Her Unwanted Mate On The Throne

Chapter 160 Time to shine

into all of the blood, but no sense of white matched her. 1 She didn’t think, she acted. Doris tackled one of the wolves that cornered Daniel so he could handle the other. The wolf’s jaws snapped towards her viciously, she chomped down on his neck and heard a crack that normally would have left her sick to her stomach. When she turned, William tackled a wolf that was inches from taking her down. He silenced his whines almost instantly and threw his murderous gaze on her. She knew he would be screaming if he wasn’t a wolf. He would be telling her she wasn’t ready for this. He might have even dragged her out himself if he was in his human form-but he wasn’t. With his rage centered on her, another wolf appeared behind William. She silenced her mind and lunged at the wolf to knock him off his tracks. William was on top of him in seconds and that was when she heard Daniel cry out again. They both went to him without a hesitation. Three wolves had brought him to the ground and started tearing his arms to bloody shreds. William wrapped his jaw around the biggest one and yanked him off his brother while Doris rammed her body against another. It was enough for Daniel to grab onto the last one and snap his neck even with blood pooling down his arms. Luna Queen was oddly still by the king as she watched the chaos around her. She gripped on tightly to both of her sons and that was when Doris realized they weren’t after her or her sons. They were after everyone else. A few wolves growled at the Luna Queen as if they were putting on a show and Doris watched as they quickly moved on to other royals in the crowd. Lords or ladies that were still there and didn’t get a chance to make it out. (This novel

is right. That might be a perfect spot to do it.” Enzo glanced at the fire. “Perhaps we should be there when you talk to him.” “I don’t think that would be wise. He might be distracted by my lady.” William said bitterly. 3 Enzo raised his brows and looked between Doris and William. “Is that so?” “No.” Doris said quickly. “He wouldn’t be. If you think we should be there, we will be there with you, William.” William stared at the growing fire. The exhaustion started to set in her bones and the