His Sweet Little Mate

“Yes, I am responsible for my mother's death, but only partially.” Abby took her stand. Even though she didn’t know what she was expecting from Ryan by telling him this truth, she still ignored the small voice at the back of her head that was sure he wouldn’t believe her.

“What??!!” Ryan shouted, clearly out of exasperation, because he couldn’t believe the audacity of his daughter.

“It’s the truth, father. It was someone else who took her life that day…”

“Stop spouting nonsense!” Ryan genuinely believed Abby was trying to lie her way through this, and he couldn’t help the rage that clouded his eyes. His emotions often spiraled out of control after joining the rogues, but this time he felt his reaction wasn’t uncalled for.

“No, father, you are being deceived by your memories, just like me,” the girl continued, feeling it was necessary to let him know the truth. She didn’t know if she would get a chance to talk to him like this again.

“Memories? Now, you are bullshitting me.” Her father wasn’t ready to hear her out.

“If you just stop for one second and listen to me…” Now Abby was exasperated until she felt like setting this entire mountain on fire. “Do you even know you are helping the very person who took your mate from you?”

Her outburst was something that was so unexpected, Ryan had never seen her expressing anything but sadness and tears, and he felt stunned for a second.

“Yes, you are helping the very person who murdered her.” Abby couldn’t fathom why her father would join hands with someone like Calpin, but she felt the need to let him know what he was

setting himself up for. Regret and endless suffering, if he made it alive out of this whole farce. “Calpin is the reason my mother died.”

“I don’t believe you!” Ryan was on autopilot, because he couldn’t process or digest the news Abby just told him. Denying it was much easier than accepting the truth that he had been holding onto a lie for a whole decade.

“But it is the truth…”

“Then why didn't you say anything all these years?!” Ryan cut her off in the middle. “Because you killed her, there is no other truth!”

“I didn’t remember… no, it’s not right. I remembered it wrongly, my mind locked the memories of that day, that was why.” Abby then took it upon herself to explain how she lost around two years worth of memories along with that day which was why she couldn’t remember about her own power awakening either.

“On that day my power got back lashed… and mother tried to contain it for me, which wounded her, but then Calpin appeared and took advantage of the situation.”

Hearing this, there was this look of realization on Ryan’s face, and for a second, Abby thought her father would finally come around, but the words that left his lips next crushed that budding hope with lighting speed until it gave her a whiplash.

“You remembered it wrongly? You killed your mother but remembered it wrongly?” Ryan was shaking now. “Maybe you conjured up Calpin into the events that day as well. I know you are an ungrateful monster, so I wouldn’t put spinning stories beneath you, you are capable of anything!”

“It’s not wha…”

But Ryan couldn’t care less about what she had to say. The more he listened to her, the more furious he felt. “You are just trying to trick me to achieve your own goals! But I won’t give you that chance, I’ll complete my task today no matter what!”

“He is only using you!!!” Abby felt her own ears ringing when she shouted with such intensity, but it only made the beast inside Ryan go feral, as he suddenly snapped.

“Shut the fuck up!” He roared, his claws elongating from the tips of his fingers. He was on the verge of shifting, however, the girl before him didn’t budge. “You fucking monster!”

Only monsters knew no fear! And Abby looked like a monster to him right now, with her horrifying composed demeanor mocking him for losing control several times in the span of just ten minutes.

“If you don’t follow me willingly, you will suffer, Abby!” Ryan warned. “I’ll take you away, no matter what, screaming and kicking if that is what it comes to.”

He half expected her to crack instantly and start crying for mercy, that was her sole reaction whenever he reddened his eyes and raised his voice at her, even though it was a miracle she held her own this long.

But the begging he had grown accustomed to for ten years didn’t come from her, instead she looked like she was a bit disappointed.

“I’m not going anywhere with you,” Abby lifted her chin defiantly. She said she wouldn’t cower anymore, so that was what she kept doing until Ryan lost it and lunged at her.

“I warn you to keep your hands to yourself, if you still love your limbs.”

Ryan growled like a crazed animal when he realized that his daughter was agile enough to dodge his attack. “Fine then! Come at me!”

This time, he elongated his claws that had retracted back into his fingers again, as he tried to swipe at her face. She wouldn’t know her place until he put her back into it. Content rights belong to NôvelDrama.Org.

However, before he could leap at her again, something dark and huge landed between him and his daughter, snarling so viciously he shuddered just at the sound.

It was a huge black beast, and the realization that hit him made him step back a little.

“King Micah.”

Ryan tried to look around the beast that was now prowling in its place, as if it was getting ready to attack him, but he couldn’t see his daughter at all, but he could see a comparatively small beast walking out of the darkness.

Then the two beasts shifted and took their human forms. Immediately, Dax walked back only to stop at a step behind his queen, while Micah snarled at Ryan again. “Back the fuck up!”

It was really an eye opener for Ryan today. He neither expected Abby to rebel suddenly, nor did he expect her to bring the king with her actually.

Even though he expected her to call his bluff, he didn’t think Micah would get involved in this mess for a monster like Abby.

But then his daughter's weird behavior must be a result of herself counting the backing she had, evil woman!

“Hah!” Ryan scoffed all of a sudden, because he wasn’t alone either. He clapped three times rhythmically and immediately several rogues flooded this cliff, surrounding the three people without a way out. “You have underestimated me.”

“Is that so?” Micah raised a brow at him.

Thundering footsteps could be heard immediately, as the royal warriors surrounded the rogues, making the royal gamma whistle at the sight.

“Back at you Beta Ryan, you have underestimated my king,” Dax said, sneering in return. “Oops, I should call you ex beta, my bad!”

The moment he learned about that phony letter from Ryan, Micah summoned every royal warrior available near to the Silver Moon pack. Some were still on their way here, but with the numbers on his hands, dealing with this rogue turned ex beta would be a walk in the park.

Thankfully, he was well prepared for this situation. Otherwise, he wouldn’t even have agreed to let Abby risk coming here in the first place.

“Watch your mouth, you mutt!” Ryan felt his blood boil in anger at his slur, but compared to his hatred toward his daughter, it was pitiful. He was in this situation because of her.

She didn’t own up to her mistakes, instead she instigated the king to exile himself and his precious older daughter, because she just couldn’t be happy after destroying his whole world by killing Riley, her own mother all those years ago.

But he wasn’t here to debate on who did the wrong and who had the major responsibility over what happened, he was sent here on a mission and he would accomplish it.

“And you, Micah, why are you risking so many lives to save someone like her?” Ryan spat, his tone venomous. “She is a monster who killed her own mother, don’t let her pitiful eyes fool you.”

Since the king exiled him and he joined the rogues, coupled with the powerful life he led until three months ago, all you could see was arrogance in Ryan’s eyes. He didn’t bother to fear the king because he was answering a different master now.

And his master gave him an important task, to get rid of this evil creature.

“She even instigated you to kill her own father and older sister, someone like her doesn't deserve protection from anyone! I don’t even know where Hanna is now”

Micah and Abby had expected him to lose it, but Ryan managed to exceed all their expectations. He made it sound like Abby forced them to join the rogues, when it was purely their own choice.

“What if I say that your other daughter is still alive?” Micah said suddenly, even though he doubted Ryan could find it in himself to care for someone else, being this brainwashed.

He was just like a puppet, repeating the same tune again and again, not bothering to understand what the other people were saying, but he still gave it a try.

“If you care for Hanna, you can still turn around. We could put this behind us all!”