His Sweet Little Mate novel (Abby and Micah) novel Chapter 117

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Abby’s aim to alight this entire floor had been quite simple. She wanted to trap Leon with fire, and then wait for people to notice it and notify the king. 

The plan before her was simple, if she just went with it, she wouldn’t become a burden to Micah again. 

Leon promised her death, but he didn’t kill her right away even though he had ample time to go for her life after kidnapping her. Instead, he wanted to hand her over to those rogues, which meant there was more to this entire situation. 

If she let them take her away just like this, she might become a pawn in Calpin’s game and she wouldn’t let that happen. So she didn’t hesitate to burn the rogues when they tried to get her. 

Once Micah found out there had been a fire in a tower inside the palace gates, and came to take a look, he would be able to guess that it was her fire and she would achieve her goal. 

For this reason as well, she let the fire wreak havoc in this building, though she didn’t let it go out of her control and spread to other buildings. 

After that, she kept watch of the rogues‘ bodies that were burning right now. She needed them as evidence to pin Leon with 

treason. 

However, she didn’t take into account that Micah had no means to contact her. She was not a shifter, so they couldn’t use the mind link even though they were mated. 

She didn’t expect Micah to rush up here to find her, which had in turn made 

many 

warriors suffer. 

“Royal Beta Alan, it was too hot in here,” one of the warriors said just as they reached the third storey after much struggle. The fire was so intense that they could see various furniture melting around them from the high heat and they couldn’t help but be amazed how the king didn’t bother to stop even for a second when he ran up floor after floor in search of his mate. 

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Of course, he wanted to find her as soon as possible and now she was finally in his arms after almost twenty hours since he realized he hurt her for stupid reasons. 

Only he knew how much he regretted falling into his old ways of doing everything by himself. The look of hurt that twisted her face when she accused him of untrusting herself would forever haunt him. If he could, he would turn time back just to avoid giving her that impression. 

However, he knew it was something beyond impossible, but that didn’t mean he wouldn’t repent. He was man enough to own his mistakes, so that was what he did. 

“Please forgive me, little one,” Micah said, pulling slightly away from her, so that he could take her face into his palms and let her see how remorseful he was for hurting her, even though it hadn’t been his intention at all to make her feel useless. 

When she pointed out how he could at least seek comfort from her when she might not be able to help him by coming up with deadly strategies or grand revenge plans, Micah realized how his actions might have led her to thinking that he was leaning toward other’s opinion about her. 

“I never thought of you any less than my equal. I mean it, I just wanted to keep you safe, at any cost,” he divulged, pouring all his sincerity into his words and could feel her own eyes moisten when she saw how red his eyes were. 

“Micah…” 

Abby wanted to say that she just overreacted and acted childishly but her mate cut her off first. 

“No, little one, let me finish.” Micah pressed his lips to her forehead, while Abby held his hands that cupped her cheeks. “I 

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shouldn’t have neglected your feelings the way I did. I was inconsiderate of your suffering for no reason.” 

He still couldn’t understand how it never crossed his mind that he had actually asked her to work hard for something he was going to ruin with bare hands. And how he missed her struggles as she suffered silently because he was too busy in the name of protecting her. 

But after giving it a short rational thought, he realized the severity of his mistake. He had a chance to spare her the grievances, but he acted like he was possessed and didn’t bother to think about anything else but how to execute his own plan successfully. 

“No, Micah. It’s alright. In fact, I feel I have to apologize to you for behaving so childishly,” Abby confessed, letting her tears fall freely. “I should have been more understanding.” 

Micah felt even more bad for his sweet mate. “You have every right to react the way you did.” He then asked for her forgiveness again. “I wanted to apologize to you first thing this morning. I should have never left your side.” 

He couldn’t put into words how much he regretted refusing her request to sleep alone. He should have stayed somewhere near their bedroom, instead of wasting time in his study pacing around the room all night. 

He could have prevented this from happening, but he thought too highly of his palace’s protection even after he was sure there was a spy in the royal council. He slipped up and his enemy didn’t hedge to utilize the turn of events to his favor. 

Abby could hear the rage in his voice and she immediately confessed how she ran to his study when it was still dark. “But someone nabbed me when I was just a few feet away… and it was Leon.” 

“The former royal beta?” Micah asked her, his voice taking a hard edge. “But why would you leave your room in the middle of the night?” 

“I thought you would abandon me for creating a scene last night, so I rushed to apologize to you. I didn’t want to get kicked out of the kingdom. 

The way her voice trembled with every word she said let him know how strongly she believed her fears would come true. Her breath came out short as she tried to swallow her silent sobs, but it was a futile attempt, because her flowing tears gave away how terrified she had been just at the notion. 

“Little one, no matter what you did, there would never come a day I would do such a thing.” Micah hugged her as he pressed her face against his chest until the girl could calm down, he didn’t try to wipe her tears though. He let her cry her grievances out all she wanted and this time, he didn’t ignore them any more. 

But before she could completely calm down, she remembered something. “Did you see Leon?” 

“He was here?” Micah asked and then expressed how he didn’t see anyone on his way here. 

Abby frowned a little, how did he manage it? 

“What actually happened, little one?” 

Micah then heard her explain how Leon accused her of stealing his daughter’s place and how he would make her suffer for it. 

Hearing it, the king immediately swore that everything was just him being delusional. “I never thought of taking a chosen 

mate.” 

Abby knew how he waited for her, his destined mate, to appear. Alyssa and Reyna told her so many stories how he never let anyone have a say in that matter. 

So instead of dwelling on it, she continued to reiterate what happened after pressing her lips to his. She explained how he had colluded with the rogues to get rid of her, and how she believed he might be the traitor in the royal council. If her 

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deduction was correct, Leon had been the one who committed treason by leaking confidential information about Micah’s whereabouts to Calpin as well. 

and then, he said he was going to hand me over to these rogues, and that I will never return here again…” Abby’s voice broke at the end of her sentence. 

Her hands clutched his shirt tighter, she really thought she would fall prey to his scheme at that moment. 

“Bastard!” Micah cursed, his voice sounding more like a growl. “I’ll make him pay for every little thing he did to you.” 

But before Abby could say anything else, she saw Micah’s eyes going unfocused and realized someone was talking to him through mindlink. 

How convenient! She was a little envious, because if she had the privilege to mindlink Micah, she would have alerted him the moment Leon attacked her. 

“It’s Alan, he is worried…” Micah told her. 

Even though she tried to look nonchalant, as if he was having a confidential conversation, he knew she would be curious. Moreover, he didn’t want to hide anything from her, no matter how small or trivial the issue was, not anymore. 

So he explained how the royal beta was complaining that they couldn’t run up past the fourth floor as it was too hot for them. Even getting to the fourth storey had drained half of their lives and if this continued, even their exceptional healing ability wouldn’t be able to fight their inevitable death. 

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“Let’s hurry back,” Abby urged him, because she knew her fire could be detrimental. She didn’t want to kill so many warriors that this kingdom painstakingly trained just for no reason. 

“I’ve already told them to head back, we can take our time,” Micah said, looking too laid back, as if he couldn’t really feel like he was in a hot pan right now. 

After all, the entire building was on fire, there was no way the heat wasn’t making him uncomfortable, unlike Abby, on whom this fire had no effect at all. She was immune to her fire. Which was a good thing according to Micah. 

But he wasn’t immune to it, he was just not letting it show. So when they came down the building, Abby protected him from the fire. She didn’t let a single thread of his robe go out of place and Micah enjoyed her treatment.