The Rejected Werewolf Princess by Didiadeyemi

RYKER'S POV

To say I was still reeling from the shock would have been a gross understatement. My heart was pounding in my chest and every passing second felt like a dream. We had killed the siren, we stopped the people, killing her had snapped them out of her spell, but there was still so much that was left unfinished- namely, her daughter.

“We should check on the girls," I said finally and Camilla turned to me with an unreadable expression. “They must be absolutely terrified.”

“Don’t you want to check on the younger siren,” she deliberately kept her voice void of all emotion so I couldn't tell exactly how she felt about the entire thing. “Make sure she isn't running away.”

“She won't,” I wasn't sure how I knew, or how I was so convinced but a part of me was just certain. I could tell Camilla didn’t completely believe me but the desire and the need to see the girls was greater and after a few seconds of silence, she murmured something under her breath and headed in the direction of the room.

The girls were hidden just like Camilla had asked them. They were hidden in the dark passage with a maid- I was assuming she was the one the siren originally compelled to watch over Aurora. She was full of apologies when she saw us but I couldn't be bothered with listening to her. The most important thing for me was that my children were safe and unhurt. Audrey was terrified, that much was clear, but she was safe and for the moment, that was enough.

She clung to me with her arms wrapped around my neck and would not let go so I just left her there. Camilla sat with Aurora in her arms, even at her little age, she knew something was wrong and cried whenever Camilla tried to set her down. I glanced at the clock every few seconds knowing I needed to see the little siren. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the ꜰindNʘvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

A knock on the door snapped me out of my thoughts and I looked up to find Caius making his way in. “l assume you know about the si-"

“Yes! I cut him off. “We were responsible. Has someone cleaned it up?”

“I just instructed someone to do it. I couldn't help but notice that the daughter wasn't,” he trailed off when I shot him a hard look. “I just wanted to make sure that you were alright, your majesties”Many paragraphs are missing. Read the complete book on Jo=bn-

ib.c(o)m. "Everything is fine here," I said simply. “You don't need to check on us, or on Juan and Christine. They need their space right now."

He looked confused but when he saw I wasn't offering any other answers, he bowed. “Of course, your majesty, forgive the interruption.”

He started to leave when I stopped him. “Thank you for checking in and thank you for cleaning the front gate!”

is my job to assist the crown.

been silent next to me the entire time. Aurora had fallen asleep in her arms and it was both a poetic and slightly

gently tugged on Camilla’s arm. She followed me blindly but I doubted that she actually knew what she was doing or where she was going. I had to lead her because I couldn't trust her not to bump into a wall on her own. She was clearly in shock and I couldn't blame

I could pay attention to my mate. I walked her into the bathroom and as I began to undo the laces at the back of

for me,” I said down the link. “Take some food there and give

he asked and I hummed. “Am I

asking you as a

was a pause. “Then I'll do it immediately, but, I have to tell you, I don't think she can be trusted. She was by her mother’s side and she is

said I trusted her, I just asked that she

her

If she walks into those dungeons then she will not be walking out. Whether it

discreet while getting the food

that I had handled that for the time being and focused on my mate. She still hadn't said a word,

extremely brave,” I whispered to her. “You held onto Christine and you saved her life by putting pressure on

She was still silent.

have two kids now, the palace is going to be overrun with little feet soon enough

and almost indiscernible. “There was

baby, I

took the little girl and you left. The siren girl, where

with her without talking to you, Juan and

of that was

do I tell Christine that

“You didn’t have to."

almost did,” she swallowed and brushed her hair out of her