The Lycan King’s Second Chance Mate by Sumi

REAGAN'S POV.

"You're a monster!"

That outburst comes from Alina's father. After Alina's body was cut done from the swinging rope, I mounted the stage to pronounce my next verdict which was stripping Mr. Williams of every title and privilege he holds in this pack and banishing both him and his wife to the pack suburbs where they'll spend the rest of their lives, living like commoners with the other pack outcasts.

They might not have known about all the crimes their daughter committed, but they knew about a few and did not only cover her, but assisted and defended her even on the day of the trial. That is something I cannot forgive.

Also, I want to use them to set an example. To show other parents the fate that awaits them if they keep defending their children who go about committing grave crimes.

"You have no conscience! You're a heartless monster! You do not deserve rule over us as Alpha. You do not deserve to be the Lycan King! You're a monster!" The man keeps screaming out his lungs as the guards literally carry him away because he keeps trying to fight them off and has refused to walk. I simply shake my head and proceed to walk down from the stage. My guards join me once I'm down and escort me out of the execution grounds.

The deed has been done. That's all that matters.

the premises where the cars are parked, Kyle comes to mind and relief fills

and stay still as I make my way to the car. I see Kyle seated in the driver's seat. He obviously needs some space to be

to speak with

call once I open the passenger seat door and

I do a quick scan of his face and relief fills my heart when I see that he has not been

Thank God.

the door and

are you doing here?" He asked,

was worried about you so I came out to find you. And here you

and I give him the "are-you-fucking-kidfing-me" look that makes him chuckle Knowingly. "Oh... that." He says in an aloof tone that makes me furrow my brows

suck in a deep breath." Look Kyle, you don't have to act

don't get even the faintest trail of pain in his voice baffles me. It's almost like he's not pretending.