Chapter Fifty-Two Elsa's POV "Come on, girls, you have to hurry. The guests are already waiting and you don't want to leave them hungry," Rosa barked at us so we could hasten our efforts to prepare the dishes, put them in appropriate containers and take them to the Pack Square where the wedding was to take place. The long-awaited wedding day had arrived and the entire Pack was buzzing. Everyone seemed to be excited and why not? The Pack was about to have a new Luna Queen. Alpha Davon had gone back on his words to not get married to the Princess and I guessed it had something to do with my rejection of him. I also heard that he got some advice from the elders and with Mrs Melissa around, she might have said a few things to him. Anyway, all of that didn't matter anymore. He was getting married and I was going to get married to Prince Murray soon, although I didn't know how soon. I took out a pot of food from the fire and placed another pot on it. Then I emptied the food into a lar

Chapter Fifty-Four Elsa's POV I sat down on the pavement in the garden, breathing in the sweet scent of the flowers all around. It was an amazing feeling; the perfect time away from all of my problems. Earlier that morning, I had passed by Alpha Lucius' room on my way to Murray's. I knew it was wrong but I couldn't help but stop, hearing the sounds from their room as they made love. He moaned so much. I could tell he was enjoying himself. It was no business of mine and I knew that. They were married. It was expected of them. Yet, I found myself almost breaking into tears as I finally walked out of there in a hurry, not to Murray's room, but to the garden to cool off. Since we became a couple; Prince Murray and I, we had never had any sex at all. He had made a few moves but I always told him that it wasn't time for that yet, but that wasn't the case. I just hadn't gotten over Alpha Davon. "You know that he's the only reason why I came to this Pack, right?" I asked Wolf, who sul

Chapter Fifty-Six Elsa's POV The night had come and all I could think of was how to make my way to Mrs Rosa. Earlier that day, I ran into her when she was taking the Alpha's food to him and she gave me a nod of affirmation that our meeting was still on. But she looked terrified even as she nodded. She looked a bit unsure about what she was about to do but if she was brave enough to do it, I was all for it. I tiptoed to my door, making sure to not make any sound at all. I couldn't afford to be heard by anyone else except for the guards who would always stand by the entrance of the passageway. I opened up my door and slowly made my way out of my room, down the passageway until I was finally outside. Surprisingly, I didn't see any guards by the entrance and it was unlike them. Ever since I got to the Pack, I had never gone to deliver food for the Alpha at night without seeing the guards there. Even as I moved to the Royal quarters. They were always there at all times. They alway

Chapter Fifty-Eight Alina's POV It was already two days and I didn't mention to Mandy that I had found out her secret. I wanted to give her a chance to let me know herself but she wasn't forthcoming. I decided to visit her instead. Someone had to go to the other. If she wasn't going to come to me, I had to go to her. The only problem was that I was less inclined to be lenient with Mandy knowing that she was very unrepentant. I imagined that they might have even had one or more encounters after the last time, especially since I didn't see Elsa that much. Stepping out of my room, I shut the door and began to walk down the passageway, out of the Royal quarters so I could get to Mandy's room. To my surprise, I almost collided with someone just as I got to the entrance. "Are you blind?" I yelled, before turning to see who it was. I felt it must have been a servant probably trying to get food for someone. "I'm– I'm sorry. I didn't know you were coming out," Elsa apologised with a

Chapter Sixty Elsa's POV "Why's Murray not here?" I asked as I sat in the carriage awaiting his arrival. It had been almost an hour or even more than that, but he was nowhere to be found and I began to get a bit worried. He said he wasn't going to be long but it had already taken so much time. I thought about leaving the chariot to look for him but on the contrary, I didn't know if he'd like that, especially if he was having a very confidential meeting. Even if he did, the other party would definitely not appreciate that. So I stayed put and just spent some time thinking of the things I'd eventually say to him when he gets back. "He'd better have a good excuse for this," I said to myself. "Else I'd kill him for letting me stay out here this long." I began to hum a song. It was a song that my mother always hummed when I was little or so I was told. I couldn't quite remember hearing her do it but somehow, the song was stuck in my memory and every time I felt a tad anxious, I alw