Mommy daddy is the lycan king

Chapter 77

The door opened, and Marion stepped into the Lycan king’s office with a stack of files in his hand.

He bowed his head as he greeted him, stepped forward, and dropped the files on his desk. With no

other word uttered, he turned to take his leave when Julian spoke. “Is this how it is going to be? Greet

and nothing else.”

He turned around to stare at Julian, who was seated across from him, finally beholding him for the first

time in two weeks. “I do not understand.”

“You did this the last time you came; you brought the report over in the same manner. You greeted me,

placed the documents down, and then took your leave.” He pointed it

out.

“I do not know what else you want me to say.” Marion stated flatly.

Julian signed and adjusted in his seat. “You are my friend, or at least you used to be. You could ask me

how I’m doing. I know you’ve heard the news about Luna Fiona.”

“Okay, how are you doing?” he asked, forcing an interested look onto his face.

Julian groaned, frustrated. “This feels forced; forget it.”

“What exactly do you want, my king?”

“I want my friend, and I haven’t had him since Fiona left.”

“Whose fault is that?” Julian opened his mouth to speak, but snapped it shut and exhaled. “You may

leave, Marion.” He said instead and pulled the files Marion submitted closer to have a look at them. This content © Nôv/elDr(a)m/a.Org.

Marion didn’t leave like he told him to; he stayed and spoke. “You have done highly questionable things

in the past, but none of them made me look at your character with disdain, because I knew that deep

down there was goodness in you. But what you did to the Luna shouldn’t even be done to one’s enemy.

She was your mate and also our Luna. She saved your life and that of the werewolf world all on her

own. Even when it was to her detriment, she did what was necessary. She was the backbone of the

settlement and later the citadel, and this is how you repay her?”

“You will thread carefully, Marion; I am still your Lycan king.” He told him through gritted teeth,

slamming the files shut.

Marion glared at him. “Or what? You will exile me and take away my position like did to her? Go on

then; if that is what your new mistress wants, then do it.”

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Julian’s hand balled into a tight fist on the desk. “You should leave, Marion. I will not repeat myself.”

“I hope you have a good reason for everything you have done to our Luna and this world, my king.” He

said, bowed his head, and took his leave.

Julian had watched as Fiona took her leave with the movers who took her out of the werewolf world two

weeks ago.

He couldn’t forget the look on her face when he rejected her and exiled her. It haunted him every day.

It wasn’t what he wanted, but it was necessary for the survival of his world, which was his only way of

protecting her. He was the Lycan king, and it was his job to save his people through every means

necessary.

She had become a target, and she needed to leave. He knew it since the first day he saw the vision in

Bayland; Isis had shown it to him. She told him to send her away for her protection, but he didn’t

believe the dark world could get to her. That wasn’t even an option for him.

Just like Isis showed him, Fiona had taken herself to Bayland without his permission and returned with

her report filled with errors. She accused him of things he knew nothing about.

Isis told him that by disobeying him, Fiona had exposed herself to Doom, the master of the dark world,

who had his claws sunk deep in the community, hoping to create havoc. The pathway of the dark world

had expanded, and with it came all the evil desires and cruel intent that plagued the communities

closest to it, poisoning those that lived there. This brought a surge in rebellion, which Julian had to deal

with.

Again, Isis told him the best way to protect her from Doom was to send her the werewolf world, where

no one would reach her. He had gotten angry at Isis and told

away from

her never to suggest that to him ever again.

Sending her away from the bedroom was already hard enough on him. Pretending that she wasn’t in

the same room with her killed him, and not being able to come out with the truth to her, drowned him

with every passing day. Yet, he knew what he saw. The complete and utter annihilation of the entire

werewolf world by the Dark World, aided by Fiona.

If the dark world got to her, then he had failed.

Fiona’s attack on Isis told him she was now under the influence of Doom, and she wouldn’t be safe

anywhere in their world. He could not keep her because the longer he

did, the more Doom would gain control of her mind and use it to his will.

Fiona wasn’t a violent person, and she had never had the cause to attack without a justifiable cause,

yet she attacked Isis and would have killed her had he not stepped in.-

He could have told her the truth, but he knew she would not believe, and even if she did, she would

argue they could find another way to avert it. There was no other way. This was the only way.

His decision was rash, but it was necessary. He saw the way his pack members stared at. him this past

full moon in the absence of their Luna. Many of them had questions in their eyes when he introduced

Isis to them as a member of his team. They wanted to know what was happening, but he couldn’t fully

explain it to them yet.

Fiona might also hate him, but everything he had done so far, he had done for her and no one else. To

save her and everything else he loved, he had to hurt her.

He couldn’t even tell June and Jashin what he had done to their mother. They would never look at him

the same way again. Since her departure, they have asked him when she would return more than a

hundred times, and every time, he couldn’t answer.

Until they could ascertain and put a stop to Doom and his manipulation of the Dark World territory,

Fiona was better away from here.

Isis placed her hand on his shoulder, and he snapped out of his thoughts and turned to her from the

window where he stood.

“I did not hear you come in,” he said, his senses calming when he realised who it was, but his eyes

lingered on her hand with a lot of questions in them.

She withdrew her hand and raised them up in surrender. “I came to check up on you, my king; I hear

you barely step out of this office whenever you come to work. You come, and you stay in until the end

of the day. You have also cancelled all the appointments and moved the meetings ahead.”

His brow furrowed. “So, you are watching me now?”

“I am not watching you, my king.” She said, and stepping back, she bowed her head to him, “I was just

worried about the leader of our world.”

“I am fine; you can go,” he said dismissively.

“I know this isn’t easy for you, but this is what is necessary,” she told him.

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“And I have done what is necessary. I have chosen you, your visions, and prophecies over my mate. I

have exiled her from the werewolf world, just like you asked. Now it is time for you to do your part and

make sure everything goes according

to plan.” He ordered her.

She nodded her head. “Yes, my king.” She bowed her head and walked over to the door before

pausing and turning to him. “Do you want to see her?” He frowned. “What do you mean?” he asked,

and his brow furrowed.

“I meant if you want to see Luna Fiona.” She told him. “I know this is very hard for you, and I know it is

for her too, but it might bring you comfort to see how she is doing in the human world.”

He wanted to see Fiona, but he also knew what he would have to do if he wanted to see her. His lips

were meant for one woman’s b*dy, but this was the only way he would get to see the one he loved. He

wanted to see her; he had longed for it for so long.

Without uttering a word, he stretched his hand to her, and she gave him hers. He took a deep breath

and placed his lips on the back of her hand, and he was immediately moved into a trance.

There he saw her, Fiona, lying in bed. She looked pale, weak, and down, and her countenance didn’t

hold any positivity in it. He had done that to her, and the guilt ate him up.

He withdrew his lips from the back of Isis’s hand, and he snapped back to reality. “You may leave, and I

do not want to see you until the next full moon.”

Isis bowed her head, and without uttering a word, she left his office, leaving him alone with his guilt,

pain, and questions.