“Will you marry me, Alpha Xavier?” I asked and bowed slightly. Lord Xavier is currently the Alpha of the Leonard family. 
Apparently, he’s been hailed as one of the strongest men on the continent—and the most handsome. Not like that matters to me but I guess it’s a plus. 
“Excuse me?” The man stared at me in disbelief. “If have to repeat myself, will you marry me?” I looked up at Xavier who hadn’t moved a muscle nor taken his eyes off of me. 
He just needs to accept my proposal already! This silence and waiting is unbearable! I’m offering you money and power. 
What more could you possibly— “I accept your marriage proposal.” Xavier interrupted my thoughts and released his hold on me. I’ve succeeded! Another step closer to your death, my Lord…

 ------- Xavier’s POV 

I accepted the witch girl’s proposal and walked out of the parlor without looking back at her. How could I? 
My heart raced inside of my chest, though I knew that these beats weren’t my own. Throughout the entire ordeal, something itched in the back of my mind. I knew what it was. 
“Lyon!” I commanded through thought. “What was that all about? What happened?” A howl echoed through my mind. 
“She’s our mate!” Lyon exclaimed. Mate?! The daughter of the Wisdom family was supposed to be my Luna? I couldn’t believe that the Moon Goddess was capable of such jokes and trickery.

Propose To The Alpha

#Chapter 19 A New Warmth In His Cold Heart


I was surprised by his sudden appearance. Even though we had gotten sort of intimate and it seemed like we were getting closer, I figured that Xavier was going to continue to neglect me as he had been doing before.


Maybe he does care? I thought to myself.


I shook the thoughts from my head and smiled warmly at Xavier. “I assume work ended early, my Lord?" I asked.


I gave him a small nod and went back to teaching the class. Alright… well… maybe he just wanted to hear the lectures for himself and see what I knew. He’s definitely in for a treat then!


“So, as I was saying, who can tell me–”


Instead, Xavier grabbed my wrist and began walking me out of the class.


“Oh! Well, I guess we're finishing up! Goodbye, everyone!" I waved with my free hand.


The students echoed their goodbyes and waves.
