Outcast: The Alpha King's Beloved

Jennifer's POV: 

I hadn't expected to meet Arthur in such a dramatic way.What shocked me even more was that Ella dared to show up too.She was so bold.

Fury built up within me as I watched Arthur distort the story of the past and stir up trouble at the banquet.

At that moment, I was so angry that I wished I could rush over and tear up his hypocritical mask.

I really wanted to tell everyone that he was the traitor of the Rainbow Pack, and that he had stabbed my father, the previous Alpha of the pack, in the back, but I couldn't.

As long as I had no evidence to prove his evil deeds, I had to bite my tongue.

However, hearing Ella and Arthur proclaim that I was a jinx made me falter a little.

They looked so sure about their words.

Could it be the truth? Had my father and mother died because of me? No, that was impossible.

Their words were simply ridiculous.I didn't believe a word that they said.I made up my mind that no matter what lengths I had to go to, I would find out the truth of my parents’ death and expose Arthur's true colors.

It was only in this way that I could avenge my parents as well as prove my innocence.

Austin kept adding fuel to the fire.

It seemed that he wouldn't let this issue go easily.

That meant that I could only be with Anthony if I could prove that I was not a jinx.

Otherwise, I would never be able to marry the love of my life.

But how could I prove my innocence? After pondering over it for a while, I realized that there was only one way.

I had to find the elder of the Rainbow Pack who had the gift of prophecy, and ask him about the truth.

"Mr.Jones, how do you want me to prove my innocence?" I asked Austin coldly, gritting my teeth.

"Miss Smith, aren't you the strongest of the trainees? With your skill, it shouldn't be difficult to uncover the truth, right?" Austin flashed me a thinly-veiled smile of mockery.

"I'll wait for your good news."

How annoying could he get? This evil bastard did everything he could to make things difficult for me.

have a suggestion.How about you go back to the Rainbow Pack and find the werewolves who know the truth? They might be able to prove your innocence.Of course, if it turns out that you are really a jinx, please be sensible enough to leave Anthony on your own.As long as you are not a jinx, you can rest assured that I will not try to separate you and Anthony.On the contrary, I will personally

fists to suppress the rage that roared inside of me.Austin was

wouldn't be generous enough to help me with a

Pack,

I couldn't think

I could do nothing but go back to the Rainbow Pack to look for clues

the problems and be with Anthony, I decided to bite

annoying smirk on Austin's face,

the matter.Please give me some time.I will find out the truth as soon as possible and prove to everyone that I

Miss Smith.How admirable of

nodded approvingly, but there was sarcasm hidden

be waiting with great

must be some other way.You don't have to risk going back there," Anthony interjected,

Austin.Just

Anthony must be about me.He always

the Rainbow Pack sooner

in the Dark River Pack, returning to the Rainbow Pack to find out the truth had

finally come for me to fulfil

won't put myself in danger, “ I promised in a soft

when I return to the Rainbow Pack can I find out

pressing his lips into a thin

respected my decision, worry was written all over his

and Ella's appearance put a damper on

jinx, many of the

ended on a

the banquet, Ella walked up to

that she was surprised to see

think you'd actually be able to seduce Mr.Jones.You should

laced with harsh

you are a jinx, he doesn't care, and isn't afraid to be close to you.I sincerely

Ella is right," Arthur

was even

worried that as a jinx, you wouldn't be able to get married in the future It turns out that I was worried for nothing.It's good that Mr.Jones likes you, and I wish you both happiness.But I hope your back luck won't affect the good

had done, the two of them were still trying to mock me, provoking me further with the matter of

the point of

had gone too far, there was

insult to injury, I quickly walked up to her, raised