Found by the Lycan King

Chapter 82

Zenovia

I gulped nervously.

There was no point in hiding anymore, so I slowly stepped out of my hiding spot. Callahan’s gaze was intense, and I saw the way he looked up at me from head to toe.

Maybe he was checking if I had skipped a workout because he was not around. My clothes and the hair plastered to my temples should be enough proof that I had diligently worked out even if he was not around.

Elijah waved at me upon seeing me, while Matt only gave an acknowledging nod. Callahan’s gamma and beta were the exact opposites.

Matt just felt like a mini version of Callahan sometimes.

Callahan looked at the two soldiers and said, “People don’t believe I play fair, and I can tackle the two of you simultaneously. So, go change, we are going to have a little spar.”

My eyes went wide at those words. He had not taken my name, but I knew it was directed at me.

“Who is mad enough to say that?” Matt asked, but Callahan shrugged.

“People think it is easy to become a King and rule a kingdom. Sometimes you have to answer those doubts. Are you ready for a spar?”

He asked them both.

This was a silly act. If his pride was hurt by my words, he could have just snapped at me like he always did.

Why did he have to put up a show? Especially with all the pack members around. Elder Lina would simply tear me apart if she learned I was the reason her lunch had been delayed.

“Uh, but we have the entire pack in the garden. They expect lunch to be served soon, King” Elijah tried to reason, but Callahan shook his head.

“The fight won’t last long either way. Let’s go outside”

He said without looking at me and stepped out of the main door and climbed down the short flight of stairs.

Elijah and Matt-only looked at each other but did not say anything. They just went upstairs to keep the file in the office, as it was something important.

That left me staring at the broad back of Callahan. Seeing that there was nobody around, I went near him and murmured,

“Uh,

you don’t have to do this. I was just annoyed when I said that.”

But Callahan only rolled up his sleeves.

question my strength and let it slide, it will make more people question my leadership. Not

when he called me the weakest member of his pack, but it was not as if I could deny it. But what got me wondering were his

my remark had hit a nerve. Callahan was mysterious, and I knew nothing about his personal life or much about the pack members, either. And nobody told me much when I asked anyone either.

but in an instant he pulled me away from the entrance

wall.

enough to hide us from the eyes of others

me, and the nearness of us made me suck in my breath. His eyes had a certain glow to it, a fire that seemed to rage inside those golden eyes that held me

the spar, you

kept staring at his perfect face, and my fingers ached

was his pack member and subject, so he could order me

his eyes darken just a little. He licked his dry lips and the breeze flowing through the garden reached us, carrying

forward just a little, our lips would brush. He seemed to

desire

away and muttered, “I will

“But-”

he walked away without a backward glance. And I just stayed plastered to the wall,

had barely grazed my arms, but it had left me wanting more….much

a voice asked, “What are you doing here sticking to the wall?”

had returned but had not bothered

my hair behind my ear and tidied my shirt.

then, let us go. It has been a while since we three had a friendly spar. It

with

was staring at us as if we were the culprits…or

his back turned to me, and his pack members were all seated around a huge table that the servants were still putting

space shaped like a circle, which

for Elder Lina, but she was busy talking to the others, so I quickly settled in one of the chairs her,

two other men stepped inside the circular arena, and everybody settled

away from

fought with my two warriors and I think I might have gone a little rusty.

words, his eyes

spotted me in a crowd of thousands of people without any issues.

Lina asked

“The entire pack will be the

tore away from me and he

at Callahan, who did not move until they were just a hair’s breadth away from