Lycan king's substitute breeder novel Chapter 100

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We got back to the pack safely and sound, with Nicholas and Maria with us. Even Damien followed, and we couldn't feel more complete.

When we landed at the penthouse in the pack house, the maid servants ran to us and aided Vivian, as she was already feeling weak.

They also carried the twins and left me standing, looking at them, like a part of me was leaving.

"Stop pouting. They aren't leaving you forever," I heard Nicholas chuckle from behind, and I looked at him.

"Well, I guess you are right," I answered, scratching the back of my head nervously.

"So, how about your parents?" I asked as we walked down the hallway. I didn't want us to walk in awkward silence, so I had to say something.

"They are missing my sister and me already. They want us to come to the pack," Nicholas replied.

"Oh, I see. But there's no Alpha in that pack anymore, you know," I said, shrugging my shoulders. "Or does Jared have a son, or probably a brother?" I asked, raising a brow.

"No, he doesn't have any family," Nicholas replied, and I sighed heavily.

"Wait. Don't tell me you are pitying him right now," he asked, a disappointed look on his face.

"What?" I exclaimed and laughed. "Oh no, not at all. You have got that wrong. Why would I pity such a useless Alpha that almost stole my mate and kids away? He deserves what happened to him!"

"Then, why did you sigh loudly before? It seemed so depressed though," Nicholas said, and I sighed again.

"I'm just worried for your pack. I feel the pack would be disorganized without an Alpha," I said, and he nodded in agreement.

"Well, you are right about that. Hmm, I have an idea though," Nicholas said, stopping in his tracks, and I also stopped too, then faced him.

"Really? You have an idea? What is that?" I asked.

"Since you are the Lycan King and you hold the authority and power, I was thinking you would speak with the elders in Silver Moon pack and ask them to set a man ready and suitable enough to be the next Alpha."

"Hmm… I think you have a nice idea," I smiled, squinting my eyes.

"Of course!" He laughed and waved his hand across my face.

"By the way, I don't think I need to discuss with the elders to find a man. I know the man right for the job. I will just tell the elders to appoint and crown him immediately," I said, with a small smile on my face.

"Wow, really?" He giggled. "Who could that be? Do I know the person?"

"Of course!" I replied and laughed.

"Who is he, then?" He asked curiously.

I walked closer to him and answered, my voice barely above a whisper. "It's you."

I looked at him and saw how big his eyes were to the extent that I feared it would drop down from its sockets.

"Wha… What? Me?" He stuttered, pointing at his chest.

"Of course! I will meet with the elders soon," I said, walking away.