A Mate For The Last Lycan novel Chapter 213

Chapter 213: ONE LAST CHANCE

There was price that needed to be paid for black magic to work, that was how it worked, but the real question here was; was Dacre willing to pay for the price?

Which one was more important for him? His mate or the baby from the man he loved?

His mate...

He couldn’t help, but calling her that, despite the fact that she had rejected him. Nycta had shattered the mate bond between them, but even so, there was still lingering feeling between them, after all, there was time when they were bound with each other, believed that they would last forever.

Despite everything that happened, Dacre loved his mates...

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"The baby is dead," Gayle said, as he entered the tent to report the last information that he could retrieve from their spy.

There was only one more city to be toppled down and it was the capital city. After that, they could march toward the palace without any obstruction.

"I don’t think that’s surprising," Zuri commented. She narrowed her eyes at Khaos, who was sitting not too far from her, he was mulling over the map of the capital city. He didn’t shift his attention from the map when he heard the news, as if it was not something important. "Did you do that?"

"Hm?"

"Did you have anything to do with the dead of the babies?" Zuri remembered the previous queen, Rimera, how she looked so haggard, exhausted and fragile after losing so many babies and now, the story seemed to repeat itself. "Did you do something that make the baby couldn’t survive?" _{ƒreewebηoveℓ.com}

This time Khaos lifted his head and looked at her with amusement, he arched his brows and Zuri always loved the sight of him.

"No," he replied simply. "He can’t sire his own child because of me, yes. But, I didn’t do anything to the babies."

"Oh."

Zuri didn’t continue to ask, she was not really interested.

For the two of them, for the other people that heard this news, it was not something surprising, because this was not the first time for Dacre to lose his baby. It felt like a common knowledge, where people only assumed he was going to lose his baby every time he tried.

To the point where they thought it would be odd if the baby survived. It was obnoxious, yes, but that was what it was.

The death of the baby was not surprising.