The Lycan King’s Second Chance Mate by Sumi

Chapter 0116

I'm gaining favor in his eyes, that's why they all want to treat me nicely.

Wow!

Smart move.

"That's hilarious."

"It's the truth." "Ashanti.'

I swear to God, my name never rests. If names were portions of foods that could get finished, the mind would've ceased to exist by now because every ten minutes, someone calls it.

"Ashanti." The person calls my name again. I roll my eyes hard and geownin frustration before turning to see who it is. I am frowning like a hungry child, but that frown instantly disappears when I see Ma'am Lisa standing before me, smiling.

SMILING.

She's smiling at me.

Strange. She usually has a scowl when she approaches me.

"Ma'am Lisa. Good evening Ma'am." I call almost in a whisper.

"Good evening, dear. Have you already had dinner?" I nod my head, but the fact that she just addressed me as dear makes my head swirl and that molar to molar smile she has on is not making things better. "Yes, I have "

"Good. Because Alpha Reagan is waiting outside to take you to his chambers right now." All the hair on my body stands erect. My scalp starts itching. "What?"

whisper. Her smile almost reaches

go and

calling me

outside. Come on." She gestures for me to do the same and I obey. The entire cafeteria is dead silent. My eyes do a

Alpha Reagan is here to take me

I'm dead.

for me?" I ask once I'm on my feet. Ma'am Lisa nods and gestures me to follow her. I do

shocking, isn't it?" she asks as we walk on.

it is indeed

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has never done this before. You must be very special

but what difference will it make? She's definitely just going to smile wider and call me dear again. So

how are you recovering? Do you like your

Did she just ask about my well being?

pain courses through the pinches spot. This is real. I turn to her and

just fine, thought I'm devastated by Hayley's

May her soul rest in

her soul rest

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for and I'm honored to be one of its residents." We finally step outside the cafeteria. My heart soars and plummets when I perceive the familiar smell of Alpha Reagan's cologne. My eyes locate a black h u m er parked at the entrance of the building and as we approach it, the driver steps out and comes around

door. My knees start buckling when Alpha Reagan steps out from the car in all his glory, dressed in his usual suit attire. I freeze in my tracks

Lisa.

away. I look up and see the driver

just the two