Her Unwanted Mate On The Throne

Chapter 174 And there she goes

“Stay away from her, Melody.” Beth said. Her hands shook a little as she spoke. “You’ll be kicked out of here too if you don’t watch it. Prince William advised you to stay away from Doris.”

Doris gripped Beth’s hand and casually stepped in front of her. She knew her friend was scared. She was so proud of her friend for speaking up instead of staying quiet. The fact that she did it for Doris melted her heart even more. The last thing she wanted was for Melody to hurt her in any way.

“It’s nice to see you’re enjoying the role you stole from me.” Melody said with a false smile. She ignored Beth completely as if she didn’t even exist. It infuriated Doris but also made her glad that she didn’t use her opportunity to bully her. “I knew that was what you wanted all along! All those days I caught you staring at him and falling into him like a pathetic cow!”

“I stole from you? You are the one that pretended to be something you’re not. You knew that when you put that fake mark on your neck!” Doris took a small breath. “There is no use in

fighting me, Melody. You don’t belong here and everyone knows it.”

“It was my role!” Melody shouted, then immediately lowered her volume. “It was mine. I was his lady. I was the one he was destined to be with. You could never measure up to me or what we were!”

“You are not his mate, Melody. You know you’re not. I am. I may have run from the role before, but not anymore. I am Prince William’s mate.” Doris said calmly. No matter how gentle she spoke, it only seemed to make Melody more angry. Doris took a small step back. “There is no point in you being here if you’re only here to terrorize me.”

“I’m not here for you, Doris. I’m here for William.” Melody took a small step forward. “I know he cared for me when we were together. It’s not easy to just forget how you feel for someone!”

“I don’t know what you think will happen, but he is not with you anymore.” Doris said. “He’s not going to leave me for you just because you want to help him. A mating bond means more than everything you had with him, which was nothing.”

need someone pretty to lay with when you’re big and sweaty. Just wait. I bet he’s already returning to bed long after you’ve been asleep. I can’t imagine he would remain happy

Doris’s mind like an infection. She tried to shake it away, but it clung on tight. “You might as well leave, Melody.

a shame that cart didn’t hit you in your stomach. I would have

as if he came from thin air and snapped her neck before she sensed him. Her eyes were wide, lifeless as she fell to the floor. Beth

Doris didn’t know better, she would have done the same. Doris trembled as she watched him move her body out of his way as if she was trash. Her head was turned completely around, it sent shivers down Doris’s skin and joined the lump

from the man she cared for. “When she

for words but she felt breathless. As much death as she had seen,

“I would never let anyone hurt

Her eyes kept trying to look at the body behind him but he refused to let her. He gripped her chin and made her look him in the eye while he spoke but all she hear was the sound of Melody’s

her so carefully with the hands that were so violent and covered in blood. He took her in his arms and carried her back to their tent. She couldn’t stop herself from watching Melody’s lifeless body. It almost looked like she was watching her right back

covers over her. She hadn’t realized she was shivering until he did so. “Rest.

over. Piled on top of all the people she saw die right in front of her. Ones from the north and those

held out her arms for her friend. She’d almost forgotten-it was Beth’s first time seeing someone die. How could she erase it from her

before she crossed the room to Doris. “I’m so sorry you saw that.” “I heard he did the same to Prince Jack too. I didn’t realize Prince William was like this.” Beth said quietly. She kept glancing at the

have hurt her if she didn’t threaten  .” Doris rubbed her back slowly. “Don’t be scared, Beth. He would

I’m not worried about me! I’m worried about you, Doris. What if you say the wrong thing and