Chapter 116: Chapter 116: Uncle Maximus

Prince Vaelen’s POV~

But when I turned around, I noticed something. My uncle had not stepped into the hall even once. He had been there the whole time, yet apart from everyone, waiting in silence.

While the alphas argued and were ready to tear each other apart,I stood my ground as a prince. He had simply slipped away, choosing a corner of another room where no one could bother him.

I found him there now, sitting quietly as though the world had nothing to do with him. His head rested against the wall, his gaze lowered and unreadable. The same lost look I have found on his face countless times.

"Uncle," I said softly as I stepped closer, "I think we have to leave. There is nothing here for us anymore. Alpha Aeron has already left with his brother."

At my words, he lifted his eyes to me. They were sharp and steady, like a wolf who had already seen too much of the world and found no need to speak of it. For a heartbeat, I thought he might answer. But instead, he simply nodded once, in quiet agreement.

Without any words or arguments, only silence.

I stared at him for a long moment, confusion flickering through me.

Why had he even chosen to come with me here in the first place? My uncle never involved himself in the affairs of others.

yet detached. To see him here, following me to a place he had no reason to be, left me

whispers more often than in the open. Though he had no throne, no mate,

was said that when he shifted, his aura was so powerful that

had the throne when my uncle was more worthy of it. I never knew the reason behind it, but my uncle seems too detached to even care

and desiring none. He does not even have a mate and children. He never found his fated mate and


boy, guiding me with a firm yet patient hand, while my father drowned himself in wine and pleasures. My uncle had been the one to

wanted to ask him why he had come, if something troubled him, and if there was a reason he chose to follow me here of all places. But

I... I would not force

I simply inclined my head, just as he had, and said no more. The respect I owed him was greater than my curiosity. If he wished to share his reasons, he would.

the shadows of

wolves had gone, there was no reason for me to linger. I was

the night thinned into a pale grey, he

not return with you.

through me like a blade. I turned sharply, disbelief flashing in my eyes. "Uncle, what do

steady as ever, his expression unreadable. His cloak shifted in the wind, his presence towering, yet his voice was as quiet as the

work I must see to,"

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