The 5-time Rejected Gamma & the Lycan King

Chapter 18

Xandar insisted on getting his personal doctor to examine Lucianne. Not wanting to risk upsetting her when she woke up, he decided against bringing her to his villa and instead got the doctor to come to Lucianne’s room in the hotel. The guard she mentioned, Benjamin, was there. He looked at the sleeping Lucianne in Xandar’s arms in dismay. He knelt on one knee and bowed even before they reached the front door.

“I’m sorry for not informing you sooner, your Highness.” Benjamin said in remorse.

“Stand, Benjamin. Our Queen is fine. She just needs rest. You did everything within your reach to inform me about where she went. Thank you.” The guard stared at the King in shock at the gratitude he expressed. He took a moment to digest what he just heard before slowly standing back up.

Lucianne didn’t even wake up from her deep slumber when Lunas Hale and Felicity came to clean her up and change her clothes. After they were done, Xandar stayed by her side while h e waited for his doctor to arrive.

The doctor, Dr Yeil, arrived shortly after to examine Lucianne. When he was done, he told Xandar that she was alright, and that she just needed a few more hours of deep sleep. When Xandar asked about the silver in her bloodstream, the doctor looked at him in bewilderment.” Your Highness, I can assure you, there’s no silver in the Queen’s system. In fact, it doesn’t seem like any silver had entered her system at all.”

Xandar argued in a hushed tone, “That’s not possible. I saw the knife myself. It was clearly coated with silver, and the knife was extracted from the side of her body.”

Dr Yeil’s eyebrows furrowed in confusion as he looked at Lucianne on the bed. He muttered under his breath, “Strange. Hmm…” He then turn back to Xandar and suggested, “If you allow i t, your Highness, I’ll extract a syringe of her blood to have it further analyzed.”

“Please, do.” Xandar approved without hesitation. He needed her to be okay.

After Dr Yeil took the blood and left, Xandar went to the bathroom to call Alpha Juan to give him an update.

Highness.” Juan’s voice rang through

“Please.” Xandar said encouragingly.

kids and didn’t know any better, we played a game with some other children our age which involved silver. The game was to see which one of us lasted the longest as we ingested silver paint we found in human territory drop by drop. When we all fainted, Lucy was the

couldn’t find any silver in her system. Her parents were s o worned that they

recite the long list of judgments and criticisms he had for their childhood game and finally asked, “Are her parents like

killed by hunters with a silver blade.” It was only then that Xandar found out that his mate had already lost her parents. He claimed to love her but he didn’t even know such a

then asked in embarrassment, “Does she have any

siblings. After her parents were killed, my parents decided to take Lucy

know when she wakes up, Juan. You should

for me, my Luna and our pack as a friend and as our Gamma. This was the one time

said, “I know I’ve only known her for two days but…” he sighed in frustration as he continued, “I’ve let her down just as badly, if not worse. I can’t believe I said those things to her back there.” His voice shook as he fought back the tears when he recalled what Lucianne called him after he yelled at her. Selfish. Inconsiderate. Self-entitled. He swallowed a lump in his throat before telling Juan in a cracked voice, “I have to

worried about your mate, your Highness. She’ll

to the members of the alliance? I mean…” he punched the

“With much respect, your Highness. Lucy wouldn’t have slept so well in your arms if she thought you were a monster. She was mad at you, yes. But none of us would say that she hates you. We know her. She wouldn’t have let you hold her or touch

to any of you, by the way. If anything, I

when she heard that Lucy refused to rest because she was worried about us. She used every curse word

afraid of her anger to stop her, despite being her

the incident. “Well, at least someone was sharing the frustration with