironclaw Pack.”

Recalling the sudden bad news, Sibyl still felt a jolt of anxiety.

She took a sip of water and continued, “At that time, she didn’t want to leave either, saying she would stay by your side forever. I was worried she might suffer in the Ironclaw Pack, so I gave her your pension and two shops.”

“Now that she’s mated again, the Ironclaw Pack recently returned the pension and shops to me, in cash, to settle the accounts. I’m telling you this so you won’t disturb her.”

“From now on, you live your life, and she’ll live hers. Even if you meet again, pretend you don’t know her to avoid causing her trouble.”

Eugene listened quietly to his mother’s words.

After a long while, he said in a low voice, “I’m the one who wronged her. I won’t bother her.”

Sibyl, seeing her son’s heartbroken expression, said, “I can arrange another mate for you…”

“No need,” Eugene replied with a wry smile, shaking his head. “Let it be. I don’t plan on mating again.”

Sibyl was taken aback. “Not mating? What are you saying? How can you not mating?”

later,” Eugene said softly. “I don’t want to discuss

you think you owe her an apology,

just returned. It’s too soon to talk about mating,” he

the loneliness in his voice,

back, so she decided not to press the

promise me one thing: don’t seek her out. Don’t disrupt her

with a bitter look. “I promise, Mother. Don’t worry about

Sibyl sighed, tears welling up

etting

shouldn’t have persuaded her to leave. If I hadn’t, she’d

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back, but you’re still…”

I’m tired. I’m

at him and sighed

wouldn’t get over

and the money for the shops, she mentioned they were

a moment. “Got it,” he

8th, Zelda’s

mating ceremony was far more elaborate than that of ordinary pack

Zelda and Priscilla moved into Zelda’s princess villa, with Adelaide

valley pheromones to ease Zelda’s nervousness, while Margot whispered advice on getting

are a bit strict. But aren’t the royal family’s rules even more so? As a princess with your own villa, you won’t need to kowtow to them. Moreover, your mate’s parents are known for their kindness and won’t

already well–aware of

she lowered her eyes, a flash of sharpness from her

had sustained brain damage in an accident at the age of eight or nine, while his mother, being

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