The Alpha's Unwanted Bride novel Chapter 57

Chapter 57: A DISCOVERY TO SAVE LIVES

I swam down to the plant and then pulled it out.

It shocked me when I saw that the Lyrun has roots.

Usually, Lyrun didn’t come with roots.

It had a flat mouth at the end and could not be transplanted.

It cost one Lyrun per dead Lycan and was extremely expensive. _{freeweɓnøvel.com}

Urma had told me stories of Lycans who had been haunted and killed because of the plant.

So much so that they had even gone into hiding and concealed their identity out of fear of being killed for the plant.

Hopefully, this one would be able to grow if we replanted it.

It would be the first.

And then I swam back up to the top of the swamp.

When I emerged, I took in a large gasp because I had been holding my breath for so long, and then I pressed my hand over my wet hair.

I swam to the bank of the swamp, picked up my clothes, and hurriedly put them on.

I had to wait a few minutes to dry up, even though I was in a hurry.

I couldn’t tell people I was going to my secret lake.

I had no intention of letting them find my lake out of fear of what they would do, and I had never really had a place for myself.

Luna Maria burned the last one I had.

When I was dry, and my hair had returned to its frizzy curls, I hurried out of the swamp.

I made sure to be confident that no one took notice of me as I walked back to the castle.

Once the coast was clear, I hurried back to the castle.

I went past the servants and the busy people in the hallways and went up the stairs.

I caught sight of Aurora and Belle arguing.

I didn’t even have the time to see what was happening.

I hurried on my way.

I flung the door open, and Loren shook so much that the glass in his hands almost fell to the floor.

"My Goddess!" He shouted at me. "What is the rush about?! You ran off from the room first, then back in like the devil chased you."

I hurried up to him.

"If you keep on with that attitude, young she-wolf, I might have to send you to sleepouts.

I showed him my hands.

He stopped right in his tracks.

His face was white with shock. "My God!"

He pushed the glasses he was holding aside and then wore his glasses quickly.

He collected it from my hands.

His eyes were entering the plant.

"Is that... is that?" He asked me, looking back at me in disbelief. "Is that what I think it is?"

I nodded. "It’s Lyrun."