Sold as the Alpha King's Breeder novel Chapter 138

Chapter 138 Reign of a New Queen 

**Rosalie’s POV 

The north was more than I ever dreamt it to be. 

Since the moment I arrived, they had shown me nothing but kindness. I was a savior to them. While I certainly didn’t think of myself that way, it made me feel good that I could help. 

“Rosalie!” Seraphine called out as she walked into my suite. I hadn‘t seen her for a couple of days. “Are you settling in okay?” 

Looking around the Luna Queen suite I had been placed in, I felt nothing but overwhelmed. It was beautiful, but I felt like they were expecting more than I could give them. “Yes, it‘s beautiful.” 

I didn‘t want to seem ungrateful, but deep down, I couldn‘t help but feel out of place. 

This wasn‘t the life I had wanted. 

All I wanted was to live a small peaceful life with my son and be an average person. Yet, as soon as I had come to the north, I was thrust into the life of a royal. 

“I can tell something is bothering you.” Her motherly tone 

made me smile.

Seraphine had looked out for me since day one. She wasn’t my mother, but her role in my life was a very close second,

“I‘m fine. I promise. This is just more than I was expecting,” I assured her.

Understanding passed over Seraphine‘s face as she walked around the room, admiring what had been set up for me. “I know it’s a lot, but you have to know how important this is.” 

How has my life become so chaotic? 

“I‘m not sure about all of this, Seraphine,” I admitted. “I came here for answers, yes, but I never expected to be thrust into this kind of life.” 

“I know, but it‘s your birthright,” she stated causing me to sigh again.

I knew what it was, but it didn‘t mean I wanted it. 

No one seemed to really ask me what I wanted. It was as if they just expected me to take on the task without asking questions. 

And that just wasn‘t the person I was anymore. 

Filled with trepidation, I let out a heavy breath, taking a seat on the sofa. “Don‘t worry about me. Um, is everything okay with you? I haven‘t seen you for two days.” 

Seraphine was always around, but I also knew that she had been busy ever since we returned.

Before Seraphine could answer, soft knocking at the door caught my attention, and as the door slowly opened, I watched as High Priestess Cerina entered with someone. 

That someone made me so happy that I wanted to cry. 

“Georgia!” I stood and quickly wrapped my arms around her. 

“Oh, Rosalie–” she whispered, hugging me tight, “it‘s so good to see you again. I came as soon as I heard you were here.” 

Pulling back, I smiled at her. 

Dirt and soot covered her skin, showing evidence of her fighting. Her eyes were tired and worn, and I could only imagine the things she had been through. 

She seemed more burned out, but there within the depths of her eye still–lurked the spark of a fire. One that I was sure appeared on the battlefield. 

“I am so glad to see you as well. I‘m sorry for leaving–” I knew I didn’t have to apologize, but the tight–lipped smile she gave me told me she understood. 

“It‘s all in the past,” she replied slowly, looking down. “I take it we have a baby now?” 

Laughing, I nodded my head as I took her hand and led her 

over to the white bassinet in the middle of the living room. My child‘s sleeping form laid calm and peaceful, wrapped in the blue knitted blanket I had made him so long ago. 

“Rosalie–” Georgia gasped, her hand coming across her mouth with tears in her eyes. “He is so beautiful…. What did you name him?” 

“I haven‘t decided yet,” I replied, turning my eyes back to him once more.

She was right. He was the most beautiful baby I had ever seen, but perhaps that was my biased opinion as his mother. 

“No name yet? Hey, you know, I have a lot of ideas.” She gave me a wink and we both laughed, just like the old times. 

“I hate to interrupt the happy reunion...” Cerina smiled, causing us both to turn to face her. “There are some things we really must discuss.” 

Letting out a deep breath, I nodded. 

I knew the conversation was coming, but it wasn‘t something really cared to speak about. I wasn‘t sure what they expected me to do. 

“Of course, I‘m so sorry.” I replied, making my way towards the sofa, gesturing for them all to take a seat. “What can I help you with?” 

The woman hesitated for a moment, her eyes turning to 

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Seraphine before turning back towards me. “I know that you have only just come back, but your people need you, Your Highness.”

“Please, you don‘t need to call me that,” I quickly replied. “It‘s just Rosalie.”

Cerina looked towards Seraphine, who smiled, shrugging her shoulders.

“Rosalie, you are the returned princess. The new queen of the north.”

I knew what they were saying was true, but I didn‘t want it. 

“I am not the queen you want. I don‘t even know what my people need,” I replied, trying to make Cerina see reason. 

“Well, for starters, we need to rebuild the northern territory. While we helped our neighboring villages, we do need to rebuild our own home and need guidance on how or where to rebuild,” Seraphine added, trying to bring light to the situation. 

“Yes, we do. On top of that, we also need more supplies. We are running thin on things as you saw yesterday–” Cerina noted, looking towards me. 

Did she really think I knew what to do? 

An uneasy feeling grew within me as my anxiety built. The two of them continued to discuss things that needed done within the territory, and all the information was just becoming very 

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overwhelming 

Taking a deep breath, I tried to collect my thoughts. 

They wanted me to lead these people, but I knew nothing about ruling anyone.

“We think there is a lot you can do–” 

“l–” hesitation filled me as a rush of confusion flooded my mind, “I can‘t.” 

As much as I wanted to help them, I didn‘t know how. The last thing I wanted to do was mess something up. I never had anyone count on me before, and I was still grasping the fact | was a mother with a child who depended on me. 

Now, I was expected to rule a territory! 

“Rosalie, it‘s your birthright,” Seraphine replied in a soft motherly tone. “Your people have been without their rightful leader for so long.” . 

“I understand that, but I don‘t know how to run a country. It wouldn’t be responsible for me to take on that role,” I tried to explain. 

I knew I was disappointing them, but in the end I would just let them down anyway. 

It was for the best that I didn‘t rule. Someone with experience was needed instead. 

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“Rosalie–” Georgia‘s gentle voice caught my attention, “I know this is a lot. I don‘t know everything you went through before you came to my brother, but I got the idea from Vicky–” 

“Then you understand why I can‘t do this,” I quickly stammered, trying to make her see reason. “I was never raised to be a leader. I was never treated to believe I could be anything more than what I was. I only just started getting used to the fact I could be my own person.“. 

“I know–” she said softly, “but you don‘t have to do this alone. All three of us are here to help you. However, to me, that‘s if, and only if, that‘s what you decide to do.” 

“Yes, Georgia is right,” Cerina replied, reaching forward and taking my hand. “None of us expect you to know how to do this all on your own. You will have a team of advisors helping you.” 

The slow rush of worry coursed through my veins. The idea of having people to help me was a good thing, but at the same time, if I took on this role, there was no going back. 

My mind drifted off to Ethan at that moment. Wondering how he ruled so easily and all on his own. 

“I don‘t want to let anyone down.” 

Yet, as I looked at my child, I questioned my decision. 

He was born as an Alpha, an heir to the kingdom, and he was

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