The Prince’s Unwilling mate by Mutya the Author
The Prince’s Unwilling mate by Mutya Chapter 173

 Chapter 173

we just reached as a couple. It should be spent having quality time. together. Bask in the blessings the

others have given us for this last milestone. And it should be about dreaming about a future together

and not about the one person who doesn't seem to accept our happiness.

Cynthia has always seemed interested in me. Or more so my title I never got the feeling she genuinely

liked me for me. Why wouldn't she, we have nothing in common. She was attracted to the idea of being

the Queen. Objectively she would fit the bill and she knows it. She is conveniently beautiful, and strong,

even with her father not being a high-ranked wolf. She comes from a strong pure lineage. She loves

sticking her nose into other people's business. The only thing she likes more is hosting and attending

opulent parties.

Surface-level perfection to be a queen, but worlds apart from what I need in a mate, everyone else saw

it. Even with being aware of how much she seemed to like me. Or more so the idea of me being with

her. I never considered her to become my chosen mate. Sure I needed to replace a Luna for my pack. A

Queen for my country, but that was just part of it. I needed to replace a partner for the rest of my life.

Someone who could make me as happy as I can make her. I was looking for a mother for my pups.

Someone that I could just be happy with living in a small cabin away from the castle, having our

children and grandchildren over after we retired. Something I was sure Cynthia could have never

offered me, but I never made it clear enough. I ignored her blatant flirting hoping that one day she

would replace her mate and get over this silly little crush for the status that she had.

Thinking it might be rude or dismissive to outright tell her I had no interest in her. Not wanting to hurt

her feelings I just kind of ignored. it. Even when Gerald fold me her behavior was getting worse.

Advised. me to put a stop to it before things would escalate: I never did, all I did was talk to Sam her

father, and tell him there was no chance I would. choose his daughter as my chosen mate. Offering him

a trip around all

packs to replace her fated mate. While Sam had taken me up on my offer excitedly. Cynthia hadn't and had

denied that the man who claimed to be her fated mate was so. Something that might be worse than

outright rejecting him. And even when Sam told me I did not explicitly tell Cynthia that she should give

up on her dream future. And now because of that, I had to tell my wonderful fated mate that we had yet

another obstacle to overcome. The guilt of what I was about to tell her settled in my stomach like a