A Mate For The Last Lycan novel Chapter 156

Chapter 156: THE LUNA AND THE PRINCESS

Khaos tilted his head, staring at her innocently when Zuri gave him a look for taking away the knife in her hand. The voices in her head kept screaming at her, but she was still able to hear what Rose said.

"It must feel like a punishment for being mated to someone, who was not on the same status as you. But, no offense, luna Zuri. You must have another redeeming quality in you."

Rose’s compliment was a backhanded one. It was a reminder that Khaos’s union with Zuri was an insult that the king gave to the alpha. Zuri was a widow of a traitor, after all. Someone, who could only stain the royal blood.

"It’s a pity, both of you look good together. You chose the wrong brother, luna Zuri." Rose smiled sweetly at her.

When men would fight openly with strong force, here women had their own battle of dignity.

However, Zuri’s reaction was not what Rose expected. The luna pressed her face against Khaos’s arm. She didn’t even bother with Rose’s jab.

"Indeed, it’s a pity." Zuri nuzzled her cheek against Khaos’s arm. "So, pitiful," she sighed with feeling when Khaos caressed her head to calm her down, knowing she was thirsty for Rose’s blood.

However, this gesture caught Dacre’s attention. He didn’t why, but he felt there was something about Zuri that he couldn’t put his finger on. This woman was rather interesting.

At first, he learned that Zuri was the one, who had brought glory to River Creek pack. She was undoubtedly smart, but something was off about her.

"It’s a beautiful morning." Dacre clapped his hands, indicating for Rose and Zuri to stop with their subtle jabs. "Let’s talk about something more important here."

And with that, Dacre engaged Khaos in a serious discussion about the food supply for people.

Yes, Khaos had put the responsibility on him as the king in front of so many people yesterday, but it didn’t mean Dacre wouldn’t get him involved to solve this problem. He still acted as if Khaos was his advisor and the tension between them had never been there.

Meanwhile, after Zuri finished her food, she stood up and walked away from the conversation. She felt sick. The dining hall full of people and this made her ill.

And once Zuri was outside and the cold wind caressed her cheek, she felt slightly better. She found a quiet corner and started to poke her throat with her fingers, as she forced out the food that she had eaten earlier.

She vomited to the snow covered ground and kept doing that until her eyes were burned with tears and her stomach was empty. Khaos had given her too much to eat. She couldn’t help but to think that she would get fat.

Her subconscious always told her not to gain weight and her mother’s word was always on the back of her mind. Sometime, she could control it, but sometime, it controlled her.

"What are you doing?"

"I am not talking to you! You also shut up! All of you are too noisy!" _{freewёbn૦νeɭ.com}