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Chapters
Chapter 1: Crash Landing
Chapter 2: Intruder
Chapter 3: Fragile
Chapter 4: Reject
Chapter 5: Privacy
Chapter 6: The Lycan’s Betrothed
Chapter 7: A Female Companion
Chapter 8: The Blood Pact
Chapter 9: Dictator
Chapter 10: The Outside World
Chapter 11: Pathetic
Chapter 12: Reckless
Chapter 13: The Executioner
Chapter 14: The Queen
Chapter 15: A Gift
Chapter 16: Nightmares
Chapter 17: Bloodstains
Chapter 18: The Hot Spring
Chapter 19: Interest
Chapter 20: Loyalty
Chapter 21: A Game of Strategy
Chapter 22: Escape Artist
Chapter 23: Take My Chances
Chapter 24: The Tavern
Chapter 25: Ritual
Chapter 26: Jealous
Chapter 27: Chicken
Chapter 28: Hopes and Dreams
Chapter 29: Fire & Ash
Chapter 30: Summoned
Chapter 31: No Body
Chapter 32: A Good Horse
Chapter 33: Hot Bath
Chapter 34: Angry
Chapter 35: Matchmaker
Chapter 36: A Royal Challenge
Chapter 37: The Ultimate Victor
Chapter 38: Just for Show
Chapter 39: Blessing in Disguise
Chapter 40: Blade for Blade
Chapter 41: Barbaric Beauty
Chapter 42: Worst Case Scenario
Chapter 43: Just a Taste
Chapter 44: Morning Ride
Chapter 45: Silver Tears
Chapter 46: Healing Tears
Chapter 47: A Father’s Call
Chapter 48: The Future Queen
Chapter 49: Chin Up
Chapter 50: First Kill
Chapter 51: One of Us
Chapter 52: A Good Lycan Woman
Chapter 53: A Late Night
Chapter 54: The Ivory Knife
Chapter 55: Home Away From Home
Chapter 56: Curing Death
Chapter 57: A Public Appearance
Chapter 58: The Masquerade
Chapter 59: A Night in Heaven
Chapter 60: Gone
Chapter 61: For Love
Chapter 62: Ashes to Ashes
Chapter 63: Leave It All Behind
Chapter 64: A Traitor’s Head
Chapter 65: For Our Prince
Chapter 66: They Need a King
Chapter 67: The Luna From Prophecy
Chapter 68: The Succession Battle
Chapter 69: Long May They Reign
Chapter 70: Epilogue
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Chapter 32: A Good Horse
Neil & Raven
Neil
My horse’s hooves pounded against the ground beneath us as I pushed him harder, faster, the wind stinging my face and tearing at my cloak. My muscles burned and my bones ached from riding nonstop for hours, but I did not slow down.
As the first light of dawn filtered through th...