Chapter 14Iris Hazel's idea or what she called a 'solution' took a permanent seat in my head as the guards dragged me to the execution ground. Once again, I was the object of attention, only that the attention wasn't positive, rather, it was filled with spiteful stares and snares from the pack. Within me, I was glad that it would be over soon so that I'd finally meet my late mother and ask her why she left me amongst a group of people who loathed my existence. I didn't think Hazel's solution was important because even though getting a mate could help me, who would afford to be my mate? My reputation was tarnished and no one, not even a rogue would spare a glance at me. As I neared the execution spot, I noticed that the noise had reduced to whispers and when I darted my gaze to the guard beside me, his face held confusion, fear and another feeling I couldn't define. "What's going on, Sir?" I asked, hoping he would give me a response. He didn't respond, instead, he pulled a
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