The 5-time Rejected Gamma & the Lycan King novel Chapter 36

Chapter 36

In the dining hall, after having dinner, Lucianne and Xandar were speaking to Juan and the others when Xandar got confirmation that the rogue Lycan was up but rather light-headed because of lack of food and water. He wouldn’t be fit enough to be interrogated yet so they had to wait for the medical team to give the okay.

Lord Yarrington came up to Lucianne, and asked if there were anymore werewolves who had an opinion in education because he found his previous discussion with the three wolves she introduced to him very useful. 1

Lucianne knew of two more, and she told the education minister that there are many who would want a say in the matter but are, sadly, not Alphas, Lunas or Gammas so they weren’t a t that particular collaboration. She got him to take down the contact details of a few others she knew of, and promised to get in touch with them first to give them a heads-up on the minister’s call. (This novel will be daily updtaed at www.noveljar.com)Xandar later told Lucianne that he had never seen Yarrington so excited about

government affairs. 1

“Excuse me, your Highness.” Pierre Whitlaw’s voice came from the side when Lucianne had just finished speaking to Yarrington.

Xandar and Lucianne turned to see him with another minister, who looked about the same age as him. Xandar’s voice was stern as he addressed the deputy minister, “Yes, Whitlaw?”

The old man looked at Xandar and said, “Oh, I was referring to the Queen, my King. Apologies for the miscommunication.”

Lucianne put on an emotionless face, “What is it, minister?”

He faked a smile, “I wanted to apologize. If the Queen is willing, I’ll do my best to make amends.”

Lucianne started pressing him, “For what?”

Whitlaw’s fake smile fell, replaced by genuine surprise, “Pardon?”

Lucianne explained simply, “You mentioned you would make amends, but for what in particular, minister? Is it for not doing your job, for what you said to me as a Gamma for the past few years, or merely for what you said to me as the King’s mate this morning?”

Whitlaw began to feel uneasy, “Uhh..well…”

Lucianne was not backing down, “So the apology is for the King. It’s not really for me, is it? Or i s it not for the King either. It’s just for whoever sits on the throne?” 1

Whitlaw was still lost for words. Lucianne faked a small smile and said, “You seem a bit

confused, minister. Tell you what, I’ll tell you the same thing I told Greg Claw – I will believe i t when I see it. Until you act like an actual minister and look after the people you’re supposed

to, don’t expect me to believe that you are making amends.”