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In front of the moon goddess, I reject you Alpha Conroy, a fucking murdering scumbag as my mate!” He, Alpha King Conroy was rejected by a human- Amelia Whittaker.

Amelia is a human by birth and assassin by occupation. Amelia witnessed the death of her parents at a very young age. She watched in horror how shifters who ruled their human world ripped them into shreds and she vowed to get revenge against the wolves that killed her parents.

During her entire life after being discovered by a Human Assassin’s Leader and trained in his Faction, all she wanted to do was to take the revenge by killing Alpha king Lucas Conroy, the Lycan king of the Valerian hybrid werewolves.

 Painstakingly handsome and terribly possessive, Alpha Conroy has been longing for a mate since he was crowned the king of the valerians. It destroyed the Alpha when his long awaited mate rejected him and nearly killed him as his assassin mate.

But the moon goddess had other plans for the rejected Alpha and his assassin mate. What will happen in between their conflicting love story?

The alpha's assassin mate

　　“A king breaking the laws of his own kingdom is not really compelling to his subjects.” Arian scowled at King Conroy.


　　“And by not breaking the law. You mean I should agree to you burning my mate for she tried to assassinate me?”


　　“If you put it that way, then yes! You were barely able to stop the takeover your omega had planned.”


　　“Your skanky wolf should be grateful to my mate or you would have no King breaking laws. She saved me back in Ancientrova.” Conroy responded as he peered at the scrolls in front of him.


　　He was in his study with his Beta.


　　“Why should I be grateful to the one who tried to kill you? She is not befitting of the seat of the queen. You should reject the mate bond and take your mistress, Luna Antoinette as your queen of Valeria.” Arian argued. “If she hadn’t shown up, you wouldn’t have gone to that blood-sucker Kingdom and there wouldn’t have been an attempt to take Valeria by those rogues.” He added gloomily.


CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE: The assassin should be killed!