The Rejected Werewolf Princess by Didiadeyemi

Chapter 164

CAMILLA’S P.O.V

Panic rushed through me like flood as I rushed over to the man. I grabbed his wrist willing that gut wrenching reaction to take place but it didn’t. It felt like I was completely empty but I knew that wasn’t the case, I could still feel the power thrumming beneath my skin, I just needed a small push and he wasn’t giving it. I concentrated all I could on that raw bright power inside of me, it was like a raging storm willing to erupt and I pushed. I willed it to flow out of me and into him and surprisingly it did. This time however, it didn’t come with the pain or the nerve wrenching experience. Maybe it was because I had finally controlled it for the first time but it flowed out of me easily, like a small stream. I watched as the man’s skin illuminated slightly and I prayed to the goddess that he would be fine.

There was a nudge in the back of my mind that told me when it was enough and I pulled my hand away from him. His skin was still black but it was slowly turning back to its right color. My head swam as I struggled to balance myself. I felt arms wrap around me from behind as Ryker pulled me to a standing position. I had to lean on him because of how weak and fragile I was.

“I hope that was f ucking worth it,” he mumbled and I immediately knew he was pis sed at me. I couldn’t blame him considering everything that had happened.

“What do we do now?” I asked and he scoffed.

“We don’t do anything. We are leaving and we will pray that when he wakes up, he doesn’t remember us.”

I dug my feet into the ground to stop him from moving. “You can’t expect us to just leave him here. What if something bad happened to him?”

“That isn’t our problem anymore,” I opened my mouth to protest and he let out a groan of frustration. He turned to me and placed both hands on my shoulders the way he would with a child. “I’m going to say this once and very slowly, I don’t give a s hit what happens to him. Imagine he wakes up with us right next to him, he will assume that you had something to do with it. We already had a problem with the people and trying to convince them that you don’t have healing powers. The last thing we want now is for them to start up again.”

I knew he was right but that didn’t mean I wasn’t worried about the man. There was a possibility that what I did didn’t work. If that were true then it meant he

would die all alone and no one deserved to die that way. However, I knew how risky it could be if we were found here so I nodded and allowed Ryker lead me away. I couldn’t help but watch the man until we had gotten out of range.

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woods and I couldn’t help but imagine how pi ssed off he was at me. His wall was firmly in place, I couldn’t sense any of his emotions and neither

to our room when I finally spoke. “Please say

made his way into the bathroom. I wanted to follow him and demand a response but I knew I didn’t hold that privilege anymore. After the stunt I pulled today, doing that would

her but she held a small tray of fruits in her hands. He thanked her and brought it over to me.

said simply placing the tray in my lap. “You used up a lot of your energy. You need to

say something,” I whispered but he said nothing. “Look, I know you’re upset

off with a humorless laugh. “I’m not upset, Camilla, I’m worried. I am worried about whether I can trust you not to

“What are you-

I don’t understand why but I know it is who you are. You have to realize that you cannot help everybody. Not everyone needs

a person, not a piece in

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shot back. “Someone is pulling the strings and you are going along with it like her puppet. Listen, Camilla, I

it. I wanted to help everyone and I truly believed that everyone could

knew this conversation was going nowhere because of our vastly different beliefs on the subject. I didn’t want to spend the time arguing when he had a wonderful evening. I put the tray on the bed and moved over until I was seated directly beside him. I intertwined our fingers together but he still didn’t look at me. His eyes were fixed on the wall

not to try to heal everyone,” I whispered. “I mean, why was I given these powers if I wasn’t meant to

when it is not

need of healing, I will help.” He opened his mouth to protest but I cut him off. “When I say dire, I mean the person is on the brink of death with something that we can identify. If