Fated Reborn: The Wolf King's Bride novel Chapter 56

Chapter 56

Chapter 56

Nyssa pov

“H–how-” I began, wanting to ask how he knew. But then again, he had probably scented me or maybe Zayn had told him I’d snuck back home, drenched. He must’ve put two and two together and realized I was the white wolf.

However, what truly held my attention were his words.

“And it seems that because of that, our ill fate cannot end here.”

What did he mean by that?

Before I could ask, the sound of footsteps drew his attention. His gaze flickered past me, narrowing as irritation flashed in his eyes.

I was just about to turn and see what had caused that reaction when a desperate voice behind me broke the silence.

“King! King! Dammit, why did he run so fast? Look, Drake, I don’t think I can go on, I can barely breathe!”

“Stop falling behind, Beta. The king is right there, I can see him behind that tree!”

“Really? Oh my goddess, I see him too. King! King!”

Darius’s eyes darkened, and he released my neck, reaching instead for my collar.

Knowing exactly what he was about to do–haul me over his shoulder and start the damn chase again–I reacted faster, ducking low before he could grab me.

Without thinking, I cursed under my breath and sprinted toward Cassian and Drake. Their eyes widened in confusion as I reached them, grabbed their arms, and quickly hid behind both of them, using their bodies to put as much distance between Darius and me as possible.

The move stunned everyone, even Darius, whose brows furrowed as he stared at me like I’d lost my mind.

“Goddess, there you two are, we’ve been looking for—” Cassian began, but before he could finish, Darius took a step forward.

I screamed.

Cassian jumped, clutching his chest in horror. “My goddess,” he muttered under his breath.

“Don’t come any closer,” I hissed, trying to sound panicked. I didn’t know why I thought this distraction would help me escape Darius, but I was going to try.

Before anyone could react, I started shaking my head, muttering, “Don’t come closer,” and then-

I turned and bolted, arms flailing in the air as I ran.

“Stay away! Stay away!” I shouted, sprinting as fast as my legs would carry me. I could feel everyone’s eyes on me, wide with shock, but I didn’t stop and thankfully, this time, Darius didn’t follow.

“Shit,” I cursed under my breath, picking up the pace instead of slowing down as I dashed toward the packhouse.

That was close. Too close.

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Chapter 56

I didn’t know what the hell was going on, but I knew one thing for sure, this wasn’t going to end well. He had figured out I was the white wolf and had started saying all sorts of things I couldn’t fully understand.

Whatever it was, I was certain of one thing: I was in trouble.

And I needed to get far, far away from him.

As I drew near the packhouse, I spotted my father with both Calen and Benjamin at his sides, talking as they stood in front of the building.

A breath of relief escaped me as I saw them from behind, and I smiled, rushing toward them, about to call out.

But the words that spilled from my father’s mouth froze me in place.

“Yes, since the king said he wasn’t going to reject her anymore, I assume he’ll be taking Nyssa to his pack. Even if he doesn’t, I’m just happy my daughter is safe.”

“We’re happy too, Alpha,” Calen replied with a frown, “but don’t you think it’s a little weird? The king was adamant about rejecting Nyssa, and now he suddenly doesn’t want to? Something feels off.”

“I agree,” Benjamin added. “We shouldn’t make hasty decisions. We need to be careful—”

“What do you mean by that?” my father cut in. “Isn’t it obvious he doesn’t want to reject her anymore because my daughter is beautiful and special? He’s realized she’s one of a kind and doesn’t want to lose her. That has to be the reason.”

I blinked at his words, unsure of how to react but then Benjamin said something that made so much sense.

“Eh, I don’t think that’s the reason… The cold Lycan King doesn’t seem like the type to fall in love, and judging by how Nyssa’s been acting, I doubt that-”

Calen jabbed his elbow into Benjamin’s side, cutting him off. And before my father, who looked ready to snap, could say a word, I stepped in from behind and hissed out,

“Uncle Benjamin and Calen are absolutely right,” I said, and everyone flinched, turning to look at me in surprise.

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