You Rejected A Silver Wolf novel Chapter 89

Jaden’s POV

My uncles had gotten experience. Together with my mother, they had ruled the pack.

The eldest had been her Beta, the middle her Delta, while the youngest her warrior. They only shifted the positions after i was born.

So if they said they sensed a Lycan, they bloody did. Right now, they w

going on and on about their adventures and brave travels,

I ignored them. Now, they were bragging to

I used to enjoy their stories when they told Jake, but as they never cared to tell Jonah about them.

“How close did you sense it to be?” I asked, interrupting them.

The middle uncle smirked. “Why, don’t you trust us?”

“I do. There have been rumors in our kingdom; 1 just need to know where you

His furrowed eyebrows straightened. “Miles away, and it had bad energy.

It

it,” I replied calmly.

might have been close but only for a while.”

If that was so, then it might not have come on a mission but was still searching fo Rose pack.

its victim. Yet, he suspected Silver and Black

I nodded, leaving my seat. “If that’s all, then I’ll be leaving.” Jonah jumped from his seat and stood with me. “We’ll be leaving.”

I smirked internally. Wasn’t he enjoying their tales?

My eldest uncle stood up, towering over me. “Jaden, you seem to underestimate this Lycan. Your bones should be shaking now.”

I sighed. “I’m not a child, uncle, who shakes in front of bullies. Also, I’ve had prior knowledge of the presence of the Lycan, so…”

“Don’t think you can handle it. You can’t. Ask for Lycan hunters around. There should be some somewhere,” the middle uncle interrupted me.

Lycan hunters had stopped existing since we assumed Lycans didn’t exist in our part of the world. Where would you find those hunters?

“If you’re worrying about me, which I doubt you are, then don’t worry. The Lycan is looking for it.”

something specific. He won’t find

“He better not. Nothing should make your mom nervous or worried–be it you being unsafe or the pack being unsafe,” the youngest warned.

I calmly nodded. “I’ll be careful.”

“For your own sake and mother’s. You should know we don’t care,” the eldest scoffed.

“I know.” My fists clenched. Did he have to be so pain? “I’ll be leaving now to handle the Lycan problem. Thanks for noticing it.”

The middle uncle gestured with his hand for me to leave. My fists unclenched, and I rushed to the door, Jonah behind me.

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Chapter 86

1 blinked several times, trying to fight the anger and dejection I felt Whenever I walked into their house, I usually left feeling lesser than before.

Jonah walked beside me in silee. Any words he said could triggere. I stopped walking, paused, and exhaled.

I turned to Jonah. “Call Ralph’s brother and tell him to meet me at the library. I need to be sure what exactly attacked the roses.”

He bowed and briskly walked off. I turned to glare at the house we had just left.

If they weren’t my uncles, I’d have banished them from our pack due to the numerous attempts they’d made on my life since I was a child and teenager.

On getting to the library, I Saw the red–haired girl and her team still searching for the prophecy. Books were overturned everywhere.

A shelf of old documentaries had been emptied, and one even got to. The girl was dragging down another box with a friend to

search.

“You’re sure it’s in here?” I asked, startling them all. They looked down but nodded. “Yes.”

I glanced around the trashed room. “And there’s no better

way to search for it than to trash the place?” I raised my voice.

They didn’t meet my gaze and fidgeted with their hands. I didn’t want to scare them or pour the anger I felt for my uncles on them.

“Keep searching.”

They nodded and threw the box open, bringing out the old crumpled scrolls that were in it. Many of them choked on the dust.

“Cover your noses with masks, please,” I said, quite worried about the stench.

I heard footsteps coming towards the library and caught the scent of Ralph’s brother. I leaned on the wall. “I’ll be leaving now.”

They all snapped their heads toward me.

“Make sure you find the prophecy and send it to me, unfailingly. Is that okay?” I asked.

They nodded and kept on searching.

Ralph and his brother appeared before me. I frowned at Ralph.

I would be speaking condescendingly to his brother and would feel guilty if Ralph

Was

“Do you need something?” I asked him through mind link. He turned to his brother and then to me. “You asked for him, didn’t you?”

“Yes. HIM,” I emphasized.

“Follow me to my courtroom. I have questions for you,” I told the brother, sparing

no glance.

Ralph stopped him from following, and I paused my steps. “I can answer the questions you’d ask. Let him go tend his wounds now,” he said.

I cocked an eyebrow, looking at his brother’s arm. They were already taken care of. There were no wounds on him.

Hadn’t I seen him earlier, hurrying to treat them when I was left for my uncles?

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