Chosen Mate of the Beastmen Empire by Lewis Reed

Chapter 251

It had been years Xivar had completely forgotten Casia even existed,

Hearing his voice, Xivar had a faint sense of familiarity but couldn’t place him. She stared at faim for a moment before it finally clicked. “You got out asked Xivar, thinking that was way ahead of schedule

Even though Casia hadn’t been the main culprit lack then, all the minor crimes he’d committed over the years had stacked up. He should’ve been looking at at least thirty years in prison

Looks like your family hasn’t given up on you” Xivar said, shaking her head with a smirk.

She hadn’t thought about Casia in years, so she hadn’t bothered keeping up with his family’s affairs. Knowing he’d gotten out early didn’t make her mad–it just felt irrelevant. All she noticed was how sickly and ugly he looked now

Casia stared straight at Xivar. Her fare was even more beautiful than it had been ten years ago, glowing with happiness. It made him seethe with both hatred and hust

Casia‘ snuck into this private room without anyone noticing. He thought if he took control of them right now, he could do whatever he wanted.

Your eyes are disgusting.” Xivar said with a look of pure disgust. “If you don’t want to end up back in prison, get out of my sight

She’d finally gotten a day out with Sera. No way was she letting trash like this ruin it..

But that one simple sentence was enough to send Casia over the edge. “Disgusting? Didn’t we used to share a bed?”

“There was no Mental Soothing between us. I just pitied you–that’s the only reason I ever stayed.”

“What are you acting all high and mighty for?” He let out a low, mocking laugh. “If it weren’t for your father, you’d never even get the chance to meet an A–level male like me.”

“Is being an A–level male that impressive?” Sera suddenly cut in, interrupting him.

Sera blinked her blue eyes, looking all innocent, as if she were genuinely asking. But there was a hint of sarcasm in her tone.

Casia, blinded by anger, didn’t bother to take a good look at Sera. He just assumed she was Xivar’s kid. “Obviously! You inherited your mother’s mental power. There’s no way you’re ever going to end up with an A–level male in this lifetime!”

couldn’t help but burst out laughing. She thought it was just too ridiculous. Casia was standing here, looking at an eight–year–old female, and all he could think about was marriage.

up her Intelligent Brain and opened her personal profile, showing Casia the “mates” section. “Hate to break it to you, but I’ve found a few more mates

eyes widened in disbelief as he stared at the profiles of several A–level

would lower himself for Rex’s sake, but S–level males? Those guys are on a whole different level. There is

in the Empire. Xivar raised her hand, showing off the ring that proved her status, and then sneered at

but out of millions of mecha designers in the Empire, breaking into the top 100

female, yet she

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high–ranking male, yet he

even had a criminal record. She thought

now had more freedom to love and choose their mutes

own paths, and making names for

exceptional in her own right, was admired

Casia was the one who wasn’t

were locked on that ring, his pupils shaking. He thought. “How’s this possible

always been interested in mechas, but he never took it seriously. He thought. Such a joke & female Becoming a mecha designer? It has

up his Intelligent Brain and searched

years, so he was a little rusty. But when

results showed it was real.

that instant, it felt like lightning had struck Casia. He opened his mouth to say something, but no words came out.

a button to call a waiter. “There’s

swing at Xivar. He needed to vent his anger somehow,

how strong Xivar is, a female is still weak compared to a male. One punch is all it

could land, Sera shot out a kick, slamming it into the back of Casia’s knee and making

his teeth in pain, thinking. ‘Damn brat. How the hell did a female kid have that

Sera, but Sera wasn’t just strong–she was freakishly fast. She dodged him with ease, making him look like a fool. No matter how many times he lunged, he kept missing

She didn’t get chances like this to fight bad guys very often.