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"Kiss or Kill?"
"Karma."
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Broken by a pack that was supposed to be home, Tamiko swore to never attend any mating ceremonies. He knew they would eventually reject him, so he didn't want to risk the heartbreak even more.

However, a lonely best friend in need of a mate and a bunch of convincing later, Tamiko found himself at the entrance of the mating ceremony.

As if that wasn't enough, the midnight moon gave him what he didn't want the most. A mate. But not just any mate. Gabe; the alpha's dark son, a man who made it his mission to make Tamiko's life harder, and also the man Tamiko hated more than life itself.

As their eyes glowed in the night, Tamiko didn't see a mate, he saw a very rare opportunity; a chance to run, or be the one that Gabe ran from.

He chose the latter.

Like a gift from the moon, he realized the one thing that could burn down the Grealor pack.

He bore the mark of lycan royalty, more precisely, King Zaffuto's mark.

The outcast, Tamiko, was the lost lycan prince.

Vengeance of The Broken Lycan Prince [BL]

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"You raised a bully and he is dead… Hanzo… not hurt. DEAD. That fucked up head of his won't grow again, and if I were you, I would make the burial preparations instead of doing whatever it is you plan on doing.

"You might want to go to your king for the breath of life but I doubt the mad King would tolerate such bullies," Tamiko said as he looked right into Hanzo senior's eyes like the man was really nothing to him.

Intimidation was not new to Tamiko and now with Danny away from this mess, Tamiko was ready for whatever the fuck the people of Kawai wanted to do with him, to him, or even around him. He just didn't care and he was standing by his decision.

"What did you just say?" Hanzo senior asked the audacity of the young rogue applying him clearly. He had never met someone who held no remorse like Tamiko and that almost scared the man.

The Safety Pin That Hung Around