Chapter 34


    Gannon POV


    Liam wanders up the stairs toward me after she disappears, and I look at him before snarling. “What


    did you do?” I snap at him.


    “Same as you. I told her the truth. She is just blinded by the mate bond,” he says, shaking his head.


    “I can’t let her leave with him,” I mutter and Liam climbs the rest of the stairs and stops beside me.


    “Sometimes you need to let them see for themselves. Everythinges to light eventually,” he states.


    “I don’t want what’s left over after he breaks her,” I tell him. No way could I handle seeing that sort of


    heartache. The same heartache Liam and I endured.


    “I know brother, but the King already granted him permission to take her when he leaves.” Liam tells


    me.


    “He what?” I asked. Liam nods his head and frowns.,


    “I saw Kade stop byst night, so I decided to listen in. Kyson told him if she wants to go she can.” my


    stomach drops and a cold feeling settles over me.


    “No! I won’t allow it!” 1 snarled. How could he agree to such a thing?


    “You stop her and she will question if she made the right choice,” Liam says behind me and I stop on


    the bottom step.


    “She’lle back Gannon” Liam calls out to me.


    “I know she will. That isn’t what I’m worried about. I am worried about the state she’ll be in when she


    does!” I growl before storming off to find Kyson. Liam sighs and I peer over my shoulder to see him slip


    into the kitchens while I head to the King’s office. The moment I walk into the room, he sighs as if the


    weight of the world is resting on his shoulders and crushing him.


    “You heard the news, I take it?” He says and I fall into one of the chairs by his desk. He doesn’t bother


    looking up from his paperwork.


    “You can’t let her go,” I tell him.


    “It’s already decided. She leaves in a few days.” He says simply.


    “Kyson!” He looks up before leaning back in his chair and folding his arms across his chest.


    “You know thews, Gannon. I can’t stop her unless she directly asks me to force him to reject her.”


    “She would never ask. He has her convinced he is some gift from the Goddess!” I snap at him.


    “Mates are gifts from the Goddess,” he says and his brows furrow and I knew he was thinking of his


    mate that has been rotting away because of his neglect of her. However, my experience with mates


    and Sia, I would hardly call them a gift. That woman was a fucking curse! A curse I broke. And it nearly


    killed me doing it.


    “I won’t try to and stop you from convincing her otherwise, Gannon. But once he leaves and if she


    wants to leave with him, I have no choice but to allow it.” he says.


    “And if it were lvy?” I ask as he stands.


    “It’s not,” the king states.


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    “But if it were?”


    “I’m not doing this with you today, Gannon. We need to head to the cemetery. Argue with me over this


    later. Preferably after I have had a few drinks so I can turn a blind eye to whatever it is you’re doing,” he


    says, walking toward the door. He walks out and I shake my head before pushing out of my chair.


    I follow him toward the back of the castle. When I reach the hill, I see Abbie standing with rice while


    the king made his way to the bottom of the hill, checking the graves he dugst night. Abbie looks over


    at me, but I turn away from her, I knew what that man was capable of, so how couldn’t she see what


    sort of monster he is?


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