The Alpha's Fated Outcast: Rise Of The Moonsinger by Ejiofor Dorcas

Chapter 171

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Ramsey o

My heart nearly stopped. Lyla had never set foot in my room before. Seeing her here felt so surreal, Quickly, I placed the frame face–down on my counter.

“Of course, please come in.

She entered the room, closing the door softly behind her. Her eyes were red and her hands were fidgeting nervously, I could smell her distress, I wanted to go to her but I didn’t want to startle her, so I dug my heels where I stood and waited for her to tell me why she was here.

“I didn’t know who else to go to,” she began, her voice trembling slightly. “Seth he told me I’d find you here,”

I gestured toward a chair, feeling happy at her statement. “Please, sit down.

She shook her head firmly. “No, I can’t. 1… I need to say this or I might explode.”

Alarmed, I moved closer trying to comfort her but she backed away. I kept my distance when she held up her hand. “Please, Ramsey… don’t come any closer”

“Okay,” I nodded “What’s wrong? Do you want to tell me?” I asked gently.

She took a shaky breath, as tears spilled down her cheeks, alarming me more. “Ramsey, I’m going crazy. I have to tell someone, or I feel like I’ll die

I clenched my fists at my sides, I wanted to comfort her so badly, but I also wanted to respect her space. “What is it? You can tell me?

She looked up at me, with eyes filled with anguish. “Ramsey, I could get into lots of trouble if someone knows this and I came to you because it was the most natural thing to do. But now, I don’t know… I’m so sorry because I’ll burden you with it?

“It’s not a burden, Lyla and no matter what we would figure it out together. Can you trust me?”

She shook her head. “I can’t.”

I murmured something inexplicable under my breath. “You have to trust me now, I promise I won’t do anything that would put you in harm’s way. Please…please…Lyla, look at me…”

lifted her chin, then with my other free hand

thrust away the crazy thought that came to my mind. I wanted whatever the situation was to be Nathan breaking up with him or

into

my

sneered at my wicked thoughts but I ignored him. After she was spent, gently, I scooped her hands and carried her to the couch in my room, ignoring, Lax’s prompting to take her to bed. I’ve managed to stay away from women for a few weeks now

the couch with me still cradling her until she climbed down from my legs and

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have a wolf”

after the announcement was deafening. I just sat there frozen, my mind racing to process what she’d just revealed. The High Priestess had clearly stated that

blurted. “The one who fought the

at me with confusion in her eyes then shook her head. “I’m lost. What

I shook

it wasn’t you

for a few weeks now or since forever, I think. From the first time I had my first encounter with those Ferals, she’d come to me in my dream and talk to me

appearance. Did you know you look more radiant

kept her hidden. I was so scared. I thought… I thought something was wrong with me but she

heart pounded as I tried to process her words again. I knew what this revelation meant. It wasn’t just a secret; it was a truth that could

entire situation wasn’t lost on me. Here I was, about to announce my engagement to another woman, while the one person who could turn my world upside down chose this moment to share

in trouble.

had a cruel

too tight, the room too small. Outside, the preparations for the festival continued, oblivious to the earthquake happening within these walls. Nathan would propose tonight, thinking he knew everything about the woman he loved, while I stood here holding

manifesting a wolf was unprecedented, dangerous even. But one look at Lyla’s tear–stained face, all I could see was the girl that I had seen wide–eyed

told anyone aside from

“Tell who? My mother? Nathan? They would’ve looked at me like

I said firmly. “You’re…unique. Special?

have to lie to me, Ramsey. I know I’m going to

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