Protected by the Wolf Prince by Jessica Grayson

“And what if she chooses me?” I challenge. I stare at him in shock for all of a second before the blinding rage of my inner wolf floods my veins, turning my vision red. “I’m sorry, but I will not give you my blessing.” Luna would have a comfortable life, and-” “I may be a second son, but I am still a prince of Winterhold. “It is not unheard of for Wolf-Shifters to take human mates,” I point out. Surely you understand that such a pairing is not… ideal.” “I was under the impression that this is the way to-” “This is… how humans choose their mates, is it not?” I ask, studying him intently. When he does not answer right away, I wonder if perhaps I am doing this wrong. “I understand you are entertaining offers for betrothal, and I would like to submit my own.” “I have come to ask you for your daughter’s hand.” Especially if I want to shield her from her father’s wrath. It’s not ideal, and I haven’t discussed it with Luna, but I am relatively sure she feels the same for me as I do her. “Why are you here, Prince Malak?”Ī plan forms in my mind. His shoulders sag forward slightly before he narrows his eyes. Judging by his question and the worried look in his eyes, I know better than to answer that honestly. “What are you doing here?” Panic flits briefly across his expression. “Ambassador!” I call out, sprinting toward him from the bushes. Anger is easily read in his features, and I cannot bear the thought of any of it directed at my mate. Luna’s father runs a hand roughly through his hair and grits his teeth as he stalks back toward the house. “Perfectly.” He walks toward the gate and slams it shut behind him as he disappears into the city. “Leave!” Her father gestures angrily toward the garden gate, that leads out onto the street. My inner wolf rages beneath the surface, demanding to be freed so he can rip this man apart, limb from limb. Do you understand?”Ī low growl rumbles deep in my chest.

“I’ll not have you speak of my daughter like this. “And if you do not want her honor questioned, then I suggest you do something about this situation immediately before she becomes a Wolf-Shifter’s bi-” My claws extend as ice-cold rage floods my veins. And she most certainly would never do anything that might compromise her honor.” Luna knows I forbade her to go to the bonfire.

“What?” Her father’s face reddens even further. “I lost track of them after they snuck away into the city gardens together.” “Did you know she stayed out with him last night at the bonfire?” Luna’s father blinks several times, and the man continues. Travel Insurance in Germany: A Complete Overview

Protected by the Wolf Prince by Jessica Grayson