Nikolas' POV We soon arrived at the palace. It was an old stone wall building like mine. It wasn't in disrepair, and they had upgraded the place, but they had maintained the old features, which gave it an elegant and antique look. We alighted the car, and Qusack handed the car keys to the valet to
The meeting started. The head of the committee greeted everyone and told us what was on the itinerary, with my matter being most of it. "Joining us today is one who claims to be the son of King Mathias Kowalski and the rightful heir to the throne of Forest. He is here to demand his rights. Althoug
"Tell him you took the Forest from the current leader, so it is yours regardless of what he thinks about your mother," Abraham linked me back, and I looked at King Frederick. "Well, my mother did not tell me everything but thank you for the history lesson. Regardless I know I am King Mathias' son.
Our forefathers have built our society fiercely, and we will not let you crush it. No werewolf would achieve noble status. It is called a Unity law for a purpose. Because the three kings signed and agreed to it. If indeed you are Mathais' son, you will respect your father's wishes and abide by the l
Nikolas POV We were ushered to the royal wing of the palace. King Frederick said they should take my mother to her old room. I felt it was cruel what he did. Treating his sister the way he did was uncalled for. I also wondered if the joke was on me and if everyone knew her story. Was that why King
"Your brother doesn't care about you enough to respect your mate and stop pursuing his agenda," I corrected her, and she paused. "He does, Nikolas. Frederick sent me away because he felt I was stupid not to take over Forest. All this anger is because he felt Forest was for the taking. I should have
Nikolas POV My mother's visit greatly irritated me, but I calmed down. I spent time pacing about the room and thinking of what to do. I knew it wouldn't be easy. As things were, I wished I could settle for being Alpha of Forest, but that would subject me to the Unity law. I might be attacked, trie
"I was hoping you would spend a day with me," he said, and I chuckled. "You insulted me and embarrassed my mother. You denied me my rights and expected me to be happy about it. I think it is best I leave in the morning," I said, and he nodded gradually. "I can understand your anger, young lad," he