Betrayed by an alpha claimed by a lycan king

Chapter 44

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My eyes widened in shock. I hadn't really considered the full impact this would have on Colt. "No, Your Majesty," I stammered, my voice tinged with panic. "My brother has nothing to do with this. He's already engaged to be married to one of the members of our pack. It's only Sage who hasn't given up her feelings for my brother."

Her Majesty's gaze remained steady, her eyes boring into mine. I could feel the weight of her scrutiny, as if she were dissecting every word I said, searching for any hint of deception. The silence stretched on, heavy and oppressive, until I felt compelled to speak again. "Your Majesty, I assure you," I continued, my voice trembling slightly. "My brother is entirely devoted to his fiancée. This is solely about Sage's misplaced affections and her disloyalty. Colt is innocent in all of this."

Her Majesty leaned back in her chair, steepling her fingers as she considered my words. The flickering candlelight cast shadows across her face, making her appear even more formidable. "Very well," she said finally, her tone thoughtful. "If what you say is true, then Sage's feelings for your brother can indeed be used against her. But be warned; if this backfires, it will reflect poorly on you as well."

I swallowed hard, feeling a knot of anxiety tighten in my stomach. "I understand, Your Majesty. I will do whatever it takes to ensure this plan succeeds."

She gave a slight nod, a small smile playing on her lips. "Good. Now, leave me. I have much to consider."

conflicting emotions. I had taken a significant risk by bringing this information to Her Majesty. The stakes were higher than ever, and I couldn't afford to make any mistakes.

enter my room when I bumped into my brother. He

out,

replied, looking flustered. "You're

I responded, trying

I'm surprised you haven't decided to go back to the pack house," he said, his tone laced with

here isn't done yet, Colt," I said

it? You, of all people, should be grateful to Sage. She took your place so you wouldn't have to marry that monstrous king," he argued, his eyes flashing with anger. "What monstrous? He's gorgeous. If I had known he was that good-looking, I wouldn't have hesitated to marry him," I retorted, feeling a surge of indignation. "Do

Chapter 44

with an iron fist for centuries. He can kill you, and he doesn't need a reason to do so." 53% I crossed my arms, feeling the need to defend my stance. "You don't understand,

shook his head, clearly exasperated. "Sage did you a favor. She spared you from a life that could have been filled with misery. And now you're trying to

Why do you even take her side? I'm

to stop whatever it is you're planning against Sage. You