All Chapters of The Alpha King's Ugly Bride: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Good day, wonderful readers, wherever you’re reading from. I decided to give a formal announcement. As I have stated in the little Author’s notes I’ve left in the previous chapter, there will be a bit of irregularity in my updating schedule from now on.I am a fresh graduate in my country and there is a mandatory 1-year service to my service for every graduate under the age of thirty.I started the process in January and on the 17th I received my call up later. I am currently at the three-week mandatory training camp and my schedule is a mess. I sleep late and wake at the wrong time. It has really disrupted my schedule. I can’t complain. I signed up for this, but it’s difficult and I’m adjusting.This message isn’t that I will stop updating altogether, it just means you will have to bear with me if the updates are short or I miss a few days. Thank you. Once I leave after 3 weeks, I will return to my normal schedule.

Xavier’s twisted around in bed after his lashes pulled apart, but didn’t find the one he went to bed with last night. He didn’t like the idea of waking up and not finding Mia in his arms on the bed coiled up against him. He was becoming a spoilt lover, and he didn’t want to change that. He pulled himself up to sit down in bed. He was naked and the memories of the previous night rushed back to him. Losing control and transforming into a part wolf and part human. He thought losing control might scare Mia or, worse, turn her off, but she wanted him still. His cheeks heat as he fought a smile. She had to be the best thing that ever happened to him, the best thing that’ll ever happen to him. He stares around the room in search of his lover, but he found no trace of her. “Mia?” he called out, getting out of bed and moving towards the bathroom, the only other place she might be. He knocked lightly on the door before pushing it open. “My love,” he called out, but no response came. He wid

The court opened and Xavier and Mia stepped into the hall, with their hands entwined and both in a grey robe. While Mia chose their clothes, Xavier made the choice for her hair. He told her it’d go better on the robe in a bun and he took his time to do that. Mia was a genius in many things, knowing the best style for her hair wasn’t one of them. Thank the goddess her husband did. The setting of the courtroom had changed since the trial began last week. Usually, the room had a large rectangular table with curvy edges and seats around it which the elders and the king sat on. Now, however, the table had been dissected into smaller shapes and the chairs rearranged. The eight elders sat at the right side of the room where their chairs were and a thinner table stayed before them. Robb also stayed on the right, but further away from the elders. Xavier sat on the left side of the room and he had the eyes of the elders and Robb on him in this position. The witness’ stand stayed in front of the

Xavier stood beside the door of the court, holding a smile on his face as he watch her speak with the maidens. Not for once did he take his eyes off her majesty.  She was the walking, breathing definition of perfection. He didn’t care how the trial would end; he didn’t put his mind to it. He was only interested in cherishing his queen for the rest of the time he had. As the maidens took their leave, Mia’s gaze finally turned to him, and his heart skipped a beat. She smiled and made her way over to him. Every step made his heart beat faster.  The smile didn’t leave her face as she approached, and he took a few steps forward to meet up with her.  “My king.”  “My queen.”  “We will win this.”  Yes, that was very important, but somehow, having her with him for the rest of time felt even much more important. Staying with him, however, might not make her as happy as it would make him, and if he truly love

Xavier couldn’t stand the thought of any harm coming to Mia. He had made provision for more security since his trial began, so no harm came to her when she stepped out of the Palace but failed to consider the harm that could happen within the palace. He failed to protect her tonight. He didn’t see the attack coming, but he should have. He would have lost her tonight, and it would have been his fault. The thought of losing her haunted him and shrunk his heart terribly. He needed to keep her safe at all times. “You can’t stay here. Come stay with me tonight,” he suggested. She hesitated because she felt unsure about his suggestion. “I haven’t slept in your bed in the last two days.” He nodded. “And I’m sorry about that. You were right, I was selfish, but it was because I didn’t want you going down with me. I love you too much to want that.” She nodded, no longer wanting to fight after everything. “I understand.” He exhaled in relief. “Good, then come with me to my room and stay ther