The Lunas Second Chance Mate – Chapter 42

Ryan’s POV

“I want to be considered as an Alpha candidate,” I had officially announced to the elders, claiming my prize, but ultimately, it was up to them. That was the way of Alexanders.

“Ryan is the winner!” The elders had announced my win, and it was still ringing in my head. I couldn’t believe it, and I thought they had resisted, but they could not. I had thrown Jacob four times in the match, and he’d violated the rules by attacking me after it was called. If he hadn’t done that, I was sure they might have reached a different verdict.

ast strike after the match had been called. I had won two of the three rounds. After my claim, they would need to deliberate my worthiness to be an Alpha candidate.

idn’t want anyone to know about her. I couldn’t know if she’d be safe or what they would do now that I’d defeated Jacob.

family was against me, and I also didn’t trust the crowd.

n the chaos, Alyson was able to approach me shadowed by a red-headed she-wolf th

e. “I knew that you’d win, you had to win!”

he shared with me. Her smell intoxicated me, and my injuries even ceased to throb.

ow. Till it might be safe.” Then I surveyed around, there were so many people watching me right now, I had to keep this brief.

a small and sweet moment.

owd, losing my brief interaction with the s

the crowd cheering against me. It seemed like even if I’d won, I

my fist to the door.

more problems,” My father yelled out an opened window. “We want nothing to do with you.”

position someday.”

y, but only in the dungeon.”

ld I live in the dungeon?”

lity.”

ared at my father’s locked door. This was why I

y life before as a pup. To prove I was a nobler Alexander, I had been trying to adhere to that and resist Rupert’s urge to kill Jacob.

s your son, you should let him stay here, and put a roof over his head. We elders want to know where he is during this important delibera

If I must,” He agreed resentfully.

turned away from the open window where my father hung his head out. “We will provide accommodation that is more neutral, but you must stay there, and not go anywhere or talk to anyone for the three days.”

aid, although it seemed incredibly unfair as the victor to be isolated

away to one of the elder’s mansions where I was set up in a suite. They indeed allowed Michael to come once a day, but no one else. I paced the room all day,

n this place to the ground. I wanted to play by their rules, but as the time passed, I was remiss that I might be outside their rules anyway.

ith her, I also hoped she’d stay away from me for sake of her safety. Her face lingered on my mind after seeing her briefly that day.

eyes, I looked for her. She was easy to find as if we were bonded, no matter what she said about it. My eyelids fle

sistance on her end.

, and she was already almost