“You have done your best, Senior Royal Warrior Gareth. I am alive, and your duty is to protect me, so there is no punishment for you.” Arlene crouched down and touched Gareth’s cheeks lightly, tracing her fingers on his skin, which made the warrior had to stop himself from shuddering.
“Princess Arlene… Shena was killed and I…”
“Yes, she is dead, but you don’t take responsible for that. She was killed by the rogue and we should blame the rogue for that, don’t you think?” Arlene asked, tilting her head, as she looked at Gareth closely. The warrior stared back at her with confusion, but then he lowered his head.
“Yes, princess,” he said in an obedient tone. He had a short black hair that looked disheveled after fighting the whole night.
Aside from the death of Shena, and they lost some of their goods, the rest of them did well. Shena was the only casualty in the tragedy.
“Good.” Princess Arlene smirked. “You only need to focus on me.”
“Yes, princess, I am glad that you are fine.” He kept his eyes fixed on the ground, while princess Arlene’s long, blond hair cascaded down before his face, as she was very close to him.
Of course, she was fine. How could she not fine? She had seen this from miles away. Her father had warned her that alpha Xaden was not as simple as he appeared. She had to be extra careful and threaded her path with wary.
Shane’s death was not a coincidence, it was planned by her.
Arlene had fooled that stupid woman to be her for a whole night. She knew the closer she got to the pack house, the more danger that would come to her way.
It had been two nights ever since Shena slept in her tent, while she stayed in Shena’s. No one knew about this and Shena agreed to it, because she was overconfidence with herself.
Well, Arlene was not lying to her when she asked for her ‘help‘ to stay in her tent during the night, pretending
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