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Book 2: The Lost Princess - Ch. 56 The New King
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2024-10-29 19:42:56Adriana’s Point of View
After a run in the forest together for the first time as Lycan, Daemon, and I shifted back to human form as we neared Perry and Tyler.
"Your majesties," gushed Perry as he bowed to us.
"I guess they are now," remarked Tyler. "So how is this going to work? Do I still call you Alpha?"
"I have no idea. We will make it up as we go along," shrugged Daemon.
"Let us get back inside and discuss this in your home office," said Perry.
We walked back into the house with the Royal Guard following us. They would continue to guard the perimeter around the house, as they always did. Now that Daemon was Lycan, I wondered whether they would have to go through a blood oath to him. I was sur
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